"WOW!!! Placed the order on 06-13 and it shipped that same day. Got it in 4 days via UPS (which was free from a promotion). GREAT price also. Awesome company, can expect more business from me."
"They had great prices, I ordered from them, they sent it out the next morning, and arrived very quickly thanks to UPS, and it works fine. Would definately order from them again."
"I ordered some PC2700 from them. They shipped the product, but the RAM was defective. After waiting several days for a response to my request for an RMA, they gave me an RMA. That was 4 weeks ago. I still have not been refunded after several calls to customer support. I would not recommend you do business with this company"
"I ordered memory. They shipped it. It worked."
"I bought 3 sticks of PC133 256 megs last Decemember from these guys. They were the lowest Prciewatch store that didn't have a lousy rating here. Granted, they had no rating (and, in fact, had a Grand Opening sign on thier website), but they were only an hour's drive away, so I figured I could go down and yell at them if needed if something got screwy. The memory was $21 a stick (it's now $46 from the same place). The memory was low-density, as they had a warning stating that high-density stuff wouldn't work with my motherboard. Now, they charged me $17 for UPS ground, but that was in line with the other Pricewatch bozos, and the price otherwise was low enough to make up for it. Thier processing time was fine; they said orders after a certain time would be shipped the next day; they did, and UPS delivered it the day after that (or tried to, I wasn't home and went and picked it up instead). Now, when I put all three sticks in my system, Windows would load fine, and so would RTCW and other programs, but TFC would hard lock whenever I started a game; but it would work with any two sticks, in any of the slots. I finally decided that my motherboard (a Geninue Intel one) was the problem; I replaced one of the sticks with my old 128 meg stick, and it worked fine (for a total of 640 megs, which was more than enough). Guess my motherboard just didn't like being maxed out on memory; obviously not their fault. I ended up selling the last stick to a coworker for $30. Although I didn't talk to anybody or return anything (they charge a restock fee on all non-defective returns and only have limited phone hours), I was quite happy with my purchase and service.
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