Hello everyone
I just ran into some serious bull from Newegg return. I recently purchase a Asus MARS 760, and this card I mean no lie it have to be defected from the factory, first the mini display port is misalign to the mount plate to the back, then the top left corner metal piece is not even securely fasten, the bolt above the MARS sign is bolted in incorrectly, that's the cosmetic part of the card. When i over see this bull, i told myself "Well maybe just the cosmetic" so i plug it and secure it in my case, fire up the PC and there i notices the card is completely defected, it only display image when it want to...
So I call newegg tell them about all the defect of the card, even sent picture of the defected part of the card and Email it to em.
After they receive the card and "inspected" they sent me an email saying the item they sent me is not the same as the one i sent back to them. WTF??? I meant all i did was take it out of the box(hoping it will work) then put it back into the box, the ORIGINAL one. First they said oh there might be a mess up on the RMA number, put me on hold for about a min, then they saying the serial number from what they have in record does not meet the serial number on my card. how in the flying F would that not match? so after 15 mins on the phone with these horrible customer service they just tell me well is not our product, you could trace the serial number to the vendor and get your refund from them. so i respond as "well you are the only company i bought the card from, and i only have one MARS and is from Newegg if you said is not your's, do you have phone number to call santa?" they offer to ship me a defected 600 dollars product and a go fk yourself note. so i call my credit card company and put a stop on the payment, cos i'm sure as shet i'm not going to pay for a 600 dollars on a defected card. I will never ever buy from em again, nor trying to tell peoples to get it from em, cos they are just horrible once come to return. Good thing i have a video of me taking it out of the box to prove if anything.
I just ran into some serious bull from Newegg return. I recently purchase a Asus MARS 760, and this card I mean no lie it have to be defected from the factory, first the mini display port is misalign to the mount plate to the back, then the top left corner metal piece is not even securely fasten, the bolt above the MARS sign is bolted in incorrectly, that's the cosmetic part of the card. When i over see this bull, i told myself "Well maybe just the cosmetic" so i plug it and secure it in my case, fire up the PC and there i notices the card is completely defected, it only display image when it want to...
So I call newegg tell them about all the defect of the card, even sent picture of the defected part of the card and Email it to em.
After they receive the card and "inspected" they sent me an email saying the item they sent me is not the same as the one i sent back to them. WTF??? I meant all i did was take it out of the box(hoping it will work) then put it back into the box, the ORIGINAL one. First they said oh there might be a mess up on the RMA number, put me on hold for about a min, then they saying the serial number from what they have in record does not meet the serial number on my card. how in the flying F would that not match? so after 15 mins on the phone with these horrible customer service they just tell me well is not our product, you could trace the serial number to the vendor and get your refund from them. so i respond as "well you are the only company i bought the card from, and i only have one MARS and is from Newegg if you said is not your's, do you have phone number to call santa?" they offer to ship me a defected 600 dollars product and a go fk yourself note. so i call my credit card company and put a stop on the payment, cos i'm sure as shet i'm not going to pay for a 600 dollars on a defected card. I will never ever buy from em again, nor trying to tell peoples to get it from em, cos they are just horrible once come to return. Good thing i have a video of me taking it out of the box to prove if anything.