Customer service for warranty

Hi All,
Can any one provide me with some inputs or documents on business scenario "Customer service for warranty" in Customer service module.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Vinod boga.

hello, wondering if i have got lost in the shuffle?i sent a request for help over a week ago and did get a response from charlie-10 to private mesage him which i did but the message seems to have disappeared? shortly after that hailey-j sent me a message requesting me to private message her. so i did, but hanvent heard anything back from her.i had also sent a 2nd message to charlie-10 and he did respond but i let him know i had just sent hailey-j a detailed message and asked if i should wait to hear back from her or start with him.i was advised to wait for hailey to repsond.its been 4 days since my last request for assistance. i dont mind who i work with but would just like to talk to someone about the awful support and customer service i have been going through and what can or will be done regarding it.reference case# E61309564.thank you

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With millions of iTunes customers, ther are bound to be some that have issues.
Usually they are pretty good about getting things sorted out. Respond to the previous email you received and give it 48 hours for a response.
problem I had with an unrecognized charge to my account.
You did call/write your CC company and dispute this charge, correct?

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Hi, Matt.
Apple's policy is clear: iTS purchases can be downloaded only once. It is your responsibility to make back-ups.
That being said, at their discretion they have made one-time exceptions to this policy. You can ask for an exception by submitting the form at the bottom of this page:
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/store/backup/
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Customer Service - handling Warranty process for Materials

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1. Our Plant is 1000 - sold a Equipment to a Customer "C100"
2. A Material is broken in the part of Equipment - where the Material[M100] is under Warranty.
3. This Material[M100] is received in Plant 1000.
4. Then this Material[M100] is transferred to Plant 2000[Service Plant]
5. Material[M100] is serviced in Plant 2000 then transferred to Plant 1000.
6. Then this Material[M100] is given to the Customer from Plant 1000 in free of cost as the Material is under Warranty.
"Here in Step 5. We have to know the cost of expenses for Service, that can be posted to Cost Center. Cost must not post to Material after Service as this is given to the Customer as free of cost.
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Hi ,
thanks for your response. If you can provide me more specific details of this scenario without having PM/CS orders for warranty claim that would be great.
We want to track , maintain & raise claim for warranty parts in the system for serialised materials; also need to send parts to vendor at zero cost and receive back in the system - we will not be using SAP PM . so any inputs on how to develop this process with warranty functionlities in such scenarios will be very helpful.
looking forward for more relevent responses..
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Verizon for one you have very bad customer service, for two why does someone who has a one year warranty have to go into the store to replace my samsung galaxy s4 phone, when all it has done for months is over heat?

I dont understand why i would need to go into the store for a replacement phone when i have had my phone under one year just because i have had it under one year. My phone has been over heating and i been trying to get a replacement phone, but i dont really have time to go in the store and i really dont see why i can replace my phone over the phone after one year.
oh and your customer service sucks.
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Broke new phone Verizon couldn't help even give me form for insurance I pay for in their stores.Seperate corp.Had no Internet waited 2 weeks mail me form.They suck.Did run across 1 dude finially knew his stuff and personally handeled many problems.It was after most working there didn't took me month replacement phone mailed.If customers service person seems new ask for someone can fix problems asap.
>> Edited to comply with the Verizon Wireless Terms of Service <<
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Apple Customer Service and warranty exceptions

