Need resolution to warranty dispute raised

[vekain]

Laptop was purchased just 2 days ago from amazon. Now when I checked warranty status on HP website, it shows expired in 2019. How is it possible that a new product purchased from amazon in 2020's warranty is already expired in 2019. 

Already raised dispute but didn't received any response from Hp team. 

[Dragon-Fur]

@vekain 

Two days is not enough time.  If you were first in line, maybe - but you are very likely not first.

Unless you need service right now, and aside from the emotional toll, the situation is not dire.

If you need service from HP Support, let us know and I will forward an emergency request that someone take a look.

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[vekain]

Hey @Dragon-Fur ,  I think you didn't understood the dispute. I purchased this Hp Pavilion laptop just two days back and on HP support website it shows warranty expired. I just need resolution for that.

[Dragon-Fur]

@vekain 

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@vekain wrote:

Hey @Dragon-Fur ,  I think you didn't understood the dispute. I purchased this HP Pavilion laptop just two days back and on HP support website it shows warranty expired. I just need resolution for that.

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I inferred, apparently incorrectly, that you had registered the computer and, after that process, discovered that the warranty date was still set to the original manufacture date warranty after registration.  Normally, the next step is Warranty Dispute.

Had this been the course of events, the answer that the Dispute process takes longer than two days is correct.

If you have not registered and completed the Warrant Dispute, then the "two days" answer is not relevant.

If you have registered and cannot complete the Warranty Dispute, the "two days" answer is not relevant.

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[Riddle_Decipher]

@vekain I understand your concern and I will bring your issue to the attention of an appropriate team within HP.

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