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zakezuke wrote:

>>That's ironical since people have been complaining about Newegg
>>shipping items that were returned.
>>
>>
NO THEY HAVE NOT.

>
>The only items I've bought from them that have been returned has been
>one video card clearly marked refurb, strike also one DVD burner. I'm
>not saying your statement isn't true...
>
THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE IMPLYING

>only I have not experenced
>this. I did get a bum printer from them once...
>
PROBABLY IT BECOME A BUM PRINTER FROM AFTERMARKET UNBRANDED GENERIC INK.

>and had NO issues what
>so ever returning it to canon... where if it was a refurb there might
>have been an issue.
>
>
>
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measekite, 11/4/2005,6:49:26 PM, wrote:

> PICK 10 ITEMS. DO A COMPARISON ON PRICEGRABBER. SEE WHERE NEWEGG
> FALLS. THEN YOU CAN JUDGE

Apparently your CAPS LOCK button is broken. This may be a good time to
buy a new keyboard from one of those places you mentioned. Let us know
how good of a deal you got.
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On Fri, 04 Nov 2005 23:49:26 GMT, measekite
<inkystinky DeleteThis @oem.com> wrote:

>PICK 10 ITEMS. DO A COMPARISON ON PRICEGRABBER. SEE WHERE NEWEGG
>FALLS. THEN YOU CAN JUDGE
>

Typing in all capital letters does little but make it appear
that you have insufficient experience on the 'net to have an
informed opinion.

I did randomly pick a product and compared on Pricegrabber.
Newegg was only $1 higher than the lowest vendor, BEFORE
adding the shipping cost. AFTER adding shipping cost,
Newegg was lower.

"Sometimes", on some items you will find one store a dollar
or two cheaper than another, BUT then one also has to factor
in the addt'l shipping costs to use multiple vendors. You
also have to factor for the return hassles, as even quality
name-brand products are occasionally defective or otherwise
problematic. Dealing with some of the low-ball vendors on
Pricegrabber or pricewatch can easily cost an extra hour or
more in time trying to resolve problems. With Newegg, that
whole process is painless, you don't even have to call or
email them- just complete the RMA form on their 'site and
mail the product back. Very shortly after they receive it,
you are notifed of the resolution.
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On Fri, 04 Nov 2005 21:41:31 GMT, spam DeleteThis @uce.gov (Bob) wrote:

>On 4 Nov 2005 13:06:09 -0800, "zakezuke" <zakezuke_us DeleteThis @yahoo.com>
>wrote:
>
>>amazon.com also does some comparison
>
>My exoerience is that on most computer/electronic items, amazon is
>high.
>
>>Keep in mind that lowest bid isn't always the way to go. Some products
>>might for example be referbs without full factory warranty.
>
>>I tend to shop at newegg.com. Their prices are good, their return
>>policy decent, and shipping is speedy.
>
>That's ironical since people have been complaining about Newegg
>shipping items that were returned.


"People"?

Which people?
Link please.
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badgolferman wrote:

>measekite, 11/4/2005,6:49:26 PM, wrote:
>
>
>
>>PICK 10 ITEMS. DO A COMPARISON ON PRICEGRABBER. SEE WHERE NEWEGG
>>FALLS. THEN YOU CAN JUDGE
>>
>>
>
>Apparently your CAPS LOCK button is broken. This may be a good time to
>buy a new keyboard from one of those places you mentioned. Let us know
>how good of a deal you got.
>
>

OH YEAH BUT I USE OEM INK AND CANNOT AFFORD A NEW $100 KEYBOARD
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kony wrote:

> On Fri, 04 Nov 2005 23:49:26 GMT, measekite
> <inkystinky.RemoveThis@oem.com> wrote:
>
>
>>PICK 10 ITEMS. DO A COMPARISON ON PRICEGRABBER. SEE WHERE NEWEGG
>>FALLS. THEN YOU CAN JUDGE
>>
>
>
> Typing in all capital letters does little but make it appear
> that you have insufficient experience on the 'net to have an
> informed opinion.
>
> I did randomly pick a product and compared on Pricegrabber.
> Newegg was only $1 higher than the lowest vendor, BEFORE
> adding the shipping cost. AFTER adding shipping cost,
> Newegg was lower.
>
> "Sometimes", on some items you will find one store a dollar
> or two cheaper than another, BUT then one also has to factor
> in the addt'l shipping costs to use multiple vendors. You
> also have to factor for the return hassles, as even quality
> name-brand products are occasionally defective or otherwise
> problematic. Dealing with some of the low-ball vendors on
> Pricegrabber or pricewatch can easily cost an extra hour or
> more in time trying to resolve problems. With Newegg, that
> whole process is painless, you don't even have to call or
> email them- just complete the RMA form on their 'site and
> mail the product back. Very shortly after they receive it,
> you are notifed of the resolution.
>
>
Meashershithead has been typing in all caps now for months. This means
he is either drunk, on drugs or has no idea what he is talking about or
all three.
Ignore his stupidity. He knows nothing about ink, paper or printers.
He's had but one printer in his entire miserable life.
Frank
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Frank wrote:

