geekitupsum
New Member
Newegg is fantastic. i've spent well over 30k with them and have never had a bad experience. you must have bad luck or something
best buy = crap
best buy = crap
NewEgg sucks..
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Newegg_Support
Verified Newegg Representative
Dear Customer,
Thanks for taking the time to post your informative review. We greatly apologize for any inconvenience you have experienced due to your situation. At your earliest convenience, please contact Alex at 800-390-1119 ( dial 25040 immediately ) or by email at [email protected] for further assistance.
Thanks for taking the time to post your informative review. We greatly apologize for any inconvenience you have experienced due to your situation. At your earliest convenience, please contact Alex at 800-390-1119 ( dial 25040 immediately ) or by email at [email protected] for further assistance.
diduknowthat
formerly liuliuboy
Wow, now that's good customer service 
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just a noob
Well-Known Member
great service, but maybe a little late? anyway, they really are going out of their way to find you...
massahwahl
VIP Member
Holy Cow! I can't believe they actually did that!
ETSA
New Member
To the original poster:
If I have one experience such as you mentioned, I would stop shopping there. As consumers the power we have is where we shop and spend our money. That is pretty bogus, I would definitely be angry also. Not being mean, but I never buy monitors online, I prefer to look at them in person to see if they are quality, plus they seem to most likely to break when being shipped. Good luck to you. BTW I have always had good experiences with newegg, it sucks, they have good deals.
If I have one experience such as you mentioned, I would stop shopping there. As consumers the power we have is where we shop and spend our money. That is pretty bogus, I would definitely be angry also. Not being mean, but I never buy monitors online, I prefer to look at them in person to see if they are quality, plus they seem to most likely to break when being shipped. Good luck to you. BTW I have always had good experiences with newegg, it sucks, they have good deals.
skidude
Active Member
I've spent over $5,000 at newegg over the course of 4 years and never ONCE had an issue with them. Their RMA policies are extremely lenient, I remember I was sent a faulty motherboard and they took it back no questions asked, and sent me a brand new one within 3 days. They are probably the single best company I have ever dealt with.
Don't go spreading bad news about a company you have had one bad experience with. Seriously.
Don't go spreading bad news about a company you have had one bad experience with. Seriously.
dragon2309
P.I Dragon
Be aware that computerforum is nto aware of any official partnership with newegg.com on a customer support basis. The user account offering assistance has not been verified by us. Any information exchanged between yourselves and the support account in question is at your own risk.
We are preparing talks to establish and confirm who the support account belongs to and if its legitimate.
In the mean time, buyer beware. I shall update this thread when we have any news.
We are preparing talks to establish and confirm who the support account belongs to and if its legitimate.
In the mean time, buyer beware. I shall update this thread when we have any news.
dragon2309
P.I Dragon
Exactly why we are investigating it. If he is legit then that's excellent, it's great to see an official figure from a large business take a valued interest in its customers residing on cf.com. If the guy is legit then we will make it known through actions that are yet to be finalised, but they will be fairly obvious
Geoff
VIP Member
Just to let everyone know, I called the 1-800 number and it had an automated message saying that I've reached the Newegg customer service/support center, and that their offices were closed. I then dialed the extension and was transferred to the voicemail of Alex (who is a man). The 1-800 number is the correct number however, it is listed on the Newegg website:
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Please call Newegg.com customer service at 1-800-390-1119
There is no need to check anything, a valid newegg email address was used and all accounts have to verify via a confirmation link sent to the email address, hence we can safely assume. the newegg_support account is legitimate. From everything I have read, newegg seems to go way above and beyond of what they are obligated to do in the name of good customer service.
Horrible Customer Service This Month...
Since NewEgg will read this, I am writing this to get someone's attention...and also to share this with as many people as people until this gets resolved.
Before I give you a chronology of events here are the two main issues:
1. I shipped back an Intel QX9775 that I purchased new. One hour from delivery from you I called and realized I ordered the wrong item and it was not the item I needed for this board.
2. After all of this, NewEgg is now insinuating that I am a liar and returned a used QX9770 processor to them (ironically that is what I wanted to swap for) and is thus returning someone’s used processor to me after I paid you $1500 of my money.
On December 5th, I signed up with NewEgg as a preferred customer as I have bought from them many times before and for me it was a no brainer as I knew I would use the line of credit in future. Sales Order: 85517841 I purchased a Intel QX 9775 Processor for a computer I have been putting together as a Christmas present. That particular processor is a Socket 771.
