Contact Lenovo Corporate

Repair for broken laptop screen took ages to organize.Lenovo customer service is very poor and unhelpful and very disorganise especially when I wanted to pay the repair for broken screen. I dropped the lap early Jan 2020, still haven't heard anything from Lenovo. Overall Lenovo customer service is terrible, unhelpful and I would never buy Lenovo product in future. I will spread out the word on this.

Worst customer service ever. There is never a supervisor available. It's been 2 months not that they were supposed to get back to me and no one has. I call back they say someone will get back to me and they never do. Just brushing me off.

Garbage, just garbage. Will never buy, resell or recommenced there products ever again.

This computer system is merely trash. I hate, hate, hate this computer and I fail to understand why it is on the market to begin. This system has built in spy-ware and, in FACT THERE is a class action connected to this product. I would NEVER recommend this product to anyone, not even my worst enemy.

I purchased Lenovo's laptop last year in August. Since then I have been facing problem with MS excel. I tried calling customer care and waited for an hour but no one responded. I am very unsatisfied and what is the point of warranty if I cannot get it fixed, in this particular time period.

My Lenovo computer was malfunctioning. After contacting Lenovo about the problem, I was told that it could not be fixed. Since I was covered by insurance, Lenovo stated they would replace my computer for a new one at no charge. An email was sent to me which stated the new computer no. and id. plus the address that it would be mailed to me. I was told upon receiving the new computer I was to mail back the problem computer to Lenovo. I dealt with Mr. Tyrell Smalls, Customer Case Care Manager, phone. no. 919 874 3080 (email tsmalls@lenovo.com) First problem, I have been unable to contact by phone. Mr. Smalls phone box constantly full and I cant leave any messages. Second problem, his email to me stated the address that the computer was going to be mailed to was in Long Island N.Y., but instead it came to my address in Brooklyn N.Y., but at least it arrived. I also received from Lenovo, an email containing the fed ex mailing label which I was to place on the box of the returned non working computer, which I did. I then delivered it to fed ex with your company tracking no. 795399044550 Shortly after fed ex notified me that the computer was in route to North Carolina, and a few days later I also received a fed ex notification that the computer had arrived on January 2, 2018, at 8.42 am at the Lenovo N.C. Plant and some one by the name R. Coucil signed for it. On January 19, 2018, I received an email from len Returns@lenovo.com subject Lenovo part return reminder -dorr pr 00094902 advising me that this was the second notice that I had not returned the non working computer and that within ten days I would be charged for the new computer??? and that I should contact Mr. Tyrell Smalls costumer care case manger, which I tried with no success since his line states his telephone box is full. I then contacted your costumer service department at 855 253 6686 no. 4 spoke with a woman name Michelle and told her all the above also gave her the fed ex tracking no of the return computer 795399044550. She proceeded to tell me that her records showed that Lenovo received it??? she further stated that the non return email most have been sent In error?? I asked that she send me an email stating to acknowledge that the computer had been received and she stated she could not do that?? How incompetent can your company be not one mistake but 4, I have all the paper work showing that fed ex notified me that they receive the box containing the computer from me on Dec. 28. 2017 and their e mail showing that they had delivered it to Lenovo at your plant in North Carolina on Jan. 2, 2018 AT 8:42 am.. Gerald Donovan

The office purchased a Lenovo computer in May 2016, in September 2016 it crashed, just 4 months old!. I was told that a tech would be out in 3 to 4 business days to repair the computer, I called every day and was told that "yes it would be repaired" on the day the "tech" was suppose to show up I called and was told that they were "waiting for parts" This was the first time this was mentioned. Since this is a business and we can not wait for months for parts that may not be good (a history of Lenovo) we demanded a full refund.

I was told by Michael Summery (SP) that we would get a refund, that a shipping label would be emailed and that a box was being sent. We have not received either. I have left 5 voice mail message and sent 5 emails, I have not received a response at all. We are now looking in to taking legal action since this computer is under full warranty and was only 4 months old when, according to Lenovo the mother board crashed.

i ordered white Lenovo vibe k4 note from Snapdeal. When I received that and I open the box it was black and repaired mobile. The seal of mobile was broken and the main thing is the IMEI number of the phone did not match to the box and to the slip pasted on the battery. It is a big fraud case. I am scared and i did complain but they said that first we get the mobile back to us then we give you the new phone or refund your price. I am now thinking of taking this issue to Lenovo corporate, so they know how this company is selling their product. How can i believe them now?

I had purchased a Lenovo Vibe X2-AP (Gold) Worth rs 10049 mobile from Snapdeal on 6th April 2016. I got a defective item from snapdeal. I marked a mail to the Snapdeal Customer Care Team on 8th of April 2016. Everyday I am remembering to contact them by call or mail. For the last 15 days they are saying your request is pending.

Today is 22 April they guys are saying you should visit to our Service Center and can repaired your mobile. Please you tell me If i marked a refund mail on the second day of the delivery of the product. Why should I go to their service center. If I have much time for it then why? I purchased this gadget through online. Lenovo is hurting me.

