Fix with months warranty

I bought Toshiba LS 500 - 11V laptop model PSLJOE-OOROOJEN serial number 89346796K on 4 Dec 09 UK. It has developed a fault on Dec 15, 10. Due to my busy commitments, I couldn't go to the dealer here in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia intimate. Today I cotacted REDINGTON Arabia ltd E-mail [email protected]. He refused to hear the warranty repair. Since the month of December is still on I ask the dealer invited to make repairs on warranty.
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In the history I n t see concrete info on the guarantee. When you bought your laptop, you know how long is the warranty period.

Have you can be purchased warranty extension?
By the way: the State guarantee for your laptop, you can check under http://www.toshiba-tro.de/unitdetails
Check it out.

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