anyone have any opinions. They seem to have alot of laptops I hav'nt seen elsewhere. Just not sure if that is a good thing or not.
soyyr tigerdirect
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I have an opinion...They SUCK!! (Sorry I compete against them...lol)
They are actually a pretty good reseller. Just make sure to inquire if the laptops are new or refurb. and be sure to get warranty info before taking the plunge. You can check out their customer reviews at redflagdeals.com.
Cheers!
They are actually a pretty good reseller. Just make sure to inquire if the laptops are new or refurb. and be sure to get warranty info before taking the plunge. You can check out their customer reviews at redflagdeals.com.
Cheers!
shakenbake
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TechSeller said:
As you say, check out their deals. Like everything else, YMMV. I have bought from them, parts, motherboards, CPUs, etc, and have not had any issues. However, things like laptops, etc, I do not know.
Hey TechSeller, you are honest and open. Thanks for your feedback.
Returns they charge 15% restocking fee regardless of what the issue is with the product. Thats Bull shit and I have added them to my blacklist for who i deal with.
Not the best prices, but a full catalogue for sure. You can find almost anything you might need.
Returns are a problem. I never received credit for one.
However, if I ever have a user looking to buy an LCD monitor, I normally send them to the store on Woodbine. Good selection and users normally like to see the monitor before they buy. This was very important a couple of years ago, not sure how important now.
Use the online catalogue to find stuff you might want.. but then go hunt around for a better price.
My humble opinion!
Returns are a problem. I never received credit for one.
However, if I ever have a user looking to buy an LCD monitor, I normally send them to the store on Woodbine. Good selection and users normally like to see the monitor before they buy. This was very important a couple of years ago, not sure how important now.
Use the online catalogue to find stuff you might want.. but then go hunt around for a better price.
My humble opinion!
vavog said:Not the best prices, but a full catalogue for sure. You can find almost anything you might need.
Returns are a problem. I never received credit for one.
However, if I ever have a user looking to buy an LCD monitor, I normally send them to the store on Woodbine. Good selection and users normally like to see the monitor before they buy. This was very important a couple of years ago, not sure how important now.
Use the online catalogue to find stuff you might want.. but then go hunt around for a better price.
My humble opinion!
They also have a store in Burlington near the Costco (take the Brant St. exit from Toronto). Bestbuy (Brant) and Futureshop (Guelph) are nearby as well for comparison shopping.
