SE Trust Graphics Tablet 10-15-2013, 06:17 PM
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Hey!
I've tried and worked on this method myself, and it works just fantastic.
Requirements:
- Computer w/ Internet connection
- A serial for the tablet you want (Craigslist, eBay, whatever)
- You may need a reciept
- (Makes it easier) A phone
Steps:
First off, go find the tablet you want here.
Now, call (or e-mail) the company. Calling is usually easier, and more time-saving, but it's up to you and your skills.
Just tell her that you've tried them already, and that in the Device Manager (the question will come), it doesn't show up as a USB port in use.
Also mention that you've done all the steps with another computer, and preferably on a different OS.
Just give her (I find that it's usually a her) the number, wait for her to check it up, and she should tell you something like
Now just go along and agree with all details she brings up.
Now you'll be asked a couple of questions about the product, where you cought it and stuff like that (just make it up as you go along, Amazon usually works fine).
After that's done, you will be asked to leave your address and contact details (may I suggest a drop house?), so do just that.
Profit ^^
Notes:
- I find that it works much faster and easier if you impersonate a graphics company or something like that.
- Keep pushing on how important the tablet is to your work.
- You don't need to use a drop address, but I always do, and I find it much safer.
Thank you for reading, and Have A Nice Day!
I've tried and worked on this method myself, and it works just fantastic.
Requirements:
- Computer w/ Internet connection
- A serial for the tablet you want (Craigslist, eBay, whatever)
- You may need a reciept
- (Makes it easier) A phone
Steps:
First off, go find the tablet you want here.
Now, call (or e-mail) the company. Calling is usually easier, and more time-saving, but it's up to you and your skills.
SEr Wrote:Hi, yeah, my tablet's not working. When I plug it in, it doesn't show up on my comp. This is very bad, as I'm in the middle of a design/photo retouch/game design work (just use you imagination)
Customer Services Wrote:Have you tried these troubleshooting steps. <gives you steps to try>
Just tell her that you've tried them already, and that in the Device Manager (the question will come), it doesn't show up as a USB port in use.
Also mention that you've done all the steps with another computer, and preferably on a different OS.
Customer Services Wrote:OK, can I please have your Serial Number?
Just give her (I find that it's usually a her) the number, wait for her to check it up, and she should tell you something like
Customer Services Wrote:Yeah, I can see here that you bought it XX/XX, is that correct?
Now just go along and agree with all details she brings up.
Customer Services Wrote:What you need to do is to take it to where ever you bought it, and they'll cover up for you.
SEr Wrote:I did that, but they told me to go directly to you, as it's no longer part of their stock.
Now you'll be asked a couple of questions about the product, where you cought it and stuff like that (just make it up as you go along, Amazon usually works fine).
After that's done, you will be asked to leave your address and contact details (may I suggest a drop house?), so do just that.
Customer Services Wrote:Okay, we will be sending you a new one, and we excuse for any inconvenience this may have caused you.
Profit ^^
Notes:
- I find that it works much faster and easier if you impersonate a graphics company or something like that.
- Keep pushing on how important the tablet is to your work.
- You don't need to use a drop address, but I always do, and I find it much safer.
Thank you for reading, and Have A Nice Day!
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I might do it later.