> kony wrote:
>
>> On Fri, 04 Nov 2005 23:49:26 GMT, measekite
>> <inkystinky.DeleteThis@oem.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> PICK 10 ITEMS. DO A COMPARISON ON PRICEGRABBER. SEE WHERE NEWEGG
>>> FALLS. THEN YOU CAN JUDGE
>>>
>>
>>
>> Typing in all capital letters does little but make it appear
>> that you have insufficient experience on the 'net to have an
>> informed opinion.
>>
>> I did randomly pick a product and compared on Pricegrabber.
>> Newegg was only $1 higher than the lowest vendor, BEFORE
>> adding the shipping cost. AFTER adding shipping cost,
>> Newegg was lower.
>> "Sometimes", on some items you will find one store a dollar
>> or two cheaper than another, BUT then one also has to factor
>> in the addt'l shipping costs to use multiple vendors. You
>> also have to factor for the return hassles, as even quality
>> name-brand products are occasionally defective or otherwise
>> problematic. Dealing with some of the low-ball vendors on
>> Pricegrabber or pricewatch can easily cost an extra hour or
>> more in time trying to resolve problems. With Newegg, that
>> whole process is painless, you don't even have to call or
>> email them- just complete the RMA form on their 'site and
>> mail the product back. Very shortly after they receive it,
>> you are notifed of the resolution.
>>
> Meashershithead has been typing in all caps now for months. This means
> he is either drunk, on drugs or has no idea what he is talking about
> or all three.
> Ignore his stupidity. He knows nothing about ink, paper or printers.
> He's had but one printer in his entire miserable life.
> Frank

I JUST BOUGHT 20 CANON CARTS AND 4 HP CARTS FOR MY ONE PRINTER.
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Frank wrote:

> kony wrote:
>
>> On Fri, 04 Nov 2005 23:49:26 GMT, measekite
>> <inkystinky.RemoveThis@oem.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> PICK 10 ITEMS. DO A COMPARISON ON PRICEGRABBER. SEE WHERE NEWEGG
>>> FALLS. THEN YOU CAN JUDGE
>>>
>>
>>
>> Typing in all capital letters does little but make it appear
>> that you have insufficient experience on the 'net to have an
>> informed opinion.
>>
>> I did randomly pick a product and compared on Pricegrabber.
>> Newegg was only $1 higher than the lowest vendor, BEFORE
>> adding the shipping cost. AFTER adding shipping cost,
>> Newegg was lower.
>> "Sometimes", on some items you will find one store a dollar
>> or two cheaper than another, BUT then one also has to factor
>> in the addt'l shipping costs to use multiple vendors. You
>> also have to factor for the return hassles, as even quality
>> name-brand products are occasionally defective or otherwise
>> problematic. Dealing with some of the low-ball vendors on
>> Pricegrabber or pricewatch can easily cost an extra hour or
>> more in time trying to resolve problems. With Newegg, that
>> whole process is painless, you don't even have to call or
>> email them- just complete the RMA form on their 'site and
>> mail the product back. Very shortly after they receive it,
>> you are notifed of the resolution.
>>
> Meashershithead has been typing in all caps now for months. This means
> he is either drunk, on drugs or has no idea what he is talking about or
> all three.
> Ignore his stupidity. He knows nothing about ink, paper or printers.
> He's had but one printer in his entire miserable life.
> Frank
Oh yeah and I forgot...it also means that he is lying. Something he does
on a daily basis and in all his stupid all cap postings.
He's mentally unstable as is quite apparent.
Ignore his sorry old fart dumb ass.
Frank
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Frank wrote:

