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TheGuitarist   02-24-2009 at 07:57:38 AM

Hello.

 

I'm getting ready to order my parts for my i7 system, but I've noticed that I can save a flippin truckload if I purchase my parts through amazon. Yes they are new.

 

Is there any reason that I should avoid going through amazon? If I have to struggle over damaged goods and whatnot, I'll just go with newegg.

 

Otherwise, Amazon here I come.

 

TIA.


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alcattle   02-24-2009 at 10:58:20 AM
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same parts,lower price? What is the problem? Amazon has the same great customer service and are trying to get into computer parts more so try are getting deals out there

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zipzoomflyhigh   02-24-2009 at 02:06:42 PM
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I cant imagine Amazon being cheaper for the same parts. Not to mention that the parts dont actually come form amazon, they come from the cheapest vendor that amazon can find.

Show us an example of whats cheaper on amazon over newegg.

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shortstuff_mt   02-24-2009 at 05:29:25 PM
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Amazon very often has lower prices on cases. You shouldn't have any problems ordering from Amazon if it's a considerable savings. I've also noticed that www.buy.com often has lower prices than newegg on cases and PSU's. www.zipzoomfly.com usually has better prices on HD's also. I like newegg, but it doesn't hurt to shop around a little.

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