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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kirala" data-source="post: 12777674" data-attributes="member: 403709">Let this serve as a warning to all who wants to buy equipment from Techzone.on the 7th of May (2012) I went to their Kurunegala branch to buy a laptop. Since I did not have a serious need for a laptop, I bought the most affordable unit on sale, a Gigabyte.I noticed two odd things about the laptop I bought at the shop. Firstly, the demo unit had a Samsung HDD, whereas the unit sold to me had a Fujitsu HDD, and secondly, the unit sold to me had folders named "Toshiba".However, since I was in a hurry, and the laptop did not have any obvious signs of tampering, I simply took it away.Last night, I opened up the laptop to have a look at the HDD, and true to my suspicion it's an old Fujitsu HDD with a broken warranty sticker. This HDD Probably came from a Toshiba laptop, which explains the Toshiba  folders found on the HDD.And, the broken warranty sticker on the HDD is from EZY computers, which is the parent company of Techzone.I can only blame myself for this situation, as I should have, being adequately knowledgeable about computers, physically checked the HDD at the shop before taking delivery.I don't think there's a point in complaining to them, as the HDD is working fine, and they'll probably deny they swapped the HDD.Bottom line, I think PC house is better than Techzone, because every time we walk into PC house we are dealing with a known devil, as opposed to these people who pretend they're angels.</blockquote>

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