/RMA/

>>59128598
Stupid shill

>>59128598
Average at best if you're in Europe and they insist on you sending to the Netherlands

Dell and ASUS are bezt. /Thread

>>59128598
Hahahahaha no.

I tried to return a psu and they told me to call up seasonic as it was really theirs.
Then the guy on the phone said I was a CIA nigger
it was strange

>>59128598
Idk about their RMA but they have the best logo.
I know Samsung was shit though.

>>59128948
I don't know Asus but I've had good experience with Dell too

I had good experience with ASUS. emailed the bros in Cali and got a new board in a few weeks.

>>59128598
i had a good experience with corsair's RMA. I returned my $100 speakers to be fixed and replaced but they actually gave me their $250 SP2500 speakers instead for $50 extra because the SP2200 was out of stock

>>59128948
Can confirm Asus has good RMA with their laptops.

Corsair has amazing costumer service and policies in my many experiences with them

Had a good experience with cryorig. The fan on my cooler had developed a slight buzz so I emailed them about it and they shipped out a replacement the same day.

>>59129577
they better have those rebrading Shylocks

File: 1442970377592.jpg (10KB, 480x360px) Image search: [Google]

10KB, 480x360px

>>59128630
If your'e a yuropoor, if it fails within a year you deal with the retailer directly.

Asus have their returns centre in the Netherlands too, awesome having to pay int shipping and then for them to turn around and say it's not covered under warranty because the serial sticker magically got lost in the post.

Oh, you want your motherboard back? That'll be £50

Yes I'm still mad.

Corsair is so shit someone guy named red-ray to write a new entirely new program to handle his closed loops units.

>>59129966
what could possibly happen to a motherboard?

>>59130202
Manufacturing errors of 1% is still thousands of units

>>59128948
broke my monitor and they replaced it, asus are g. ive never actually owned anything by dell