> Frank wrote:
>
>> kony wrote:
>>
>>> On Fri, 04 Nov 2005 23:49:26 GMT, measekite
>>> <inkystinky DeleteThis @oem.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> PICK 10 ITEMS. DO A COMPARISON ON PRICEGRABBER. SEE WHERE NEWEGG
>>>> FALLS. THEN YOU CAN JUDGE
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Typing in all capital letters does little but make it appear
>>> that you have insufficient experience on the 'net to have an
>>> informed opinion.
>>>
>>> I did randomly pick a product and compared on Pricegrabber.
>>> Newegg was only $1 higher than the lowest vendor, BEFORE
>>> adding the shipping cost. AFTER adding shipping cost,
>>> Newegg was lower. "Sometimes", on some items you will find one store
>>> a dollar
>>> or two cheaper than another, BUT then one also has to factor
>>> in the addt'l shipping costs to use multiple vendors. You
>>> also have to factor for the return hassles, as even quality
>>> name-brand products are occasionally defective or otherwise
>>> problematic. Dealing with some of the low-ball vendors on
>>> Pricegrabber or pricewatch can easily cost an extra hour or
>>> more in time trying to resolve problems. With Newegg, that
>>> whole process is painless, you don't even have to call or
>>> email them- just complete the RMA form on their 'site and
>>> mail the product back. Very shortly after they receive it,
>>> you are notifed of the resolution.
>>>
>> Meashershithead has been typing in all caps now for months. This
>> means he is either drunk, on drugs or has no idea what he is talking
>> about or all three.
>> Ignore his stupidity. He knows nothing about ink, paper or printers.
>> He's had but one printer in his entire miserable life.
>> Frank
>
> Oh yeah and I forgot...it also means that he is lying. Something he
> does on a daily basis and in all his stupid all cap postings.
> He's mentally unstable as is quite apparent.
> Ignore his sorry old fart dumb ass.
> Frank

Oh yeah and I forgot...it also means that he is lying. Something he does
on a daily basis and in all his stupid all cap postings.
He's mentally unstable as is quite apparent.
Ignore his sorry old fart dumb ass.
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On Fri, 04 Nov 2005 15:00:24 -0700, Michelle Steiner
<michelle.TakeThisOut@michelle.org> wrote:

>> >45% of our soldiers in Iraq are Nat'l Guard, with old, broken, &
>> >outdated equipment. Is this any way to run an army?

>> It's the only way our army can run, after the Waco Massacre and most
>> young people not wanting to participate in the slaughter of fellow
>> citizens.

>Until well into the Iraq fiasco, the military (including the reserves
>and guard) had no problems in meeting their recruitment goals.

That's not what I heard. The Army was behind and even the USAF
suffered recruitment shortfalls for the first time in its history.

>Waco had nothing to do with it.

The Waco Massacre was a blatant violation of Posse Comitatus. My son
who attended Texas A&M University told me students were not signing up
for ROTC because of the way the US Military had slaughtered 80
innocent men, women and children at Waco and then lied thru their
teeth to cover it up.




--

"The scientist is possessed by a rapturous amazement at the
harmony of natural law, which reveals an intelligence of such
superiority that, compared with it, all the systematic thinking
and acting of human beings is an utterly insignificant reflection.

"This feeling is the guiding principle of his life and work,
in so far as he succeeds in keeping himself from the shackles
of selfish desire. It is beyond question closely akin to that
which has possessed the religious geniuses of all ages."

--Albert Einstein
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On Fri, 04 Nov 2005 23:49:26 GMT, measekite <inkystinky.DeleteThis@oem.com>
wrote:

>PICK 10 ITEMS. DO A COMPARISON ON PRICEGRABBER. SEE WHERE NEWEGG
>FALLS. THEN YOU CAN JUDGE

OK, I picked the NEC 3540. Pricegrabber did not report the prices
accurately. For example, the price depends on the color, so let's pick
the beige unit.

Newegg: No beige unit available.

Directron: Beige NEC ND-3520A 16x DVD Double Layer Burner, DVD+/-RW,
OEM Regular price: $42.99 On Sale: $39.99

My point is you are better off looking the prices up directly on the
suppliers' websites.


--

"The scientist is possessed by a rapturous amazement at the
harmony of natural law, which reveals an intelligence of such
superiority that, compared with it, all the systematic thinking
and acting of human beings is an utterly insignificant reflection.

"This feeling is the guiding principle of his life and work,
in so far as he succeeds in keeping himself from the shackles
of selfish desire. It is beyond question closely akin to that
which has possessed the religious geniuses of all ages."

--Albert Einstein
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