Submitted Warranty Dispute one week ago - no reply

[SCNMKN]

I submitted a warranty dispute back on October 25th 2021 attaching a copy of my receipt dated March 20th 2021 and have not received a response other than the automated confirmation with my case number.

My laptop's backlight is not working and I want to get it serviced while it is still under warranty.  There appears to be no way to contact HP regarding my case other than through this forum.

Please help!

Sincerely,

Scott

[Echo_Lake]

@SCNMKN

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[SCNMKN]

I have just submitted my third warranty dispute for this laptop.  I have received replies from both of my prior disputes stating: "We received the proof of purchase for your HP Notebook... The warranty status has been verified and our records have been updated."  Still, when I attempt to contact HP Support about this laptop's backlight, I am confronted with a message stating that this laptop's warranty is expired.  It is not!  This laptop has a one year warranty and I purchased it approximately eight months ago.  I am extremely frustrated with HP's inability to resolve this issue and with the fact that there is no other way for me to attempt to resolve it myself.  There is no phone number for me to call, no person for me to contact directly.  It has been one month since I submitted the initial warranty dispute.  I bought an HP laptop in good faith that HP is a long-standing company that supports its customers.  This runaround is going to make me think long and hard before I purchase another HP product.