Happy ending?

[starmanwarz]

So I recieved my new rig last week.Placed everything in,turned it on,nothing.Dead PSU.I sent it back and I ask for a replacement.I call them and they say that this PSU is no longer in stock and that I will have to spend these money somewhere else.I ordered the PSU from another site.An idea crossed my mind;swap my new 8800GTS 640 mb OC'ed(which is out of the box and installed,but never used as I didnt have a PSU)for a 8800GTX using the PSU's money.So that means that I might end up with a GTX .Do you think that they will accept it?I have all original packaging-cables-manuals in perfect condition.I am now waiting for them to call me.If they dont agree,I will have to buy something else,because they dont return money.I hope they will accept it,because I cant think of anything else that I need.

 

[melbourne720]

Under the distance selling act, you can return items within 7 days as unwanted. Should be able to do that with your PSU for a refund, and I'm sure they would be more than happy for you to spend that refund at their shop

 

[starmanwarz]

I am not talking about OCUK,I didnt order from them as I am not from UK.I forgot to mention it

 

[melbourne720]

I assumed as much, don't worry, the distance selling rules work for all companies

 

[starmanwarz]

I assumed as much, don't worry, the distance selling rules work for all companies

I hope so

 

[starmanwarz]

I just returned my 8800GTS so they could see in what condition it is.The guy who was working there said it was in excellent condition,the only "problem" he found is that I have damaged the yellow "electrostatic devices" sticker.Do you think that this is going to be a problem?They will call me tommorow.

 

[starmanwarz]

They just called me.A XFX 8800 GTX should be here by Monday