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Hi, I'm trying to get in touch with someone at Sony, but can't seem to find a way to send an e-mail detailing what the problem is, so I'll write it here, maybe the community can help, (I hope).
So, on April 05 of this year my SONY VAIO VGN-TT11VN/X was stolen from my house. At first I only proceeded with the legal stuff, (police report and talking with my attorney), but then I remembered that I registered this product when I bought it, back in 2009, so there had to be some way to let SONY and any repair affiliate know that if this VAIO appeared for a repair or any other requirement it was stolen, but I hadn't logged in for so long, I don't know what happened, I came here and the laptop is not listed in "My Products," even though I have a copy of what I entered as product registration. I have a Cyber Shot as a product but no laptop. So I tried to register it again, but I believe that for it being so old it can't be done, so I tried to find an e-mail to send this problem to SONY themselves, but can't find one.
The other possibility is that it's not on my products "here" because at the time I made an account on "club.vaio.eu," but that page is down for the time being.
I know this is hard to understand, but I hope someone here can at least send me in the right direction as to where to write to explain my situation.
Hi isabel.barron and welcome.
When you bought your TT Vaio, registration details for Vaio computers were held on the Vaio-Link server, which is separate from the My Sony website which has your product list. Consequently, Vaios did not appear on the product list.
If you have a copy of the original registration details, you will have the Vaio's Serial Number. Go here and click on 'Vaio and Computing' and then enter your Serial Number: -
http://www.sony.co.uk/support/en/contacts
You will be given contact details - but as your Vaio is outside Warranty, the only contact option offered will probably be a premium rate telephone line (from UK 0905 0310006)
Come back if that does not work and we can try something else.
Thank you Blencogo.