Indian Alternative to newegg?

[Utkarsh Mahajan]

i just saw newegg ships in india but when i saw that the shipping charges were very high i want to know is there any Alternative to newegg? which freely ships in my country which have cheaper price like in games g2a.com sales so cheap.

 

[john TJ]

EDIT: you cannot find a site equal tO NEWEGG but these are some to consider

primeabgb.com
theitdepot.com
all of these are good online it stores assembleyourpc.net would be the last site that i would consider (components are outdated)
you can also find components in amazon.in . flipkart, and snapdeal

 

[vrumor]

If any hardware seller was like g2a theyd be selling fake, cheap hardware.

 

[Utkarsh Mahajan]

you cannot find a site equal to pcpartpicker but these are some to consider
assembleyourpc.net/
primeabgb.com
theitdepot.com
all of these are good online it stores assembleyourpc.net would be the last site that i would consider (components are outdated)
you can also find components in amazon.in . flipkart, and snapdeal

i am speaking about newegg alternatives not pcpartpicker

 

[Utkarsh Mahajan]

If any hardware seller was like g2a theyd be selling fake, cheap hardware.

they don't sell fake games and softwares. but they sell cheap

 

[vrumor]

g2a is not a legitimate source for keys, they are stolen and some do eventually get blacklisted.

 

[Utkarsh Mahajan]

g2a is not a legitimate source for keys, they are stolen and some do eventually get blacklisted.

but can you come to the point.

 

[Wolfshadw]

The point being G2A is not a legitimate software retailer. They are selling keys that are not legitimately purchased. This is why they can sell the keys so cheaply. Of course, any game manufacturer reserves the right to disallow the use of any key that is obtained inappropriately and you are out however much you spent on the key.

The same applies to hardware. Anyone selling cheap hardware, like G2A sells cheap software, likely is not authorized to sell it. It's either stolen or some cheap knock off.

As for where to shop, the only place I know of for hardware in India is www.flipkart.com. If you search the forums, there is a thread about global online stores.

-Wolf sends

Edit: Here's the Thread: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-1643019/guide-international-users-links-part-stores.html