I'm getting ripped off (or so they think) by Fry's/Outpost/Seagate again.
They advertise on their website they've got a rebatel I buy and fill out forms. Uh oh, I get Seagate 300GB five days later, but I ordered Christmas eve day and rebate not effective until 2 days later.
So what are the jerks doing adveertising a rebate that isn't effective yet?
That's the only reason I bought the thing: the rebate. Drive is not only still new, but likely will be for at least a few months. I know I can always get my money back on a Linux or Apple board locally, but I'm getting tired of these Seagate jerks and Outpost/Fry's curiously is always the dealer.
I've won one already against both in small claims court: double damages.
Wandered around their website 30 minutes then made three "800" calls. No email. No phone. Just that stupid address in El Paso.
Am reloading and getting reading to go down to court again. We shall see. In this case I once again have both as defendants and double damages on both, a cool hundred bucks total for maximum 3 hours wait, filing cost $8.50. Don't get too excited unless you check your state first. Me ? I'm just a hick from the sticks in the Midwest. C'mon Seagate, I'm ready for you.
All I can find on side is their made POB in El Paso. None of 800 numbers here or provided by various departments there have worked so far. Am hoping Outpost comes up with an email address.
Go get 'em guys. I understand small claims courts won't take Inet stuff in some states. Sure glad they do in my state.