Please, do not say Overclockers! I have used them in the past, and they must still employ the same care free, bitter, moronic people ever. Had so many issues with them, I will never use them again.
eBuyer don't seem to be keeping up how they used to with motherboards, so I'm looking for a decent supplier.
Scan, I have had a mate sent a motherboard S/H or Used, when I bought a new ...
Well I might suggest that your experience isnt the norm with scan, did your mate contact them? Usually they are good at sorting stuff out if mistakes have been made.
Are you buying pre-built or components?
Other than the three you mentioned,
CCL Online are another big one; I have used before but not as much as scan or ebuyer.
For components Dabs.com are another big store, (owned ...
Depends what sort of rig you're after, as you can start with Dell and go on to places like KustomPC's.
Scan have a good range of systems and their service is usually good - so it's worth having a look.
I guess that's just the way life is, once you have a bad experience you don't trust them.
Will check out the others. My mate ended up getting a replacement, after a week though.
Ebuyer and Scan tend to te the best IMO. Their prices are very competitive although IMO Ebuyer usually tend to be cheaper but Scan have faster delivery. (Mainly because Scan's delivery is 3 day I think max whereas Ebuyer can be 5 day max when I use free delivery option)
I haven't had any problems with scan so i dunno how their support goes. Ebuyer's support is brilliant though although my RMA...
I think you can only judge an experience for yourself, mistakes are made by any company it doesnt mean they are particulary bad at what they do. I would take what your friend said with a pinch of salt as there is always 2 sides to a story.
Hope you make the correct decision.
Best Regards
I've always had pleasant experiences with the guys at SCAN and would recommend their services without hesitation.
Text messages to say when the products shipped, with tracking number? = Excellent.
Scan,Ebuyer,Dabs and Novatech. I prefer to buy from Scan if possible though especially as they have been very quick to respond to queries and always package stuff very well. Also you get free next day postage from them too by being a member of Hexus with 20+ posts.
Originally Posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH Scan,Ebuyer,Dabs and Novatech. I prefer to buy from Scan if possible though especially as they have been very quick to respond to queries and always package stuff very well. Also you get free next day postage from them too by being a member of Hexus with 20+ posts. If it's a VERY big order, or when I collected from store, Novatech
Prices ...
Originally Posted by finlay666 If it's a VERY big order, or when I collected from store, Novatech
Prices might be a touch higher than Scan, but it does have the benefit of 3% cashback on Quidco (And convenience of getting an order an hour after you place it!) I forgot about the Quidco cashback with Novatech.
Ebuyer seem to have some good prices and I have used them before without problem. I agree about oc.co.uk though. Returns policy and staff leave a little to be desired.
I guess that's just the way life is, once you have a bad experience you don't trust them. Will check out the others. My mate ended up getting a replacement, after a week though.
Originally Posted by finlay666 If it's a VERY big order, or when I collected from store, Novatech Prices might be a touch higher than Scan, but it does have the benefit of 3% cashback on Quidco (And convenience of getting an order an hour after you place it!) I forgot about the Quidco cashback with Novatech.
Depends what sort of rig you're after, as you can start with Dell and go on to places like KustomPC's. Scan have a good range of systems and their service is usually good - so it's worth having a look.
Well I might suggest that your experience isnt the norm with scan, did your mate contact them? Usually they are good at sorting stuff out if mistakes have been made. Are you buying pre-built or components? Other than the three you mentioned, CCL Online are another big one; I have used before but not as much as scan or ebuyer. For components Dabs.com are another big store, (owned by BT, I'll leave it to you as whether that is good or a...
I've always had pleasant experiences with the guys at SCAN and would recommend their services without hesitation. Text messages to say when the products shipped, with tracking number? = Excellent.
Ebuyer and Scan tend to te the best IMO. Their prices are very competitive although IMO Ebuyer usually tend to be cheaper but Scan have faster delivery. (Mainly because Scan's delivery is 3 day I think max whereas Ebuyer can be 5 day max when I use free delivery option) I haven't had any problems with scan so i dunno how their support goes. Ebuyer's support is brilliant though although my RMA is a week late but as it's a...
I think you can only judge an experience for yourself, mistakes are made by any company it doesnt mean they are particulary bad at what they do. I would take what your friend said with a pinch of salt as there is always 2 sides to a story. Hope you make the correct decision. Best Regards
Originally Posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH Scan,Ebuyer,Dabs and Novatech. I prefer to buy from Scan if possible though especially as they have been very quick to respond to queries and always package stuff very well. Also you get free next day postage from them too by being a member of Hexus with 20+ posts. If it's a VERY big order, or when I collected from store, Novatech Prices might be a touch higher than Scan, but it does have the benefit of...
Ebuyer seem to have some good prices and I have used them before without problem. I agree about oc.co.uk though. Returns policy and staff leave a little to be desired.
I've found Aria to be pretty good, plus you can speak to a real human if there is a problem. Tekheads used to be good but I've not used them in a while.
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