On December 10th I received the item and upon opening it, realized the ASUS board I had purchased was a Socket 775, not 771 and thus the processor was useless to me. I had mistakenly ordered the wrong one. Stupid me.
I called immediately after realizing this and spoke with a rep in customer service believing this would be an easy thing to fix as I hadn’t even been billed yet for the order.
The rep on the phone first told me I should’ve read the description more carefully and suggested I sell it on EBay as they’d charge me a 20% restocking fee. Having managed customer service for 10 years I couldn’t believe what someone was telling me…especially as I just took out a line of credit with your computer under the impression I would be doing business with you for a long time to come.
I asked to speak to the supervisor and explained the situation to Maury Santamaria. He agreed to waive the restocking fee once it was confirmed that the item had been returned. As Christmas was coming, I offered to pay for the Overnight shipping via UPS at my own expense so we could resolve this quickly. In turn, I told him I did not want my money back at all…didn’t care about the price difference, just wanted the correct item. I did as I promised and on December 11th I provided him with the tracking number:
1Z0394E12540791123
I tracked the item myself and was relieved to see the item received and assumed all would be well.
On December 17th I was sent an email care of the RMA Inspector that after reviewing the package it was believed that the item received back did not match the serial number of the processor that they had sent me. The box was for the QX9775, but the item they were saying was sent back and is inside the box is the QX9770.
This to me was ironic…as it was the item I was trying to swap it out for as it is a Socket 775 processor. After calling again and speaking with Thomas in customer service, he was as puzzled as I was and said he would look into it for me. For good measure, I forwarded my emails to both the RMA Inspector & Maury to keep him in the loop. Thomas put me on hold a few times and came back to ask some odd questions:
1. Have I ever seen that type of processor before?
2. If I received the wrong one, would I even recognize it?
I’m not sure where he was going with this…he never said. I never heard back anything…and as I knew the package was supposed to be shipped back to me, I called again yesterday to try and resolve this.
The third customer service rep I spoke with said I returned an item they didn’t sell to me, all but accusing me of lying, and attempting to defraud NewEgg…which was offensive to say the least. After 40 minutes on hold and speaking with him, I asked again to speak with Maury. He assured me they had pictures of a used processor with fingerprints all over it (the QX9770) and even though it is the item I have been trying to swap the QX9775 for, I expressed the following concern:
I gave NewEgg $1500 of my money…and in return am getting back someone’s used QX9770 processor. As this item wasn’t what I returned, if they ship this back to me and it is DOA I am not covered under NewEgg's 30 day warranty. As the box I originally received with the QX9775 doesn’t match the processor I highly doubt Intel would be interested in covering me should something go wrong in a few months time (I imagine being used someone probably beat the hell out of it and overclocked it… in which case I am getting a “used car” for the return of a brand new one that simply was the wrong one for me).
I can’t help but feel taken advantage of…and also find it odd that I was given grief for trying to return something to NewEgg in the first place (one of your reps suggest I sell it on Ebay??).
All I want out of this whole situation is the item I need and had wanted in the first place the Intel QX9770. I don’t want a refund, I don’t want credit…I am just trying to get the right item so I can finish this. $1500 is a lot of money and doesn’t come easy for me so I take this very seriously. It is horrible as it is as this was a Christmas gift that won’t be ready by next week. Maury had suggested that another customer had made a mistake and put another item in the box…but I know what I sent back. I also know I don’t even have other parts lying around that could possibly have been put in its place. I do know that right now I am out $1500, didn’t get the item I need, and for my trouble in being honest and figuring this would be an easy fix am now, for my trouble, getting back someone else’s used processor.
Lastly, as a thought…NewEgg's own customer service people told me this is their busiest time of year and their RMA department has been handling a large volume of requests. No system is perfect…and ask yourself if mistakes cannot be made on their end. People make mistakes all the time…I admitted my own stupidity for ordering the wrong item but I am awaiting some sort of acknowledgement from NewEgg that I am indeed a “Preferred Customer” and that this situation has been handled poorly from the start.
Ken
Since NewEgg will read this, I am writing this to get someone's attention...and also to share this with as many people as people until this gets resolved.
Before I give you a chronology of events here are the two main issues:
1. I shipped back an Intel QX9775 that I purchased new. One hour from delivery from you I called and realized I ordered the wrong item and it was not the item I needed for this board.
2. After all of this, NewEgg is now insinuating that I am a liar and returned a used QX9770 processor to them (ironically that is what I wanted to swap for) and is thus returning someone’s used processor to me after I paid you $1500 of my money.
