
Our WeeElite Program recognizes excellence in customer satisfaction. To display the ResellerRatings Elite badge, companies must meet stringent ratings standards, and they must subscribe to the ResellerRatings Merchant Member program to actively participate in resolving customer issues at ResellerRatings.

Minimum 8.00 lifetime rating, 50 minimum lifetime customer reviews or Minimum 8.00 six month rating, 25 minimum customer reviews in past six months.
* Any rating below 8.00 disqualifies a merchant for Elite.
ResellerRatings Elite is not a guarantee or a warranty that you will receive excellent service, but companies that qualify for ResellerRatings Elite have the highest customer satisfaction ratings of any companies listed on our site.
If you see the ResellerRatings Elite badge on a website that does not appear to qualify, please let us know.
posted Jul-21-2009 “Here are the details: You can decide whether you think our service was flawed or unreasonable.
This computer and “doc” (ASUS PortBarIII) were shipped 2nd Day Air on 10/4/06 under FedEx tracking number 717704485363.
It wasn’t until over 2 months later on 12/11/06 that the customer called to complain that the ASUS PortBarIII was physically broken as they first took it out of the box. We informed them that we could not honor the damage claim over 2 months after its arrival. To accommodate them we sold them a replacement at 50% off.
Then, about 6 months later on 4/3/07 customer called for the first time saying that when she tries to boot up her computer she gets pci.sys missing or corrupt. We did telephone troubleshooting with her over the next two days because she said she would prefer that rather than have to send it in for repair if that could be avoided. This included, among other things, attempting a BIOS update that she was unable to complete. We attempted an operating system reinstall but she could not get the CD to work, although she could get a bootable memtest86 CD to boot just fine. We issued an RMA for its return on 4/5/07 that included our FedEx account number for Next Day Air shipping, and requested that she send in her Windows CD for testing since it appeared to be either damaged or corrupt. There were no reports of hard drive bad sectors given to us at that time, nor was this fact disclosed on the requested note describing the issues in the RMA instructions. (it is curious though how they could have run chkdsk /r when the laptop would not boot into either Safe Mode or a regular Windows boot, either from the hard drive or off of the Windows CD) Had they reported this to us we would have sent them a new hard drive with Windows pre-installed and saved the time and expense of sending the laptop back to us.
On 4/12/07 we received her laptop under FedEx tracking number 8604 2654 9920, but she did not send in her Windows CD as requested. After diagnosing that there were no apparent hardware failures we reinstalled her operating system using our CD and because of the type of failure she was describing we continued testing it for 2 additional days. We returned it to her son (the poster here) on 4/18/07, 4 business days after its receipt, via Next Business Day under FedEx tracking number 798655360450.
We heard nothing more from them for over 2.5 months until this rating was posted. After seeing it we called them to see what we could do to help, and after hearing that it would not boot again we issued a Next Day Air RMA with shipping instructions. We will repair whatever is necessary, even if it is a software issue as it was under the RMA in April.”
"Having bought several notebooks from powernotebooks.com for different people before, I was comfortable ordering a laptop for my mother from them. Having spoken with the people there and having them boast to me about their excellent customer service and service plans, I was willing to pay a premium to buy from them. I have been very disappointed. To begin with the doc was broken when we got the package. It took quite a bit of arguing to get them to replace it, as they claimed we should dispute with the shipping company. Now to the laptop itself, for about two months it was great. Worked really well, and really fit the bill. On all the laptops I have ordered before from Powernotebooks, I had never had any problems, so I had no reason to doubt their claims to having great service. It turns out however, that this laptop is a lemon… after about two and a half months, it just stopped working… wouldn’t boot to windows. Knowing a bit about computers, I ran a checkdisk, and found bad sectors. We called customer service and told them this. After several hours on the phone, they finally agreed to service the computer. Since the entire point of buying from Powernotebooks was to have easy access to customer service, I was really disappointed by the difficulty of getting them to agree to fix the computer, frankly I felt rather lied to. I was however willing to just be happy they were going to fix the computer. But as I am sure you have guessed from this story so far… they didn’t. They have been extremely difficult to deal with, took a week to send back a laptop to us, despite the promise of a rapid turnaround. What’s worse, they did nothing more than reformat the hdd… so of course, it died again. I have never felt so hoodwinked in my life. For a company that prides themselves on their Christian values, they sure are dishonest and unwilling to do anything for their customers. It’s too bad because I had really enjoyed recommending them to people and touting their claims of great service… now I will have to find someone else."