ZipZoomFly Question

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Mabrito

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I know this is a little late but really been busy to just notice this about a week ago. I ordered a MSI 6800 128mb on October 30 when MSI had that rebate going on for the card. Then the week following, or possibly 2 weeks after, Nvidia releases the GS. This makes me mad, as I could of just waited a week and brought a GS for 40 more dollars!!!! Is there any way that ZipZoomFly will let me return the card and get a GS? May sound crazy, but wouldnt hurt for trying. The 6800 I have now, has hardly been used since I been pretty busy and really havnt got the chance to play many games on it.

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Check thier return policy, it may be too late, they might have a limit like 30 days or something, if not you would probably have to pay for shipping and a restocking fee.
 
Sounds like im SOL:

"ZipZoomFly will not honor requests for exchanges under any circumstances."

Oh well, this is still a pretty good card, it just makes me mad, that when I finally get the opportunity to buy an upgrade on my computer, and I finally make the purchase, something else comes out, that is better and not that much more.
 
Well, if you still wanted a shot at getting a GS then put up your vanilla 6800 for sale at a few forums. You may yet get a buyer! :D
 
Lazy_Moron said:
Sounds like im SOL:

"ZipZoomFly will not honor requests for exchanges under any circumstances."

Oh well, this is still a pretty good card, it just makes me mad, that when I finally get the opportunity to buy an upgrade on my computer, and I finally make the purchase, something else comes out, that is better and not that much more.

It's pretty standard that any company will not accept buyers remorse as a reason for a return.

And don't worry about something a little better, if you try to stay ahead of the industry you'll wind up poor and stuck in a never-ending process ;)
 
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