[ousous69]

I'm going to have to buy a computer for my studies soon and I'd like to buy a razer computer.
I would like to know if anyone knows about SE on razer.com, I'm planning to buy a 3000-4000€ computer like a razer blade 15.

If you have any advice or anything, I'm interested and I thank you in advance for your help

[mothered]

If you have a change of mind for a cheaper laptop and you're confident with the serial number method, I can provide you with Dell or Lenovo serials with warranty between 1-3 years.

[Universal110]

That price is super high so note that the company will likely look into/investigate any method you use, they're not gonna just let it fly like it's a $100 - $300 dollar item.

In my opinion you could buy it, then claim it caught fire while you were charging it for the first time. You could also take a picture of the laptop and photoshop it to show that it caught fire and was badly damaged. Make sure it is recognizable as that same model but visibly damaged. Also say your little sister was in your room when it occurred and it got her injured on a part of her hand (send a picture to support this claim). I realize that companies take SE more seriously when it's involves health or safety.

Finally tell them you hurriedly disposed the laptop because you were confused the battery leakage caused by the incident could be dangerous to your little sister. By this you've avoided a return.

If you send the 2 pictures (damaged laptop, injured sister's hand) and also have a receipt (proof of purchase) I'd say you have a 90% chance of success.

For the photoshop, take a picture of the laptop on a table and source it to a photoshop pro on fiverr. It'd probably cost $10.

Good luck.

Also, let's see what mothered has to say (if he'll comment).

I like this idea but what if he doesn't have a sister? I would think if he took something off of google images he would be caught

[Magicfingers]

That price is super high so note that the company will likely look into/investigate any method you use, they're not gonna just let it fly like it's a $100 - $300 dollar item.

In my opinion you could buy it, then claim it caught fire while you were charging it for the first time. You could also take a picture of the laptop and photoshop it to show that it caught fire and was badly damaged. Make sure it is recognizable as that same model but visibly damaged. Also say your little sister was in your room when it occurred and it got her injured on a part of her hand (send a picture to support this claim). I realize that companies take SE more seriously when it's involves health or safety.

Finally tell them you hurriedly disposed the laptop because you were confused the battery leakage caused by the incident could be dangerous to your little sister. By this you've avoided a return.

If you send the 2 pictures (damaged laptop, injured sister's hand) and also have a receipt (proof of purchase) I'd say you have a 90% chance of success.

For the photoshop, take a picture of the laptop on a table and source it to a photoshop pro on fiverr. It'd probably cost $10.

Good luck.

Also, let's see what mothered has to say (if he'll comment).

I like this idea but what if he doesn't have a sister? I would think if he took something off of google images he would be caught

It's easy to find pictures on Instagram using the right hashtag. Instagram pictures never in image searches such as Google search or tineye.

[ousous69]

If you have a change of mind for a cheaper laptop and you're confident with the serial number method, I can provide you with Dell or Lenovo serials with warranty between 1-3 years.

Oh yes i'm interested

[Oni]

Had laptops from Razer in the past, and I often had trouble getting support for legitimate issues (i.e. fried battery). Their laptops aren't that great and they will want more proof than other companies of similar quality.

[mothered]

If you have a change of mind for a cheaper laptop and you're confident with the serial number method, I can provide you with Dell or Lenovo serials with warranty between 1-3 years.

Oh yes i'm interested

Check your Private Messages.

I've sent you 3 serials for both Dell and Lenovo with ample warranty- minimum 18 months.

[ousous69]

If you have a change of mind for a cheaper laptop and you're confident with the serial number method, I can provide you with Dell or Lenovo serials with warranty between 1-3 years.

Oh yes i'm interested

Check your Private Messages.

I've sent you 3 serials for both Dell and Lenovo with ample warranty- minimum 18 months.

Thanks a lot
I love this forum

[mothered]

Oh yes i'm interested

Check your Private Messages.

I've sent you 3 serials for both Dell and Lenovo with ample warranty- minimum 18 months.

Thanks a lot   
I love this forum

You're most welcome.

Let me know If you need more.

[ousous69]

You've convinced me I think I'll get a dell, can you explain what I should do with the serial numbers you sent me