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[mothered]

Is the serial still under warranty?

If so, It will significantly Increase the success rate.

[GeniLoyd]

Is the serial still under warranty?

If so, It will significantly Increase the success rate.

yes it is, guess it will work

[critikal17]

I did an HP omen a little over a year ago. All I had was SN and fake POP, and then boxed them using dry ice. Wishing you luck.

[mothered]

Is the serial still under warranty?

If so, It will significantly Increase the success rate.

yes it is, guess it will work

Being under warranty, Is a huge advantage.

Provided your method Is calculated and executed In a very methodical manner, It "will" succeed. The DNA method Is predominantly carrier-based, hence considered a universal method that works with just about every company. As mentioned above, you can box them with dry Ice, but It's good practice to calculate the time It takes to sublimate, against the delivery time during transit.

Atmospheric conditions also play a role In sublimation, so that too, Is part of the equation In terms of the amount of dry Ice needed.

[GeniLoyd]

Is the serial still under warranty?

If so, It will significantly Increase the success rate.

yes it is, guess it will work

Being under warranty, Is a huge advantage.

Provided your method Is calculated and executed In a very methodical manner, It "will" succeed. The DNA method Is predominantly carrier-based, hence considered a universal method that works with just about every company. As mentioned above, you can box them with dry Ice, but It's good practice to calculate the time It takes to sublimate, against the delivery time during transit.

Atmospheric conditions also play a role In sublimation, so that too, Is part of the equation In terms of the amount of dry Ice needed.

Nice, here's the thing ill tell them that my dad bought it for my 15 birthday, but the thing was fucked up so I took it to a shop and they said its fine, but it didn't work, so i tried to fix it, as soon as I opened the thing it scratched me and blood was all over me and the laptop, so I threw it away, and it smelled like BBQ when I opened the thing.

[mothered]

yes it is, guess it will work

Being under warranty, Is a huge advantage.

Provided your method Is calculated and executed In a very methodical manner, It "will" succeed. The DNA method Is predominantly carrier-based, hence considered a universal method that works with just about every company. As mentioned above, you can box them with dry Ice, but It's good practice to calculate the time It takes to sublimate, against the delivery time during transit.

Atmospheric conditions also play a role In sublimation, so that too, Is part of the equation In terms of the amount of dry Ice needed.

Nice, here's the thing ill tell them that my dad bought it for my 15 birthday, but the thing was fucked up so I took it to a shop and they said its fine, but it didn't work, so i tried to fix it, as soon as I opened the thing it scratched me and blood was all over me and the laptop, so I threw it away, and it smelled like BBQ when I opened the thing.

For health and safety reasons, the blood method tends to work quite well.

Who's the company you're planning to SE?

[GeniLoyd]

Being under warranty, Is a huge advantage.

Provided your method Is calculated and executed In a very methodical manner, It "will" succeed. The DNA method Is predominantly carrier-based, hence considered a universal method that works with just about every company. As mentioned above, you can box them with dry Ice, but It's good practice to calculate the time It takes to sublimate, against the delivery time during transit.

Atmospheric conditions also play a role In sublimation, so that too, Is part of the equation In terms of the amount of dry Ice needed.

Nice, here's the thing ill tell them that my dad bought it for my 15 birthday, but the thing was fucked up so I took it to a shop and they said its fine, but it didn't work, so i tried to fix it, as soon as I opened the thing it scratched me and blood was all over me and the laptop, so I threw it away, and it smelled like BBQ when I opened the thing.

For health and safety reasons, the blood method tends to work quite well.

Who's the company you're planning to SE?

Im going to try to SE HP

[mothered]

Nice, here's the thing ill tell them that my dad bought it for my 15 birthday, but the thing was fucked up so I took it to a shop and they said its fine, but it didn't work, so i tried to fix it, as soon as I opened the thing it scratched me and blood was all over me and the laptop, so I threw it away, and it smelled like BBQ when I opened the thing.

For health and safety reasons, the blood method tends to work quite well.

Who's the company you're planning to SE?

Im going to try to SE HP

I've personally had a mixed experience with HP- some claims (low value) being approved with minimal hassle, whilst others resulting In a week's worth of Investigations.

Given the cost of the Item (Omen 15), an Investigation Is almost certain to take place.

[GeniLoyd]

For health and safety reasons, the blood method tends to work quite well.

Who's the company you're planning to SE?

Im going to try to SE HP

I've personally had a mixed experience with HP- some claims (low value) being approved with minimal hassle, whilst others resulting In a week's worth of Investigations.

Given the cost of the Item (Omen 15), an Investigation Is almost certain to take place.

Not if i thew everything away