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Chirag Original post #1
Jul 24, 2013 at 6:49 PM
I am getting WD Black RMA'd Drive at a really good price. There is no invoice. The drive is under warranty. Should I buy it? The RMA'd drive is sealed and hasn't been used.
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Jul 24, 2013 at 7:54 PM
Warranty without invoice?
Cilus
Cilus #3
Jul 24, 2013 at 8:09 PM
Warranty without invoice?

It looks like you really don't have an idea how warranty of an HDD works? Their warranty is based on serial number and by providing the serial number (in case of WD) or serial Number and Model Number (in case of Seagate), you can see how much warranty is left for the product and for claiming it, you don't need any invoice. In case of WD, OP can directly logged an complain through the Web site and WD will arrange an courier pickup from his home.
C
Jul 24, 2013 at 10:37 PM
It looks like you really don't have an idea how warranty of an HDD works? Their warranty is based on serial number and by providing the serial number (in case of WD) or serial Number and Model Number (in case of Seagate), you can see how much warranty is left for the product and for claiming it, you don't need any invoice. In case of WD, OP can directly logged an complain through the Web site and WD will arrange an courier pickup from his home.

Nope! I've bought 8 HDD's so far for personal use. I've sold them, lost them but only one had failed (a WD unit). It was out of warranty so I had to replace it. Thanks for enlightening me.