I don't really understand why this is happening. Its as if I'm never meant to have a ThinkPad EVER.
As expected, I got an email from Lenovo notifying me that my order is held by the credit card control thing, and that my shipping address must be added to my credit card. But I've already done those things... I don't understand what this delay is for.
Anyhow, this can be a good thing maybe... I've been thinking all day and I've decided maybe its not a good idea to go with the SXGA model because of the possibility getting one with a bezel issue.
I just called Lenovo and canceled my order... No, I didn't give up. I placed another order this time for one with multitouch feature. Now I hope this doesn't go wrong because I've already emailed my bank today. What could happen is verifying my cancel order, lenovo process the canceled order and then charge me for the second laptop >_<
Hope that doesn't happen!
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Six months ago I've been notified by my University that I'll be given a "free" laptop for my studies. Now I don't know what they mean by free especially that I'm paying ver 13000 pounds per year ... but anyways they're supposed to give me a ThinkPad R61i.
The semester started two months ago, and everyone got their laptops, except for the direct entry students like me. We were promised that we'll get them in few weeks, but two months later we just got notified that we'll be receiving the ThinkPads today.
And no surprise, no ThinkPad for me today either! Apparently they've brought only 20 units and it turned out there are over than 30 students... The person responsible for the distribution said they'll be placing an order for us that will take up to three weeks.
I've asked if its possible for me to upgrade to better unit and pay the difference but they said no. Why NO? I wish they'd say yes... so I can just get the thinkpad from them and get over this whole mess.
PS. Since I'm getting a Tablet PC, I'll be selling this University laptop most likely.
As expected, I got an email from Lenovo notifying me that my order is held by the credit card control thing, and that my shipping address must be added to my credit card. But I've already done those things... I don't understand what this delay is for.
Anyhow, this can be a good thing maybe... I've been thinking all day and I've decided maybe its not a good idea to go with the SXGA model because of the possibility getting one with a bezel issue.
I just called Lenovo and canceled my order... No, I didn't give up. I placed another order this time for one with multitouch feature. Now I hope this doesn't go wrong because I've already emailed my bank today. What could happen is verifying my cancel order, lenovo process the canceled order and then charge me for the second laptop >_<
Hope that doesn't happen!
On similar topic...
Six months ago I've been notified by my University that I'll be given a "free" laptop for my studies. Now I don't know what they mean by free especially that I'm paying ver 13000 pounds per year ... but anyways they're supposed to give me a ThinkPad R61i.
The semester started two months ago, and everyone got their laptops, except for the direct entry students like me. We were promised that we'll get them in few weeks, but two months later we just got notified that we'll be receiving the ThinkPads today.And no surprise, no ThinkPad for me today either! Apparently they've brought only 20 units and it turned out there are over than 30 students... The person responsible for the distribution said they'll be placing an order for us that will take up to three weeks.
I've asked if its possible for me to upgrade to better unit and pay the difference but they said no. Why NO? I wish they'd say yes... so I can just get the thinkpad from them and get over this whole mess.
PS. Since I'm getting a Tablet PC, I'll be selling this University laptop most likely.
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