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[Vinzer Deling]

I just went thru my old invoices.. my total is $18,961

Edit: Oops. posted too soon

I just got a laser printer from Newegg and I'm pretty damn sure it's been used and I didn't buy a refurb. So I'm going thru my old invoices to give them an idea what kind of loyal customer I've been to Newegg. Just incase they try to give me red tape.

 

[Diablos]

Almost $19,000? Holy shit, what do you BUY?

I've spent around $2000 since 2003 but not everything is for me.

 

[Vinzer Deling]

19K over the last 3 years. Mainly yearly upgrades and what ever is on sale

 

[crumbs]

About $2700 over the last 2.5 years. Never had any issues with their customer service either.

 

[Team Rancid]

$45. Made my first purchase on a DVD Burner last month

 

[FiRez]

0$, the freaking site doesn't accept my cc because isn't from an american bank, but I can use it on amazon and all the other sites that I've tried

 

[Gantz]

I have lost track. I have bought so much stuff from Newegg over the years

 

[element]

holy shit!!

I'd say $4000 easy for me over the last 3 years.

 

[saelz8]

About 500 dollars. CPU and Graphic card.

 

[olimario]

Do you guys know of a place where I can purchase parts for a computer and have them assemble it and give me a warranty on it?

 

[FiRez]

Do you guys know of a place where I can purchase parts for a computer and have them assemble it and give me a warranty on it?

Why do you want only some parts assembled?, don't you mean building a entire custom PC?
anyway I recommend you to learn it by yourself is actually very easy and even if you don't study anything related to the IT it can be very helpful to know how to do that.

 

[VALIS]

At Newegg, maybe a grand. (But at Amazon, appx. $40,000 in the last 5 years.)

 

[tenchir]

About $3000. They always have good deals.

 

[TheDuce22]

Around 3000 here.

 

[belgurdo]

About $300, as I've just discovered them (bought some ram that I ultimately ended up returning, and a video card)

 

[Red Scarlet]

$0.

Isn't it supposed to be a really good place to buy comp stuff?

 

[automagnus]

About $1000

 

[HomerSimpson-Man]

$0.

Isn't it supposed to be a really good place to buy comp stuff?

Yes.

 

[Tarazet]

$0. I prefer Fry's and so does my dad.

 

[Vinzer Deling]

Update: ooh, dunno whats going on but Konica-Minolta Tech Support just emailed me. The thing was when I set up the printer the page counter said 10 pages printed.. and I havent printed anything at that point. So I sent Konica an email to confirm asking if that was normal? I also printed out a Configuration page for proof and also emailed Newegg at the same time.

Waiting on Newegg to get back to me.

I wonder what's gonna happen.

 

[Vinzer Deling]

$0. I prefer Fry's and so does my dad.

Please dont mention Fry's in my thread.

 

[blindrocket]

I have no idea, I'd have to check, but I know it's a LOT!

I've built several computers using parts from Newegg. I've also bought monitors, printers, etc. from them.
And not just for my personal use, I've bought things to build and resell.

 

[goodcow]

19K over the last 3 years. Mainly yearly upgrades and what ever is on sale

$6333 a year on yearly upgrades and whatever is on sale?

...

 

[Brofist]

Maybe 2K or so

 

[teh_pwn]

$2000

I don't plan on buying a new PC until probably 2008. And when that happens, I'm not going ultra high end again.

$6333 a year on yearly upgrades and whatever is on sale?

...

Yeah, he seriously needs to learn financial dicipline. I mean, at that rate it's got to be: "oh man, the FX-57 is SO much faster than the FX-55. I can feel the 5%!!"

$0.

Isn't it supposed to be a really good place to buy comp stuff?

Used to be excellent. Now it's just good.

In the old days, the prices were low if not lowest. Shipping was typically free (Fed Ex Express Saver) and it would get to your house like Fed Ex 2nd day.

Now the prices are a bit higher, and they use UPS a bit. Shipping is more expensive.

If you don't build your own PCs, I recommend it. Just don't splurge like I did. I spent $2000, but an equivalent Dell (if even possible) would have been like $3500.

 

[Aruarian Reflection]

$0, I can get all computer parts for cheaper through my dad.

 

[Diablos]

I love newegg customer reviews.

Example:

"EVER SINCE I INSTALLED MY ATHLON XP 3800+ THAT I BOUGHT FOR $xx I HAVE SEEN THE LIGHT!!! I AM NEVER GOING BACK TO INTEL!!! THEY ARE #@$*#($&#!! AND THANKS TO NEWEGG AS ALWAYS FOR SUPER FAST SHIPPING!!!!!! IT GOT HERE IN NO TIME!!! NEWEGG YOU ROCK!!!!"

:lol

 

[miyuru]

That's a bit better than eBay's feedback...

A+++++++++++ SUPER FASSSSSSSSST SHIPPING LIKE LIGHTSPEED WOULD DEAL WITH AGAIN YAAAAAA!!!!!!11111 A++++++++++++++!!! 1000% LEGIT!!!

 

[Hitokage]

Too lazy to add it all up, but I've dumped possibly more than $2300 into my PC over the past 3 years and the majority of that was through newegg.

 

[sefskillz]

I stopped buying from them when they started charging tax in my state. Probably around $1k though.

 

[.hacked]

$871 since july of 2001

 

[Gattsu25]

$55

bought some DVD+Rs and some slip cases from em two weeks ago

I usually shop at Tigerdirect...but even with them I've only ever bought ~100 bucks worth of stuff

I'm more a brick&mortar store shopper

 

[scissorfight]

Around 5K over the last 4 (?) years.

I build computers for my family/friends so it's not all for me.

 

[Cauliflower of Love]

Question on newegg: Why the fuck is newegg stacking shipping on three $2.00 fans? Seriously, $15.00 shipping for 3 piece of shit fans.


Then If I throw in that dvdr that (insertnamesinceiforgot) posted about it's $20.00.....bwah?