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So...
I ordered 3x 160gb Western Digital Essential drives (the passports) from Circuit City a couple weeks back.
After not seeing it, look online and it says delivered 02/13. Release authorized, left at front door.
Now I live at a large apt complex near my college, so that wouldn't be good.
Go to the mail center (normally USPS or maybe small packages or left there).
Nothing at all.
Turns out same thing happened with an E8400 I ordered from Mwave (haven't ordered in years from there, they were in stock), check mail center, nothing. Checked neighbors, nothing.
So, that night I report both claims to both FedEx and Circuit City & Mwave directly.
Fedex said they'd do a driver follow up, and call me back (in both cases) yet got none.
Mwave sucked. They just said they'll get back to me in 3-4 days. No idea when they'll address it. Circuit city on the other hand were really cool, called me by the next day and said they had a replacement lined up, and ready to send out.
Fast forward to today.
Go to check my mail, and what do you know, a nice fedex box with a Circuit City logo on it, received 02/13.
I asked why I get this now since I came in days ago looking for it, they didn't really give me an answer, and when I asked if I needed to sign for it (like I NORMALLY) do, they told me no, just go ahead.
So right now I have in my possession 3x WD Passport Essentials, with no record I received them, and 3 more on the way.
Oddly enough, the CPU (for a friend's rig) is really more important, and that is still MIA.
So, in essence I could just keep these drives and act like nothing happened, but because Circuit City was so badass and I'm too pussy to steal, I am going to return the next set that comes in.
So my question is, how would I go about sending the next set back without having to pay shipping?
My roommates and often the neighbors claim packages for me, so I'd have to find a way to do it another method. Should I just call CC and have them deal with it?
I ordered 3x 160gb Western Digital Essential drives (the passports) from Circuit City a couple weeks back.
After not seeing it, look online and it says delivered 02/13. Release authorized, left at front door.
Now I live at a large apt complex near my college, so that wouldn't be good.
Go to the mail center (normally USPS or maybe small packages or left there).
Nothing at all.
Turns out same thing happened with an E8400 I ordered from Mwave (haven't ordered in years from there, they were in stock), check mail center, nothing. Checked neighbors, nothing.
So, that night I report both claims to both FedEx and Circuit City & Mwave directly.
Fedex said they'd do a driver follow up, and call me back (in both cases) yet got none.
Mwave sucked. They just said they'll get back to me in 3-4 days. No idea when they'll address it. Circuit city on the other hand were really cool, called me by the next day and said they had a replacement lined up, and ready to send out.
Fast forward to today.
Go to check my mail, and what do you know, a nice fedex box with a Circuit City logo on it, received 02/13.
I asked why I get this now since I came in days ago looking for it, they didn't really give me an answer, and when I asked if I needed to sign for it (like I NORMALLY) do, they told me no, just go ahead.
So right now I have in my possession 3x WD Passport Essentials, with no record I received them, and 3 more on the way.
Oddly enough, the CPU (for a friend's rig) is really more important, and that is still MIA.
So, in essence I could just keep these drives and act like nothing happened, but because Circuit City was so badass and I'm too pussy to steal, I am going to return the next set that comes in.
So my question is, how would I go about sending the next set back without having to pay shipping?
My roommates and often the neighbors claim packages for me, so I'd have to find a way to do it another method. Should I just call CC and have them deal with it?