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agreed move on and enjoy a bacon buttie with brown sauce
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Is it fair to ask for a £30 refund on i7 8700k I purchased 12 days ago ?
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agreed move on and enjoy a bacon buttie with brown sauce
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Saw the word banter, should have charged 60 extra and called it a bants fee.
some retailers do offer the difference in refund if the price drops within a certain amount of time, but its usually clothes stores afaik I don't know any tech company who has, it seems like you wasn't 100% comfortable about spending this much money to begin with, while you paid £428 it could have been had for 375 anyway but I guess you voted with your wallet already
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i bought 2x 1080ti and 5 days after they reduced the price i got onto gibbo who pointed me to cs and got the difference refunded , was more then happy for store credit too
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You should’ve just emailed OCUK and asked. Not in a thread like this. It’s like painting a target on your back.
I don’t really care about right or whatever. If I can blag a retailer to give me back £30 store credit or actual then happy days, better for me.
But maybe you should look around at prices, research so you pay a price your happy with too.
You should’ve just emailed OCUK and asked. Not in a thread like this. It’s like painting a target on your back.
I don’t really care about right or whatever. If I can blag a retailer to give me back £30 store credit or actual then happy days, better for me.
But maybe you should look around at prices, research so you pay a price your happy with too.
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I'm Scottish and find this thread funny 
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You can talk to your credit card supplier if it was bought with them and under X days. They'll give a refund and sort it out with the retailer for you.
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It’s called buyers remorse...I have it too but I’m not blaming anyone for my own stupidity, buying a new system a few weeks before Black Friday kicked in...duh! I kept my build in my wish list and would have been over £200 better off if I’d waited and a £100 better off even with an i7 instead of i5...
I should have known better but lesson learned and move on...I still have a great system that will bring me many hours of vr gaming pleasure.
I should have known better but lesson learned and move on...I still have a great system that will bring me many hours of vr gaming pleasure.
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Should have
It's just banter, bants. On a serious note, I once went to a restaurant and paid the standard price. I noticed if I'd gone on a different day, 3 hours before I arrived, I could have got the early bird menu for a cheaper price.
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Pretty sure OcUK have confirmed several times that binned chips are never sold as OEM. They are put into pre-builts etc if I remember correctly
TBH there are worse people out there. Those that buy and return if the CPU or GPU (mainly CPU) isn't a good clocker, and the worst of that is those who buy to review and then send it back or buy as a stop gap whilst they wait for their parts in the post to arrive.
Hopefully OC and other retailers have a kind of notes system where they can see this sort of behaviour in their customers.
You might want to take that with a truckload of salt...
Yes but we only have their words for it so take it with a truckload of salt, it's like Trump saying he's going to build a wall...