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+--- Thread: Best se method for s/n codes? (/Thread-Best-se-method-for-s-n-codes)
Best se method for s/n codes? - refa - 09-15-2019
I have lot of s/n code but i don't know how to se. (sorry for noob question)
Best se method for s/n codes? - InfochiHarry - 09-15-2019
(09-15-2019, 01:26 PM)Cyb3rc0bra Wrote: I have lot of s/n code but i don't know how to se. (sorry for noob question)
It all depends on what company you have the codes of
RE: Best se method for s/n codes? - mothered - 09-16-2019
Are the Items that the serials relate to, still under warranty?
If so, the SE Is as simple as claiming a defective product.
RE: Best se method for s/n codes? - refa - 09-28-2019
Logitech, hp, Samsung. Asus, Razer.
RE: Best se method for s/n codes? - relaxed state - 10-07-2019
Search for company-specific S/N lookup. A fair amount of places have them up online so you can plug the credentials in & check if they're under warranty.
Alternatively, you can just call or live chat them up to get the same info.
From here I suggest looking up the items specific details & visiting the community company forums for common defects & use that as your excuse and potentially throw a spin on it. Also, do not sleep on Reddit as they offer up some great deets on customer service experiences at times.
Next, try to figure out a way to avoid boxing (Well I disposed of ____ b/c I had no reason to keep a faulty item OR say you gave it to an E-Waste company and edit yourself up a fake receipt if they ask for one).
Boxing is just as good but sometimes unnecessary at times if you ask the right questions/have the right answers.
Lastly, the person over the chat/phone doesn't know what you're doing, so remain calm at all times. I suggest a VPN, Drop location, & Burner # (simple texting app) for OpSec purposes.
Hope this helps.
RE: Best se method for s/n codes? - refa - 10-07-2019
(10-07-2019, 07:25 AM)relaxed state Wrote: Search for company-specific S/N lookup. A fair amount of places have them up online so you can plug the credentials in & check if they're under warranty.
Alternatively, you can just call or live chat them up to get the same info.
From here I suggest looking up the items specific details & visiting the community company forums for common defects & use that as your excuse and potentially throw a spin on it. Also, do not sleep on Reddit as they offer up some great deets on customer service experiences at times.
Next, try to figure out a way to avoid boxing (Well I disposed of ____ b/c I had no reason to keep a faulty item OR say you gave it to an E-Waste company and edit yourself up a fake receipt if they ask for one).
Boxing is just as good but sometimes unnecessary at times if you ask the right questions/have the right answers.
Lastly, the person over the chat/phone doesn't know what you're doing, so remain calm at all times. I suggest a VPN, Drop location, & Burner # (simple texting app) for OpSec purposes.
Hope this helps.
Thanks a lot for helping me