Actually, I used the "ContactUs" four months ago when I received a WD Raptor hard drive that had been shipped with no packaging material, rolling around in a box. The molex connector on the drive was damaged, (broken plastic) meaning that only the SATA power connector worked.
I never received anything but an autoreply saying my message had been received. What was that again about wanting to help out in the situation??
BTW, you absolutely contradict yourself in your own email. Paragraph two states that you do not test any equipment in any way whatsoever.
No products we sell are tested.
You go on to state in the next paragraph that when an item is received by RMA, it is tested, and when a defect is found the item is sent back to the manufacturer.
. . . our RMA department will test for defects. . .
What happens when the item is tested and found not to be "defective" by your RMA techs? You re-package the item and re-sell it as new? Right? That seems to be my experience with NewEgg.
Who are your RMA techs anyway? Are they certified by the manufacturer to test their products? Or do you hire a bunch of minimum wage high school kids to do that for you at the least possible cost?? I have to wonder at this, as this product is so OBVIOUSLY re-packaged the second I pull it out of the shipping box. This card had blue, ball-point pen "X"s on the box, UNDERNEATH the shrinkwrap. Gives me alot of faith the card is new, retail as I ordered.
Whoever is doing your testing in RMA doesn't seem to have their eye on things.
I've already made nice with my local retailer. 20% more expensive, but the man has the integrity of the Pope.
Bye, NewEgg. You've become oh so transparent, and more than a little rotten around the edges.