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posted May-08-2012
posted May-08-2012 “Oh you would make my Dad a very proud man ;) He started an office supply company up in 79 with a great motto; "Service is Everything" So I have been bred to make sure the customer receives product in a very timely fashion. We actually took his motto and changed it to; "Service is STILL Everything" but in today's world we also add great pricing in the mix too.
Thanks again for the time and kind words.”
posted May-07-2012
posted May-07-2012 “Were sorry this happened, we simply sold out of this product so quickly our systems didn't have time to update while you placed your order. We did not inform you immediately as we attempted to purchase additional units and to see if one of the initial 15 purchased may cancel. That did not happen and stock has been sparse so we did give you a full credit and would have done so without a unpleasant email! We are a very reputable company and make sure we treat our customers as fairly as possible and attempt to make things right.”
"I purchased a Lexar Triton 64GB USB 3.0 Jump/Flash Drive from CompSource for $140. It arrived in original packaging that did not look new. There was dust on the inside of the otherwise sealed clear plastic box and two brush marks on the item. The product itself was defective - very difficult to slide closed, and then would not open. It appeared I had been sold a defective, likely returned, item. I called CompSource who said was it was shipped from their distributor, they were not liable for defective merchandise, that I could mail it back for an exchange contingent on their evaluation of the condition of the product. They would not pay return shipping. If I wanted to return it, they would charge a restocking fee based on the item's condition. They told me they were in no way responsible. They kept my money. Lexar is replacing the item under warranty, which will take weeks. CompSource made $140 selling a used defective item."