>> Its not your old laptop they never even took your one apart. They did a
>> disk to disk clone, from your one to the new one, printed out a cloned
>> serial number and yours is off to be refurbished in some mega factory
>>
Hadn't thought of that possibility.
Surprised that they have stocks of 3 or 4 year old laptops around in stock (even though it was totally top of the range back then). Surely it would be cheaper to replace it with a current spec model that compares or beats the one handed in (though if that were the case laptops would no doubt break more often).
Funnily enough reminds me of an old Paddington Bear story from childhood when he takes £1 note to the bank then a while later goes and gets his £1 note back and is thoroughly disappointed to note that it's not the same note!
Last edited by: zippy on Wed 20 May 20 at 20:35
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