Intel case stickers?

Adrian wrote:

Any idea where I would get one of those Intel case stickers from? I
bought an Intel retail CPU for a system I built and sold, and it
didn't come with one. It was a 3.0 Ghz CPU (HT). So far, no reply
from Intel on this.

~ Adrian ~

http://www.bestbyte.net/Category.cfm...ID=39&Keyword=
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Stacey

Since I'm always changing things, I just scanned my original sticker prior
to applying it to the case I was using, and made several copies on glossy
photo CD Label paper, covered with clear packing tape. Not true silver, but
it looks good.

"Adrian" wrote in message
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| Any idea where I would get one of those Intel case stickers from? I
| bought an Intel retail CPU for a system I built and sold, and it
| didn't come with one. It was a 3.0 Ghz CPU (HT). So far, no reply
| from Intel on this.
|
| ~ Adrian ~
|
| ---
| "A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity;
| an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty."
| Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965)
|
|

"Adrian" wrote in message
.. .
Just curious, but how did you choose to contact Intel?

I e-mailed their support e-mail for the P4 processor. They'd better
reply, as it's how they support people, via -email.

You should note that many companies don't reply to emails,

Yeah, I know. Absolutely disgusting. Great image that gives off...

and those
that do either use automated mail responders, or take a while to
reply. A week is not a long time for this.

For support on a P4 processor? I think it is. Unless they've read it
and decided it's a low priority.

Your best bet for getting a response and some action would be
contacting their customer service department by snail mail. While
old fashioned, you'd be surprised how seriously companies will take
a
letter compared to an email. If you believe it's worth the cost of
a
stamp, if you don't get any response, zing off a polite letter. It
takes longer, but you're more likely to get a reply (it's sometimes
surprising how high up the food chain you get with a letter).

True, I may give that a go, if I can find the customer support mailing
address.

~ Adrian ~

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"A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity;
an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty."
Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965)



Cause:
The case sticker or case logo is included with the purchase of an Intel®
boxed processor. An OEM processor does not include the badge.

Solution:
Information to obtain a case logo / sticker is available on our corporate
website. For individuals we require proof of ownership of a system with an
Intel® microprocessor before we mail out a sticker. This can be an invoice,
packing list, warranty card, etc. Please send the information to:

Intel Corporation
Intel Inside® Program Office
2200 Mission College Blvd.
Santa Clara, CA 95052-8119
Attn: Scott Luebke, Mailstop RN6-39

If you prefer, we invite you to fax the information to 1-408-765-9576.