MUST READ POST!

I posted this in the support section, have a look. It has to do with cases, and people don't look at those sections quite as much. I wanted to make sure it got read.

http://forumz.tomshardware.com/com [...] ic&t=18423

I also wanted to post this for those of you who wondered where to place temperature sensors.

http://www.extremeoverclocking.com [...] ter_3.html

Yeah, I switched it all around. Took me awhile. Heh. I thought it'd be easier for readers. :-P

If they hadn't offered me the buttons but instead just offered me suggestions I'd have been ok with that. However, they promised to oblige me, and then took back their offer - and that my friend...isn't a way to do business. It's a 10 cent piece of plastic, and an envelope and stamp doesn't cost much. I paid $89 for the case. My satisfaction isn't worth a couple extra bucks? It's been shown by corporations like Ben & Jerry's and Mattel Toys that good ethics and consumer relations makes a world of difference. Financially it's often times beneficial to have a good ethical climate in a company. Mattel hasn't LOST money by having good corporate governance, and they've done a world of good. I believe that good business practice will ultimately ensure a company's LONG TERM survival. It only takes a weak link to break a chain.

Yep. What's funny is that I'm studying entrepreneurship in college. I'm 18 credits down. 1/3 of my way towards an associates. I plan on selling computer hardware and software. Funny thing, I actually wrote Toms originally to get the case reviewed cuz I thought it was a great deal. Now I'm rippin' on the company for poor customer policy. This is why a joint venture where both companies sell the same product isn't a good idea. I bought it under the MinMax name, however, I went to nMedia for service. Why? nMedia seems like the bigger company, and it appears their cases are of higher quality. Read the link page in my original post again. These kids think it's ok for a company to offer something and then not uphold it.