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if i bought a ram(patriot lifetime warranty) here in classified and later it cr@ps out, what are required to RMA the ram?
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what are required to RMA?
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are we required to have orginal receipt?
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Yup
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uh oh
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OCZ accepted my RMA from Israel on RAM that was bought from here, I hope Patriot will do the same.
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DvBoard said:way to rip off the system. no wonder prices are going up
I wouldn't say that's really ripping off the system. When the other set die, he's buggered on that set. Plus, as long as didn't break the conditions of warranty, it was a faulty product. Patriot sells another set of DIMMS and a pair that was faulty gets fixed. Honestly, who's getting screwed over here?
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Yeah they do, cause returns, especially at big stores, just get sent back to the manufacturer. Theres no way best buy can individually test each returned product themselves. Thats the manufacturers job anyway. Its the manufacturer's responsibility to give the stores working products. If something is faulty, thats the manufacturer's problem, not BB's.
yea, not only that but frys know that they sell bad/refurbished products. literally 40-70% of frys entire inventory is refurbished. they can sell a lot of it as new due to a loophole in the law but they usually dont ask many questions because they know whats up. they just rma it tho. prices arent high, theyve been the lowest in years especially memory and hdd prices.
*edit*- they dont lose any money tho when they rma it, plus you know that their prices are really high so they can afford to lose a little to the little guys and for customer satisfaction
*edit*- they dont lose any money tho when they rma it, plus you know that their prices are really high so they can afford to lose a little to the little guys and for customer satisfaction
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heh thanks guys for all the input, and its really interesting.
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what i meant was what if it messes up later, that what i was worry about because im not sure how the warranty works.
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