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Old August 9th 03, 07:53 AM
Aardie
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Default PCLINCS.CO.UK - BEWARE !

On Fri, 8 Aug 2003 21:17:53 +0000 (UTC), "MikeTimbers"
wrote:

1) Don't cross-post but I now have to since you are defaming a good vendor
withohut due cause.

2) PCLincs are not "no-namers without a reputation to protect" but a
well-respected vendor with open forums where you could have taken this
complaint. The fact that you chose to spread this all over Usenet is
illuminating.

3) You are seriously suggesting that PLincs sold you a processor with no
physical defects (surely you checked it was OK when you were applying
paste?) you mounted a heatsink, removed the chip, removed the paste, sent it
back to PCLincs who then deliberately broke the chip? They say it was
damaged. That means it cannot be returned to AMD for refund so you think
they should eat the cost of the chip?

Your actions are that of a child who hasn't got his way. PCLincs have an
excellent reputation for specialist products such as water-cooling and their
prices are as good as anyone else in that market in the UK. You bought an
OEM chip, you tried to use it and it is now damaged. Why is that anyone
else's fault?

DISCLAIMER: Although I have bought from PCLincs I do not work for them or
have any material interest it the outcome of this. I do not like
unsubstantiated attacks on vendors on Usenet or anywhere else.



Here here I have just recently made a purchase from PCLincs. The
radiator I ordered was in but faulty so they upgraded the the rad to
the next best model.

Great Service and Great Communication

Regards

Keith



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