posted Jan-22-2004 “ Ajump.com has no way to acknowledge if customers have ship-to address on file or not. We can only call the customer's merchant bank and then inform customer based on merchant bank's reply. If customer's merchant bank made a mistake and provided incorrect information, Ajump.com should not be responsible and take the blame.
Ajump.com only sells brand new products unless otherwise stated. We always try our best to provide our customers the best and most satisfying shopping experience. Unfortunately, accidents do happen. Whenever damaged items are found at receiving, it is not up to manufacturer or Ajump or the customer to determine whether it has been damaged in transit. According to our agreement and Terms and Conditions, damaged items need to be reported to shipping carrier first, in this case UPS. UPS will inspect the product if necessary and determine who will be responsible. Once a shipping claim is filed, Ajump.com will ship out the replacement or process the refund within 24 hours. We regret that the customer has refused to cooperate with us.
Ajump.com already filed a shipping claim with the carrier and will refund the customer as requested. ”
posted Aug-25-2004
posted Sep-16-2004 “We apologize for any inconvenience this situation has caused our customers. Ajump has no intentions of sending our customers defective units with broken warranty stickers, however certain matters are sometimes out of our control. The power supplies are packaged and sealed by the manufacturer and we do not open any of the packages. To rectify the matter, we have brought this to the attention of our vendor and are continually working with them to prevent anymore customers from receiving these power supply units with broken warranty stickers. We have also issued this customer an RMA for another unit.”
"Called AJUMP to order memory. They advised me the memory they sold me would work in my ASUS A7N8X-E Deluxe mobo. It did not. I sent my MOBO to a repair shop ($30), back to Monarch Comp ($30), purchased a new vid card, case, power supply, ($550). I then tried some memory I had from a previous computer that was compatable and the system worked. I used the memory checker and found out they sold me incompatable memory. I tried to exchange the non working memory, but Ajump would not take it back or trade it in even though they sold it too me. "