Hello all,
Whilst I love my Apple hardware and software, and have had many good experiences with them over the years, unfortunately I post today with a complaint about what I perceive to be poor customer service and product quality.
In late March/early April of 2006, I purchased a 1.83GHz MacBook Pro with great anticipation- Intel inside, Tiger OS, inbuilt webcam, and general awesomeness all round. I also purchased the 3 year AppleCare warranty, which was to be a godsend as during the following three years I would experience:
*The replacement of the battery under the original MacBook Pro battery exchange program
*The left fan on the unit dying in 2007
*The logic board itself dying in late Feb/Early March 2008, thus bricking my laptop
*Another battery replacement as the replacement for the original died before it (realistically) should have (Apple very nicely made an exception to the battery's 1 year technical warranty and replaced it for me).
Fair enough, it's a new unit and was bound to have some problems. Unfortunately, last week the logic board died AGAIN; a mere 18 months after it was replaced in 2008. The unit is out of AppleCare warranty by 5 months or so, but I was urged by forumites and friends to call Apple, who would surely make an exception for me and pay for the replacement part, given my service history with the laptop and Apple's reputation for excellent customer service.
Unfortunately, this has proved to not be the case. Calling customer service at Apple Australia I talked to Steven, who was firm to the point of rudeness when he stated that my laptop was out of warranty and Apple would cover nothing but the labour charges involved, as a "guesture of good will". When stretched, he offered me a $125 voucher if I wanted to purchase anything over $400 in the Apple store, and stressed he didn't have to do this but the company was attempting to provide good service to its customer.
Despite my argument that I forked out over $3000 for this laptop a mere three years ago and am now looking at over $1000 to repair something replaced only 18 months ago, his line was that Apple provided a warranty and that was simply that (apart from a month or two grace). Five months is apparently "far outside the warranty period".
I received no challenge to my assertion that after buying something which cost over $3000, it was reasonable for Apple to expect a consumer to pay an extra $1000 every year after the warranty finishes to replace a broken logic board. In truth, I find this near incomprehensible, considering one can buy the supposedly inferior build quality of a Dell, HP, Toshiba, etc and see it last not just beyond the warranty but another two or three years before it finally suffers something terminal.
While from a warranty perspective Apple are well and truly within their rights to refuse to pay for the part, at the end of the day I am left to pay $1000+ for a repair for something which may only last another 12 months, plus $3500+ for a new Macbook Pro with AppleCare if I want a replacement- minus of course the $125 they are offering.
I did some reading of the ACCC's website about my statutory rights and the Trade Practices act, and I note the following with interest:
*Statutory conditions (goods)*
The Trade Practices Act implies the following statutory conditions into consumer contracts:
* The goods must be of merchantable quality. That is, they must meet a basic level of quality and performance, taking into account their price and description. They also should be free from defects that were not obvious to you at the time of purchase.
* The goods must be fit for their purpose. That is, they should do what they are supposed to do and be suitable for any purpose that you might have made known to the supplier.
* The goods must match the description you were given or the sample you chose from. For example, any carpet laid must be the same quality and colour as the sample you chose from.
* You must receive clear title to the goods, including goods bought at auction. In other words, you can expect to own the goods outright and any restriction on ownership should be explained to you beforehand.
While I don't particularly want to make a big deal of things, I hardly see $3000+ for three years use and $1000 each year thereafter to be merchantible quality or fit-for-purpose! This is supposed to be a high end laptop with excellent build quality, and yet I've a secondhand iBook that has been chugging for longer without issue than this machine!
I told Steven from Customer Service that his offer didn't satisfy me in the slightest, and still put me in an awkward position with regards to repair and repurchase. He simply wouldn't budge, and refused to see things from my point of view (which another operator, Anu, was able to do and thus produce a much better response from myself). I have since asked to speak to his manager which- after initial resistance- I have been able to secure a future callback from. I have no idea how well discussions with he/she will go.
What I'd like to hear from you guys and girls is your experience with similar situations, and whether you think I've a leg to stand on with regards my replacement request or the ACCC stuff above. Again, I love my Apple products but I hardly think asking them to replace the part while I pay for labour is a big ask, given the service history and my desire to continue buying and using their products.
Love to hear your points of view on this one; thanks for taking the time to read it!
Cheers,
Dave.

Dear meacod
I have live the same, except that I Cure my MBP before it goes to die.
A lot of older participants here just talk about Aplle care, which seem the automatic thing in front of a lack of real good quality on Apple products .
But I think we pay the price, and my second hand MBP was much more expensive than a brand new PC with more ram, more Hard disk, and even a blue ray...
I don't know your mbp history, but that's sure that we are not equal, in world, with Apple customer support. France is not so great, I don't know for your country.
The only thing I think is that Apple should take care of us, as we have some unacceptable issues, for An Apple Product...
Since 1996, when Apple was almost dead, saved by Bill Gates investment !!! , I have every year promote it, and it was not easy, but I have bring to Apple between 3 to 10 customers each year..
since One year, I have stop that, because I don't believe anymore in Apple product's superiority .
Oh, yes, on the paper, it's better, the system is really good. But the overall experiment can be so bad that I don't want to loose friends, or customers...
I don't say it's always bad : I just say that it CAN BE SO BAD and that Apple DON'T take care of that...
so, for your computer, open it, check it a lot, may be it's too late, but for instance, you talked about a fan, I have solved that case just by putting oil on the fan's axe...
good luck

Bad customer service and warranty question.

