In the box the motherboard came in, the board itself was on the bottom.
Then there was a piece of cardboard covering it.  On top of that was a CD,
some cables and a manual.  The guy who accepted my return checked the
package.  He opened the box, saw the stuff on top and closed the box.  He
never saw the motherboard.   He never lifted the cardboard to see if there
was anything under it.  When he checked the package the processor was in,
he never actually checked to see if the processor was in there.

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On Wed, 17 Nov 2004, Bart Garst wrote:

> On Wed, 2004-11-17 at 06:23, devin rankin wrote:
> > I refuse to buy any returned item there.  I did it a few times and never
> > had any of them work.  But over all, most of the stuff I get there works
> > and I'm happy with it.
> >
> > Devin
> >
>
> I've had the opposite results. Every returned item I've purchased has
> worked like a charm (2 video cards, ethernet hub, network adapters,
> ...).
>
> Since they have such a liberal return policy, it's worth it to me to buy
> the returned item at a reduced price, even if I may have to take it
> back.
>
> I also find it hard to believe they would put something back on the
> shelf that they've tested and found to be defective. Having said that, I
> wouldn't be surprised if they repackaged something a customer said was
> bad (they assumed the customer was the problem - not the hardware).
>
> Bart
>
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