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General Forums => Hardware and Software => Topic started by: mrblack on November 29, 2003, 08:07:19 PM
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I bought a abit Max3 mobo back in august
I blew it up last month using my prometiea phase change cooling system.
Condensation got In on the Mobo and zap there she went.
i thought well watermelon there goes $225.00 bucks.
Then the other day I thought what the heck I will try to RMA the board back to new egg.
And low and behold they are sending me another MAX3!
Now this IS NOV29th!
And I'm sure they could have seen that an idiot had messed up
the board :D
This just goes to show what a great company they are.
Ps they refunded my money on an Abit IS7-G board as well.
NEW EGG ROCKS.
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generally they will RMA something back up to a year after it is purchased.......sadly however you mobo will probably end up in the "refurbished" section as they generally dont test them. I had an ECS K7s5a board that would lose CMOS settings and not recognize the floppy, the day they received the RMA I check the refurb section and guess what....they had relisted the bad board. Buying refurb is a luck of the draw thing, I bought an EPOX board that runs perfectly fine as well as an Albatron TI4800SE. I did however get two DVD-rom drives that had something loose floating around inside and would work sporaticly.
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Yeah I never buy refurb stuff I just dont trust it.
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Gee mrblack, thanks for making all of our prices higher by having newegg take back something that YOU screwed up.
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This stuff doesn't happen in a vacuum...
Take responsibilty man. :(
BB
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newegg is the best place to buy PC parts on the internet, bar none. Great prices, very fast and efficient service.
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Originally posted by BB Gun
Gee mrblack, thanks for making all of our prices higher by having newegg take back something that YOU screwed up.
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This stuff doesn't happen in a vacuum...
Take responsibilty man. :(
BB
Oh get a grip :aok
Amazining how some people can find something to b itch about
from nothing.
Yes BBgun you are the Grand victim in life LOL.
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And It does not effect there retail pricing one bit!
they will simply fix it and sell it as refurb making someone a good deal.
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BBGun has a gripe and I agree with him, and you need to get a grip and take responsibility for your screwups
SNO
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Originally posted by SNO
BBGun has a gripe and I agree with him, and you need to get a grip and take responsibility for your screwups
SNO
Oh for crying out loud you mean to tell me that IF you had the chance to get something replaced for free you would not?
Insteed you would pay the 225.00 plus shipping ?
LOL I really doubt it.
But go ahead and tell us all how you would so we can get a good laugh:aok
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And maybe new egg was being nice as I'm a loyal customer who has spent over $6k with them this year!
they do keep track of those things I bet.
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mr black , what u use to prevent condesation on socket ? i filed mine with silicon grease but is it realy mess all around ,
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I use dielectric grease.
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>>Gee mrblack, thanks for making all of our prices higher by having newegg take back something that YOU screwed up. <<
That has some merit, but is offset by the fact that many bussinesses send out half finished products. I'm not talking about the ocaisional bug in a program, but programs they KNOW are unstable or hardware with KNOWN engineering flaws. Its common place in the Microsoft world. Yea, they release patches and fixes, but it amounts to them borrowing money from YOU interest free during development. I think that interest free financing will offset some products returned do to consumer negligence.
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Oh for crying out loud you mean to tell me that IF you had the chance to get something replaced for free you would not?
Yes. I have. More than once. When its been my fault/responsibility for the "busted" or other out of whack item.
And yes, it does affect pricing. Who's gonna "fix" the board? How are they gonna get paid? Are they gonna make that back from "refurb" sales? Is it worth their effort? Or are they just gonna toss it? Eventually, if enough people do this, they either raise their prices or rework their returns policy - screwing all of us. But hey, no worries - you got yours, right?
Yes, newegg is a great place. Good on them. But shame on you.
BB
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Originally posted by BB Gun
Yes. I have. More than once. When its been my fault/responsibility for the "busted" or other out of whack item.
BB
Well there goes you'r credibility LOL.
You are being very judgemental my friend.
So shame on you:aok
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Don't blame mrblack for taking advantage of New Egg's policy. They are the one's allowing it and made the decision to accept the return. Look what has happened because of their excellent customer service:
Mrblack has now advertised for New Egg. I haven't really looked at them in the past but will definitely start for future PC type purchases.
Thnx mrblack for the heads up! :)
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Originally posted by SaburoS
Don't blame mrblack for taking advantage of New Egg's policy. They are the one's allowing it and made the decision to accept the return. Look what has happened because of their excellent customer service:
Mrblack has now advertised for New Egg. I haven't really looked at them in the past but will definitely start for future PC type purchases.
Thnx mrblack for the heads up! :)
NP Man there a great company always done me right:aok
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It will definetely cost them............... The DL (dragon Lady) is not cheap.......
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I buy 99% of my parts from New Egg or Multiwave. Newegg is usually slightly cheaper. Service is excellent from both.
DJ229 - AIR MAFIA
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Got my brand spankin new Abit IC7MAX3 motherboard today.
Yeppers new egg rocks:aok