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08-06-2003, 04:04 PM
This post was shamelessly stolen from our old friend Kingster at Unreal Playground. :)
Microsoft Hardware Customer Service
1-800-360-7561
So... How many of you out there have had a piece of Microsoft Hardware die on you? Especially like the mice and keyboards...
Did you know that Microsoft has not made a mouse that isn't still under warranty? How many of those bad boys do you have laying around right now? You want some replacements? Well, have I got a deal for you...
About a month ago, I had an Intellimouse Optical Explorer (~$55) go bad on me. I don't know why, it just stopped working. Actually, I think it was a bad cable... It was the one that I use with my laptop, and I wrap it up all the time when I am out on the road. So I went out and bought a new one - it was a year old... Anyhow... It kinda pissed me off. So I opened up an issue with M$ hardware support through the web. After a few things back and forth, they gave me the magic number...
Microsoft Hardware Customer Service
1-800-360-7561
Look in your warranty on the hardware you are calling about. Make sure it is still under warranty. You will need your product ID - usually on the bottom of the hardware somewhere...
Anyway... there you have it...
Microsoft Hardware Customer Service
1-800-360-7561
Microsoft Hardware Customer Service
1-800-360-7561
So... How many of you out there have had a piece of Microsoft Hardware die on you? Especially like the mice and keyboards...
Did you know that Microsoft has not made a mouse that isn't still under warranty? How many of those bad boys do you have laying around right now? You want some replacements? Well, have I got a deal for you...
About a month ago, I had an Intellimouse Optical Explorer (~$55) go bad on me. I don't know why, it just stopped working. Actually, I think it was a bad cable... It was the one that I use with my laptop, and I wrap it up all the time when I am out on the road. So I went out and bought a new one - it was a year old... Anyhow... It kinda pissed me off. So I opened up an issue with M$ hardware support through the web. After a few things back and forth, they gave me the magic number...
Microsoft Hardware Customer Service
1-800-360-7561
Look in your warranty on the hardware you are calling about. Make sure it is still under warranty. You will need your product ID - usually on the bottom of the hardware somewhere...
Anyway... there you have it...
Microsoft Hardware Customer Service
1-800-360-7561