First of all sorry for the location of the post just didn?t know where to put it, a other category would be nice.
Ok here is my problem. I bought several parts of my computer through Newegg, unfortunately the mobo And the 3.0e arrived defective. Now here is the problem, I live oversea so what I did was shipp the order to a family of mine in Miami, then they sent it through mail to my location. Now I want to RMA the Mobo and Processor back, I First requested an RMA to see if it actually worked, but I couldn?t make the 14-day dateline due to my location. So I e-mailed customer service requesting that they canceled the RMA so I would be able to reguest a new one, they replied that they would extend the original one by 7 days, still a problem to me, b/c I cant make that dateline.
2 Questions
- The fact of a reshipment overseas void the RMA in anyway?
- Should I request another RMA and forget the original one, or is it better to extend the original one more b/c of greater chances of acceptance?
Thanks as always to the AnandTech Community
Ok here is my problem. I bought several parts of my computer through Newegg, unfortunately the mobo And the 3.0e arrived defective. Now here is the problem, I live oversea so what I did was shipp the order to a family of mine in Miami, then they sent it through mail to my location. Now I want to RMA the Mobo and Processor back, I First requested an RMA to see if it actually worked, but I couldn?t make the 14-day dateline due to my location. So I e-mailed customer service requesting that they canceled the RMA so I would be able to reguest a new one, they replied that they would extend the original one by 7 days, still a problem to me, b/c I cant make that dateline.
2 Questions
- The fact of a reshipment overseas void the RMA in anyway?
- Should I request another RMA and forget the original one, or is it better to extend the original one more b/c of greater chances of acceptance?
Thanks as always to the AnandTech Community
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