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iBUYPOWER technical support can be reached on 1-888-462-3899 and by email at techsupport@ibuypower.com. Have the order number, the serial number on the case and the configuration exactly as you ordered it ready before you get in touch. Describe what the machine does rather than what you believe is broken: the point in a game or a benchmark where it fails, how long it runs first, the temperatures, and any code or beep pattern at start up. Keep every exchange in writing and note the ticket number, because a build case is decided on the record of what was tried and when.

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iBUYPOWER gives a build and shipping estimate at checkout, and it is an estimate: the parts in your configuration set the real timetable, so an order containing a scarce component runs longer than the standard window suggests. Save the configuration page and the confirmation showing the window you were quoted, and once that date passes, ask in writing for the current build stage and for the part that is holding it up. Ask at the same time what happens to the charge if the build runs past the quoted window, and whether the order can still be cancelled without a restocking charge.

The length and the scope of an iBUYPOWER warranty are set out in the terms supplied with your system, and they usually treat parts, labour and shipping separately, so establish which of the three you are being asked to pay for before you agree to a repair. Keep the invoice, the serial number and the configuration as ordered, because a warranty argument often turns on whether the components in the machine match what was sold. Opening the case or swapping parts yourself can affect cover, so ask in writing what is permitted before you touch anything inside. Faults that show up in the first days are worth reporting at once, while return rights are still open.

Warranty repair refused on a machine you never opened? Report it here and we put the case together in minutes around the invoice, the serial number and the configuration exactly as it was ordered.

An iBUYPOWER return or RMA starts with support: ask for a return authorisation number and a shipping label in writing before you send anything back, since a machine that turns up without one can simply be refused. Keep the original box and the packing material, because damage on the way back is normally the sender's problem, and photograph the system inside and out before it ships. Note the date you requested the authorisation and keep every reply, and ask up front for the turnaround time and who pays the freight in each direction.

Return authorised and no shipping label to send it back? Start it through our complaint process and we keep coaching you afterwards: what to send next, when to push again and how to escalate.

Nothing has been reported about iBUYPOWER here yet. Our research shows what typically goes wrong at custom PC builders: build and shipping estimates that slip past the quoted window, machines arriving with parts shaken loose or damaged in transit, components substituted for a different model than the one ordered, systems that will not boot or that crash under load, long waits for a return approval and a shipping label, and disagreement over whether the builder or the part maker covers a warranty repair.

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