On December 5th, I signed up with NewEgg as a preferred customer as I have bought from them many times before and for me it was a no brainer as I knew I would use the line of credit in future. Sales Order: 85517841 I purchased a Intel QX 9775 Processor for a computer I have been putting together as a Christmas present. That particular processor is a Socket 771.
On December 10th I received the item and upon opening it, realized the ASUS board I had purchased was a Socket 775, not 771 and thus the processor was useless to me. I had mistakenly ordered the wrong one. Stupid me.
I called immediately after realizing this and spoke with a rep in customer service believing this would be an easy thing to fix as I hadn’t even been billed yet for the order.
The rep on the phone first told me I should’ve read the description more carefully and suggested I sell it on EBay as they’d charge me a 20% restocking fee. Having managed customer service for 10 years I couldn’t believe what someone was telling me…especially as I just took out a line of credit with your computer under the impression I would be doing business with you for a long time to come.
I asked to speak to the supervisor and explained the situation to Maury Santamaria. He agreed to waive the restocking fee once it was confirmed that the item had been returned. As Christmas was coming, I offered to pay for the Overnight shipping via UPS at my own expense so we could resolve this quickly. In turn, I told him I did not want my money back at all…didn’t care about the price difference, just wanted the correct item. I did as I promised and on December 11th I provided him with the tracking number:
1Z0394E12540791123
I tracked the item myself and was relieved to see the item received and assumed all would be well.
On December 17th I was sent an email care of the RMA Inspector that after reviewing the package it was believed that the item received back did not match the serial number of the processor that they had sent me. The box was for the QX9775, but the item they were saying was sent back and is inside the box is the QX9770.
This to me was ironic…as it was the item I was trying to swap it out for as it is a Socket 775 processor. After calling again and speaking with Thomas in customer service, he was as puzzled as I was and said he would look into it for me. For good measure, I forwarded my emails to both the RMA Inspector & Maury to keep him in the loop. Thomas put me on hold a few times and came back to ask some odd questions:
1. Have I ever seen that type of processor before?
2. If I received the wrong one, would I even recognize it?
I’m not sure where he was going with this…he never said. I never heard back anything…and as I knew the package was supposed to be shipped back to me, I called again yesterday to try and resolve this.
The third customer service rep I spoke with said I returned an item they didn’t sell to me, all but accusing me of lying, and attempting to defraud NewEgg…which was offensive to say the least. After 40 minutes on hold and speaking with him, I asked again to speak with Maury. He assured me they had pictures of a used processor with fingerprints all over it (the QX9770) and even though it is the item I have been trying to swap the QX9775 for, I expressed the following concern:
I gave NewEgg $1500 of my money…and in return am getting back someone’s used QX9770 processor. As this item wasn’t what I returned, if they ship this back to me and it is DOA I am not covered under NewEgg's 30 day warranty. As the box I originally received with the QX9775 doesn’t match the processor I highly doubt Intel would be interested in covering me should something go wrong in a few months time (I imagine being used someone probably beat the hell out of it and overclocked it… in which case I am getting a “used car” for the return of a brand new one that simply was the wrong one for me).
I can’t help but feel taken advantage of…and also find it odd that I was given grief for trying to return something to NewEgg in the first place (one of your reps suggest I sell it on Ebay??).
All I want out of this whole situation is the item I need and had wanted in the first place the Intel QX9770. I don’t want a refund, I don’t want credit…I am just trying to get the right item so I can finish this. $1500 is a lot of money and doesn’t come easy for me so I take this very seriously. It is horrible as it is as this was a Christmas gift that won’t be ready by next week. Maury had suggested that another customer had made a mistake and put another item in the box…but I know what I sent back. I also know I don’t even have other parts lying around that could possibly have been put in its place. I do know that right now I am out $1500, didn’t get the item I need, and for my trouble in being honest and figuring this would be an easy fix am now, for my trouble, getting back someone else’s used processor.
Lastly, as a thought…NewEgg's own customer service people told me this is their busiest time of year and their RMA department has been handling a large volume of requests. No system is perfect…and ask yourself if mistakes cannot be made on their end. People make mistakes all the time…I admitted my own stupidity for ordering the wrong item but I am awaiting some sort of acknowledgement from NewEgg that I am indeed a “Preferred Customer” and that this situation has been handled poorly from the start.
Ken
Geoff
VIP Member
I was the 1,000,000th reviewer.
