My first HP Omen laptop malfunctioned on July 31, 2023, and was sent for repair under Service Ticket No: WO-022224415. When the 20 working-day repair period was exceeded, I requested a replacement. However, customer service representative Ö*** K*** initially resisted, speaking rudely on the phone and warning that I would wait months if I went to the Consumer Arbitration Board. She also offered to refund the invoice amount if I preferred. Despite her attempts at intimidation, I succeeded in having my replacement request approved after nearly two months. I received the replacement on September 15, 2023, and extended its warranty with the HP NB SVC - Platinum package on January 26, 2024, for ₺2280. Unfortunately, the new HP Omen laptop also had issues, experiencing multiple motherboard failures. Each time it was sent for repair: on July 26, 2024 (Service Ticket No: WO-026473816), August 27, 2024 (Service Ticket No: WO-026789740), and again on October 25, 2024 (Service Ticket No: WO-027758031). I submitted a new replacement request, number 5133150107, but was again told by Ö*** K*** that only repairs would be offered. Ö*** K***, currently in HP Turkey's customer service, has disregarded consumer rights and caused considerable inconvenience. According to Law No. 6502 on Consumer Protection, “If it is understood that the sold goods are defective, the consumer may request replacement.” By knowingly failing to resolve my case and using intimidation tactics, she appears to exploit legal delays and customer inexperience. She even refused to document her statements by email, resorting to wordplay instead. I condemn this behavior by HP and demand the immediate replacement of my defective device. I also urge other users to be aware of similar issues. If my issue is not addressed promptly, I will file complaints with both the Consumer Arbitration Board and HP Global, including all relevant documents and email correspondence.
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