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Hi, I am Peter, I recently made a return for a BOXED type processor. when it arrived at the depot it turned out it was a OEM. how could this happend?

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I recently made a return of an socket 1155 I5 processor, before anything else I made a online check if it has warranty, and yes it has up to Aug 2016. base on the Intel warranty it say's it was a BOX TYPE, and then I filled up a online ticket.

I made a call, the agent assisted me and made validations. And waited for 24hrs to have courier documents, next day it was pickup by the courier.

I was so surprise when it taking so long, upon checking on it the status was

'Received pending further analysis by Intel'.

I could not wait anymore and made a call, and the agent said it was rejected because it was not a box type. They said it was an OEM!!!!

Questions:

How come it was declared an OEM, when it fact it was a BOXED type base on INTEL warranty check?

How did I passed the call center agents approval? They even gave me a return ticket, how come it has no warranty at all?

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Why did they accept my waranty request if it is not a BOX type processor?

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Hi Peter_Yatoc,

I answered this question using the previous tread.

Regards,

 

Mike C
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