The @HP #Hp OEM scam of all times.

First of all I would like to start out saying that I was building circuit boards at the age of 19 and know every process from etching to the process of electrolysis to drilling to countersinking to pressing and etching and computer aided design I was doing that at 19. I have an HP omen that is less than a year old and I called and had set up to have repaired because there was an issue with either the motherboard or the CPU. So what I've done is a troubleshooting with the CSR and the CSR was a tr2 right below escalations working for the same company I work for in 2000 when I was certified by HP. My certifications were the Pavilion and the Officejet I was certified to support computer support customer support as well as technical support. So I know how things works it works as far as computers motherboards processors Ram or anything else the computer may have in it. I get a phone call few days ago claiming there's liquid damage and that the serial numbers missing and that the service center and Hewlett-Packard we're not going to cover the issue and that it was the motherboard and it would cost $540 to repair. I paid 1400 for the computer it's less than a year old and I'm going to post pictures as well to show you where there's some dust bunnies I use this computer for business and I never had any liquid around that computer. They are showing a picture of one screw hole that has rust in it possibly because I live in a saltwater area maybe I'm not sure but it may have been done before I hand I have no clue I know this their claim is illegitimate. So what I'm going to do is read this across the blockchains and the mainstream social media the let them know that I'm not going to let go of this I'm going to let it fly. I deserve to have my computer fixed and sent back to me if anyone knows about surgery circuitry and circuit boards then you would know there would be no way to cause any damage to that motherboard through that screw hole because there is no circuitry whatsoever anywhere near that hole or when you screw the motherboard into the case it would burn the motherboard up and you would have burn marks as well so their case is basically been proven wrong. So I've got to wait and see what happens but I know this they're not going to charge me any money to repair that computer and they're going to repair it for free and send it back what is your opinion?

Email from @hp
♪♫ Case #: 5028115623 Unable to contact you concerning the repair to your HP Inc Product. ♪♫ CRM:0024869002001

Hello Joshua,

Your case has been brought to the attention of the HP Inc. Customer Relations Management Department and we would like to speak with you as soon as possible to discuss a solution to your service order. I have attached the pictures of the damage found inside the unit.

We are submitting a quotation for service repairs of your product due to the unit being diagnosed with accidental damage and therefore outside of the product’s limited warranty coverage. Also, the service center is not able to proceed with repair since the Serial number label in the unit is missing, since the unit is not booting up we are not able to confirm we have the correct product.

Quotation Failure Description: LIQUID SPILL ON: MB & MISSING SN# label

Repair price
TOTAL:$504.90 USD
(Taxes Included)

Service charges for these situations are based on labor, time and material necessary to accomplish the repair. Individual quotation and customer authorization are required prior to performing the repairs.

Please reply to this email if you would like for us to return the computer back un-repaired.

Please reference to Case Number: 5028115623

As requested, I have sent your case to my supervisor and she will be contacting you within 24-48 business

as you can see there is dust around the area of the screw hole but the screw hole has some Rust in it well where's the water damage on the rest of the motherboard does anybody see that anywhere I've got to close up shot on the top of this post..

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