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HP Support Blog: The conclusion

When I last left the story, the laptop was to be picked up and fixed (again) by HP.

Over the course of the next few weeks, following lots of confusion with couriers and other problems, the laptop was finally returned. Sorted. Fixed.

At the end of the day, I suppose HP should be commended for fixing the problem in the end. It was, after all, a relatively old (3 years) laptop. But, at the same time, they knew that when they took the £138.65 off me to extend the warranty for a year – and offered me next-day service, which turned out to take much longer than one working day – indeed, more than a month.

Now that the event has passed, I’ve written to Stephen Gill, Managing Director of HP UK asking him for comment. I’ll update the blog again if I hear from him.

But, for now: Case closed.

This post was filed under: HP Support Blog.

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Comments and responses

Comment from Robert


    16.53, 30/03/2007

Do you have Stephen Gill’s address – I have a similar story


Comment from sjhoward (author of the post)


    17.22, 30/03/2007

I don’t have it to hand, but I’ll look it up and post it on here when I dig it out 🙂


Comment from sjhoward (author of the post)


    08.44, 31/03/2007

I wrote to him c/o
Amen Corner
Cain Road
Bracknell
Berkshire
RG12 1HN

…and it seemed to work! 🙂


Comment from Robert


    10.01, 31/03/2007

Many thanks – will let you know what happens.




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