How to SE Battery companies for money 06-18-2014, 06:53 PM
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This is my personal method I (NBA) thought of, and used. I found this in my old SE.txt file, I remember doing this in 2012, so yeah it should work now too as nothing really changed.
Feel free to PM me for any queries related to this!
Spoiler:
Step 1 : Find a gaming mouse or gaming keyboard which requires batteries.
Step 2 : Find a small battery company (You can try this with a big one but the risk is bigger). Google AA Batteries for finding one.
Step 3 : Contact them via email, or if they have live support, do it via that.
Say the following thing :
Hello,
I bought 2 AA batteries from your company a week ago, and my old batteries stopped working, so I put the batteries into my gaming mouse. They were just removed out of the packet and not even touched before I unpacked them. They were working fine for a few hours. I then switched off my PC and went to sleep. When I woke up in the morning, the batteries had a white liquid coming out of it, and it was all bubbly. I used a napkin to open the lid and my mouse was destroyed by the liquid coming from the batteries. This happened with only 1 battery, the other one was still intact. I then cleaned my mouse up and tried putting different batteries into it, but it didn't work. The mouse cost me $_ _ (Try not to do higher than 100 because that makes the chance of success lower) and I don't have the money to repurchase it. I demand a refund or compensation of the mouse, and of the batteries. (WRITE THIS IF YOU WANT TO, NOT REALLY NECESSARY) If I don't get one, I'll be contacting my lawyers soon (Try acting like you don't want to contact lawyers but you have to).
Your Name Here
Step 4 : They should either give you a refund of how much the mouse costs, if they didn't, then act like you're contacting your lawyer, and then try this on another company.
TIP:
1. Instead of a refund you can also SE a huge amount of batteries.
Step 2 : Find a small battery company (You can try this with a big one but the risk is bigger). Google AA Batteries for finding one.
Step 3 : Contact them via email, or if they have live support, do it via that.
Say the following thing :
Hello,
I bought 2 AA batteries from your company a week ago, and my old batteries stopped working, so I put the batteries into my gaming mouse. They were just removed out of the packet and not even touched before I unpacked them. They were working fine for a few hours. I then switched off my PC and went to sleep. When I woke up in the morning, the batteries had a white liquid coming out of it, and it was all bubbly. I used a napkin to open the lid and my mouse was destroyed by the liquid coming from the batteries. This happened with only 1 battery, the other one was still intact. I then cleaned my mouse up and tried putting different batteries into it, but it didn't work. The mouse cost me $_ _ (Try not to do higher than 100 because that makes the chance of success lower) and I don't have the money to repurchase it. I demand a refund or compensation of the mouse, and of the batteries. (WRITE THIS IF YOU WANT TO, NOT REALLY NECESSARY) If I don't get one, I'll be contacting my lawyers soon (Try acting like you don't want to contact lawyers but you have to).
Your Name Here
Step 4 : They should either give you a refund of how much the mouse costs, if they didn't, then act like you're contacting your lawyer, and then try this on another company.
TIP:
1. Instead of a refund you can also SE a huge amount of batteries.
Feel free to PM me for any queries related to this!
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