J-Rod
United States of America#2UPDATE Employee
Mon, April 16, 2012
When you have a problem with your computer during the first 14days, you should take it back to the store. if you are going to have problems that soon into the use of the product you can almost bet that the computer is always going to give problems. if its after the return policy it depends on what problems you are having with the computer. Both the Manufacturer and the Service plan do not cover software. if its normal usage damage then you need to contact the manufacturer during the first year, after the first year then your service plan provider. if its not normal usage damage and your service plan covers ADH then contact the service plan during the first year and tell them its accidental damage and it will be covered. They love it when you say its accidental damage because that means they dont have to try and fix it over the phone. If you fall under any of the conditions above then you were misled.
The online mcafee anti virus and back up problems... what can happen is there can be a conflict between databases. if your computer is registered over the phone in the actuall claims data base and you try to register online and you register any of your information differently than how it is in the claims data base or of the claims data base is only a parital registration then you will get faulty duplicate accounts and it wont work. call and get an experianced rep in the pc care department and they know how to fix this issue. and can get you all fixed up.
anealysr
Pollock,#3General Comment
Sat, September 17, 2011
If you have all your facts documented go to Walmart.com and file a complaint to the corporate office.
I have and they called me the next day. I'm sure they will resolve it.
IntheKnow
New Jersey,#4Consumer Suggestion
Wed, November 24, 2010
If you returned it to Wal-mart within their 15 days return policy you should have gotten a refund or credit. It appears as though this is after. Your "2-year" service plan administrator defers to the manufacturer in year 1 for all electrical and electronic issues. If your issue was physical damage or liquid spills, they would be legally obligated to fix or replace your laptop. Otherwise, you can send this out to the manufacturer for service.
If you felt you were "deceived" by what the plan does or does not do, contact the Store Manager; call the Market Office (Market Manager) if that doesn't work.
Chris
Altoona,#5Consumer Comment
Wed, November 17, 2010
When did you purchase it and when did you attempt to return it? What reason were you given for being refused a refund/exhange?
If you had returned it right away, and you should have if it never worked, there shouldn't be a problem unless there was some damage that they believe you caused.
Nathan
milwaukee,#6Consumer Suggestion
Mon, November 15, 2010
I would suggest you go back to the store with a tape recorder in your pocket. Tape all that is said. Then file a complaint with your Attorney General of your state. Provide them a copy of the tape and all proof that you have this service plan.
you can also get a spy pen that will record. Put it on your lapel. I would love to see the expression on that managers face when he gets fired. You must hide the pen so it there but recording. This manager must think he is some kind of goddness or something to laugh at you.
I bet that walmart will worship the ground you walk on once you file a complaint.
I do not shop at Walmart. I use to. They got greedy and nasty. So Now I boycott them and I spread the word. Suffer the consequences --Nastymart or Nazimart.
To all you puppet on the strings that don't like my rebuttal. That's to bad. May Nastymart go bankrupt. Please report back so I know whether my advise is working for people.
Good Luck
Nathan