ylexot
Super Genius
At least he gets his money back.
Did he get a new, unopened motherboard for free somewhere? I must have missed that.
At least he gets his money back.
Finally accepting the fact that the motherboard was broken, he explained that he would RMA the motherboard and have a new one shipped and I could come pick it up. "I don't want the motherboard," I said. The motherboard itself is a piece of junk and would rather spend my money on something better for a better price. "I would like a refund," I said.
He began to get mad. "We don't do refunds on open packages. The only thing we can do is send it back and get a new one." I began to get mad.
Long story short: I was refused any kind of refund, I'm expected to wait until they ship the faulty motherboard back and my only options are to accept a new piece of junk motherboard or I'm out $100. Why? Poor customer service and quality satisfaction. I am disgusted at the way this store treats their customers. A mom & pop small business such as Alliance Computers should know to better treat their customers or risk losing potential business.
I will never return to this store again. I advise any of you who wish to be treated with respect, as a customer should, that you do not venture into this store if ever you are in need of computer services.
Yep, in the quote above they are sending back the faulty one and he will be shipped a new one. As soon as he goes in the store to pick up the new unopened one I would hand it right back and ask for a refund.Did he get a new, unopened motherboard for free somewhere? I must have missed that.
Leave the noobs alone
first mistake was doing business anywhere in great mills
The computer store on Great Mills road isn't bad. A friend of mine took in a computer and got his power supply replaced for a pretty good price.
I like newegg myself but the place on great mills would be my second choice.
I walked into alliance a few years back and I could just got the feeling that I should turn around and walk out and I did.