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    Changing warranty country

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by thinkpad knows best, Nov 10, 2009.

  1. thinkpad knows best

    thinkpad knows best Notebook Deity

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    I looked up my recently received T61p's serial, it has a warranty until January 2011, but in the US, i live in Canada. I couldn't find any information on the website about changing country's or how to. Is it possible to change country's with a small fee, or is it free, or is it not possible at all. If i needed to bring it in for service at any US Lenovo repair depot i could according to the warranty, so that would be do-able, but would be more convenient if i could transfer the warranty to Canada.
     
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    lead_org Purveyor of Truth

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    you can't transfer warranty..
     
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    JaneL Super Moderator

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    No, ThinkPads either come with or without IWS, and it cannot be added to a model that does not come with it.

    Read Mark's Advice About International Warranty Services for more information.
     
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    damn it. oh well..