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Might be a picture of Joe Garzia on his personal site. Look at Year 1 link, about 12 pictures down. Man, am I bored at work today. 
What gets me is that some people know that this company scammed hundreds yet continue to give them business. A bunch of crooks give them a sweet deal on a monitor/case/whatever, so they decide to shrug their shoulders about any past dishonesty by the company and support their business. To condone dishonesty is worse than being dishonest.Originally posted by: Bobartig
Definitely good to know. EMS is DEFINITELY a scam, and anyone still thinking otherwise is ignoring all the evidence, or got lucky with a purchase or two.
Having to call the CC company on all these stupid tech companies that can't run an honest biz is a complete pain. It shouldn't be the exception to find an online vendor that's actually legit. It was really fun watching Anandtech kill their ResellerRating. I guess this way we get to do it twice!![]()
Originally posted by: AgentHEX
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Perhaps you are not aware of the subtle difference here between SVC and EMS. EMS *scammed* people by charging them for merchandise that they weren't even going to deliver. They didn't credit a lot of people when they cancelled orders. That is considered fraud.
SVC sent you a wrong part, and they were busy last few days because yahoo didn't calculate shipping correctly for a cheap PS that a lot of people bought. Still, I reached Shervin fine and Wong answer my later emails within a day. This is NOT considered fraud.
See the difference?
HEX
Originally posted by: gmbrker
Hey everyone, I can't vouch for EMS Computing since I never bought from them but I did go to the University of Florida. They hire employees at 15,000-25,000 a year so if they are scamming people then they are not very bright for having such a huge overhead. As for shipping, I think they have almost no inventory. They primarily use Techdata and Ingram Micro to drop ship and maybe another company. As for the multiple websites, they have different prices for the same products on different webistes (some sort of way to determine buyer preferences or something, in other words to see who is willing to pay more for certain products) and they are expanding into other areas of business such as web development, application development, and consulting. I think most people are upset and they have every right to be. EMS probably has an automated system set up to charge cards automatically (remember the BUY.com monitor fiasco) and got overwhelmed.