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Old 01-19-2011, 10:36 PM #16
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I have the receipt right in front of me. And everybody in the neighborhood goes to this guy and they love him. He fixes everybody's computers.

Okay, here's the breakdown.

1 MB - brand new - $150.00
1 Ram DDRI 19B/400 (at least it looks like 19B to me)- $65.00
1 clean up the system (I was there when he took off the cover of the tower and used this blowing thing and the dust that came out of that blew me away) - $50.00

Total - $265 and that's what I paid him last February.

And there is a note that says ONE YEAR WARRANTY FOR RAM.

Rip-off or no rip-off???

lol
mel
If the receipt don't say anything about the warranty for the MB then its not brand new and thats where he got you. That ram is probably 1GB/DDR400 and it cost him about $30.00. I have bought plenty of it so I know what it cost. Yes mam, he took you to the cleaners.
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