They guys are not caring about their 7 day easy return policy. They are completely greedy. Please help me to refund my money and resolve this issue so that they can never serve me from his pathetic service.

Bought a new Lenovo computer $850 from Costco on line. Received it yesterday. Followed instructions and connected everything. Turns on and lights on machine and on mouse and keyboard light, but nothing on screen. I have a new flat screen monitor and it works fine on old computer but it says there is no signal on the new Lenovo. computer. Also, after it starts, it sounds like the hard drive just turns off. I have tried two working monitors but both show no signal detected.

Anyway, I contacted Lenovo customer service and they said it would be 139 minutes until I would receive a call. That was several hours ago. What do I do? I suspect it has a bad switch going from hard drive to VGA plug in back thus not turning on the screen. Since there are no instructions with the machine, and absent a call from Lenovo, I guess I am ready to return it to you. Where do I return it?

The windows start button will not work on my Lenovo laptop. This is my only complaint, otherwise it's a great cheap piece of crap. What's the customer service phone number?

I bought my Lenovo laptop to get it fixed at Best Buy's Geek Squad (8923 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11214). My laptop could not boot the night before I downloaded Windows 10. The Geek Squad guy (Andre) said they are going to set it back to Factory Setting. He searched the Best Buy computer trying to find my laptop type/brand. He choose a laptop that loose like mine, but it was 1TB. I told him my laptop was 2TB. He said don't worry, we will install a generic one. Whatever geek squad word that is, I don't understand and I said "OK", because I told him my laptop was 2TB. I am not sure if Geek Squad is required to ask you if you want to Back Up Data first.

But he did not asked me. So I asked him " is my data all gone?" if they reset it to Factory Setting. He said yes. He gave me a Client Copy of the service. In the "Service Information" area of Agent Recommendations, it said "diag and restore to factory and upgrade to Windows 10. Client declines DBU. eta 3-5 days. FP". I don't know what DBU is, but it looks like Data Back UP meaning. If it is, I never declined it. I have bought a 2 year Geek Squad Protection plan in 2014, so it will be done with no expense from me. [ I guest they don't want too much work, with their high paid salaries]. I know IT people get paid a lot.

12/11/2015 Friday, I came to pick up my laptop after work from this Geek Squad lady(I did not asked her name). I checked to see the space in my hard drive. There was only 1TB of space on my hard drive and asked her why...She said they did not change anything and whatever the laptop has, it is there. I have bought my 2TB Lenovo laptop in June or July 2013 on sale, and opening it everyday, I know how many TB there is on my laptop. I kept telling her that my laptop is 2TB, but she kept saying the same thing to me that they did not change anything. [If you format a Hard Drive (Internal or External), you get back the GBs or TBs in your hard drive]. It really did not make ANY sense to me they did not change anything.

I sign the damn service perform by GeekSquad and went home to try to find my receipt for the laptop I bought. But the receipt did not show it was 2TB. It only showed the Brand number and some numbers following it. I was really pissed, so I tried to called Best Buy to see if they have a record in their store to see if they have a record of my purchase on my Lenovo Laptop and how many TBs was in it. They don't understand forward to Geek Squad for me. This lady told me to bring my laptop in to check. I went back to Geek Squad.

This guy came to check my laptop and he came back with some printed papers from amazon.com on my Brand/Type of laptop. He said this kind of laptop only has 1TB. They may have 1TB laptop of my brand now, but mine was a 2TB. I told him, when I bought it, it was a 2TB laptop. I did not bought a 1TB laptop and update it to a 2TB laptop when I bought it. It was already a 2TB when I first bought it. He said he can open it up and show it to me the hard drive that it is a 1TB.

I asked him can Best Buy check to see if they have my record of ordering this laptop, because I pay for it with my credit card at the same Best Buy store. He repeat that this laptop is a 1TB laptop...[At that time I felt like they took out my 2TB hard drive and changed it to a 1TB]. I am no computer or laptop expert, but I know things inside of them and how they function. It is like bringing in a broken down car with expensive engines and parts to a car mechanic and they fixed it, but replace it with some cheap replica.

I also contacted Lenovo customer service to see if they can check my laptop was originally a 2TB by giving them my serial number or any info on my laptop. But this guy said he is unaware of any 2TB from Lenovo. I been using my laptop and checking hard drive space on a daily basis for 2 years. I know how much space I still got. Maybe I bought my laptop in 2013. Maybe they stopped making 2TB, because I see only 1TB laptops at Best Buy. But I am definitely sure my was a 2TB.

Had to do a system restore and lost some drivers - cannot connect to internet. Their support website has the driver files but they make you download LSB (Lenovo support bridge). I did this using a non-Lenovo computer so I could put on a CD and copy to the Lenovo. LSB recognizes it's not installed on a Lenovo and refuses to allow download. Contacted support, tried live chat, and the only way they will help is if I purchase a $200 service subscription. What a rip-off! Will never buy another Lenovo product.