I called a couple days ago to see if could get my lcd bezel fixed, since it just started to crack and the bottom (basically the back of the lid when it's close) for no reason at all. if i dropped it or did something to break it, i wouldn;t even bother calling. but it just started doing this naturally so i;m worried that there might be a bigger problem. i didn't think it was a big deal, and i do have a warrenty for a reason, so i thought i might get it fixed before it runs out and the problem gets worse.
To be clear, i have the warranty that came with the machine. I called Lenovo expecting the same great service, but i got something completely different. I explained my problem and the women just started speaking at a really loud voice "it's going to cost you $995 to get it fixed, Do you still want to do that" I told her that i thought that my machine is still under warranty and she told me that is not covered.
Since i have my thinkvantage tool open to get the model number and everything, i can see that i have 60+ days left. so i told her that and she comes back with "let me check your warranty." I'm a very patient person and rarely get mad, but at this point i was kind of confused and mad that she would just give me an answer without checking. she told me that i was not covered with accidental damage and i don't think i am. But when i told her that the damage is not by accident, she got very defensive and told me a lot of stuff i couldn't make out. such as "it will still cost you 995 dollars and it would just be a waste of time to send in your machine and get it sent back. and that all damage plastic wise, will count as accidental damange and if there is no damage, they send it back, it;s still gonna cost 995 dollars. This is all i could understand, since she was being loud and her voiced cracked over the phone.
To replace a piece of pastic should not cost anywhere near 995 with or without warranty
so i guess after complaning for this long, here is the real question.
Is that true, that the warranty that you get when you buy a machine does not cover plastic damage because it would be part of accidental and you do not get accidental protection when you buy the machine, even when the damage was not the result of an accident. this is not even a week after they replaced my power adapter and HDD.
I do plan to call back, but wanted to see if i can get a straight forward answer before i do.
Thanks

Escalate your complaint to the customer service satisfaction officer.
There is no warranty agreement in your warranty booklet, which explicitly states that case or plastics fitting is not covered. In such cases, one should assume that it is covered, provided that you did not damage the part yourself.
Regards,
Jin Li
May this year, be the year of 'DO'!
I am a volunteer, and not a paid staff of Lenovo or Microsoft

APPLE customer service for ipod touch

sorry if this is a bit dragged out post, but i'll limit it to as short as possible.
bought my daughter an ipod touch for last christmas which has always been inside a hard case and never been outside and is like new when out of case(for cleaning).
last month or so it developed a small prob with sound not playing on some tracks(posted in here also), i sent it back to apple for repair, they sent it back saying it was software issue and they updated software accordingly, within days of recieving it back it started to develop another problem with the screen flickering on and off and the totally stopped responding to touch,called apple again to inform them of this and they asked for it back,sent it back again(only using their package service & UPS courier) i recieved it back a few days later with a very crude note stating they will not be repairing it because it has been subject to abuse/neglect in the form of liquid damage. no explaination as to what has been damaged or even cost of repair. i know for a fact 100% this has not been near water or any liquid, i have asked apple for an explaination and sent them 3 letters of complaint which they do not answer,i have now contacted consumer direct uk, they are advising small claims action.
anyone have similar problem or any advice they can offer? looking on consumeraffairs.com this seems to be a regular tactic of apple

If the water sensor has been triggered, Apple will refuse warranty service. You state that the iPod has never been exposed to moisture. I'm not saying that you would not tell the truth, but many people claim that a unit hasn't been abused only to find/admit later that it has, so your protestations will probably be in vain. Apple will point to the sensor being triggered as hard evidence that it has indeed come in contact with moisture. Heck, unless you've had the unit in your possession 24/7 since you got it, you can't even with certainty say that it hasn't; many children have, for instance, inadvertently and sometimes unknowingly had a spill in a backpack that damaged some electronic device.
As others have suggested, you can try taking the unit to an Apple Store and discussing the issue. You can also call the Apple tech support line and asking to speak with a customer service representative. But I would guess that neither route will be of any use; Apple sees the moisture sensor triggered and that ends the matter for them.
You can see your options for out-of-warranty service from Apple here:
http://www.apple.com/uk/support/ipod/service/faq/#warranty6
They have flat repair prices for iPods which you can see here:
http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/service/prices/#uk
Alternatively, you can pursue repair though third-party service providers. Whether or not those would be more cost-effective I can't say.
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Customer Service for Toshiba

Hello all..I was a little concerned with the rumors going around about Toshiba customer service...then i experienced it and it was nothing less then horrible, i was on hold for 40min and transferred about 12 times then decided to hang up because of cell battery..for fyi i was calling about my box they were sending me to ship my 3 month old laptop in for warranty work, its been 2 weeks, anyway it was never sent and once i get hold of a case manager i will find out why. My question is have any of you had any issues with Toshiba customer service?? or is it just a bad time of year for them..I am really considering selling my laptop because of this bad experience..and this is just for a shipping box status not even real work..im thinking Sony

when you have a problem with your laptop can you alway replicate the situation to get it to do it over and over to figure out exactly what it is. i doubt it. do you think you would be able to do that with all of those laptops? the problems dont always show up. they arent going to sit and try to figure it out for a long period of time since people start calling and complain when their laptop is gone for a day that it is taking the depot to long to fix it.
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