Newegg is Changing
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From: philo on 13 Aug 2010 18:06 "RayLopez99" <raylopez88(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:5d0c8bff-e174-40bc-ae47-3f769bd51ba4(a)l14g2000yql.googlegroups.com... On Aug 13, 10:17 am, "geoff" <nos...(a)nospam.com> wrote: > I've ordered from Newegg for over 5 years and never had to return > anything. > Several months ago, I ordered an HIS video card and had to return it, it > didn't work. Recently, I ordered an AMD Phenom II which had no certificate > of authenticity. > > I posted a review for the motherboard I got and did not write anything > radical. I did say I thought the boot time was slow and clear the cmos > before before booting. > > Newegg decided not to post the review. I mentioned before here that Newegg > is #1 but people/managers change and that can affect service. > > Given that the level of service/quality has dropped, I assume new managers > are there now. > > --g good detective work. Newegg is out then. One incident withiut much details does not put NewEgg on my list of bad vendors I've never had the slightest problem with them,.as a matter of fact I recvently bought a great printer from them at a good price and with only a $2 shipping charge Kind of hard to beat Also watch out, now that PC chips are starting to "compress" in performance advantage (meaning, for example, Intel i3 chips are roughly the same as i5 and i7 in performance, for most users) the scam where on eBay you get a vendor offering a i7 chip at a much higher price than an i3, and people rushing to buy it since it's a highe number. PC Chips? That and emachines are two vendors I'll stay away from !
From: ToolPackinMama on 13 Aug 2010 20:06
I trust New Egg, but I have had to return a few things over the years. They have always been good to me. I am going to keep using them. |