Hello,
I recently purchased an ASUS VivoBook laptop on January 16, 2025. The laptop’s original manufacturing date is September 30, 2024, so according to the standard one-year warranty, it is expiring on September 30, 2025. However, it should technically and logically end on January 16, 2026. The responsibility o[censored]pdating and registering the product was supposed to fall on the retailer, but they were careless in handling this. After multiple follow-ups and wasting considerable time, we had to register the product ourselves.
We then attempted to update the warranty status on our end, but on all four occasions, our requests were rejected by the ASUS team. The rejection reason was that the purchase verification had failed due to issues with the information provided. The ASUS team advised us to contact the point of purchase. The retailer subsequently emailed a support address (INVSsupport_IN), but they incorrectly listed the customer name as "Payal Rane, " instead of mine. When I inquired about this, the retailer explained that the request had initially been raised under my name multiple times, which led to rejection, and that they now needed to submit it under a different name.
This situation leaves me uncertain about whether I received a new or refurbished laptop. I had no intention of purchasing a refurbished product. The serial number of my laptop is S7N0CV07V82728D. If this product is indeed refurbished, I will escalate the matter to the highest authority.
Additionally, I request that the ASUS team provide a more detailed explanation for the rejection of my warranty update request, so that I can fully understand the issue.
I would like to confirm whether this laptop was originally purchased by someone named Payal Rane. Please look into this matter at your earliest convenience and let me know if any additional information is required.
Asus India customer support has been notified about the posted complaint.
Jan 30, 2025
Updated by with_harshita purchased this laptop from bhayandar west asus store