Have you ordered from MegaStore-Electronics.com?
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No, and I wouldn't have if someone had pointed it out to me. Their domain bears all the details of a typical fake electronics store. If you perform a WHOIS search (for example at http://www.joewein.net/whois/ ) you get these details:\n\n+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++\n\n   Domain Name: megastore-electronics.com\n\n   Registrant Contact:\n      Ryan Newman         sseppelo@aol.com\n      2Advanced Tech Support\n      6 Westway\n      South Woodham\n      Ferrers, GB CM3 5NX\n      US\n      +1.7915327696\n\n   Administrative Contact:\n      Ryan Newman         sseppelo@aol.com\n      2Advanced Tech Support\n      6 Westway\n      South Woodham\n      Ferrers, GB CM3 5NX\n      US\n      +1.7915327696\n\n   Technical Contact:\n      Ryan Newman         sseppelo@aol.com\n      2Advanced Tech Support\n      6 Westway\n      South Woodham\n      Ferrers, GB CM3 5NX\n      US\n      +1.7915327696\n\n   Billing Contact:\n      Ryan Newman         sseppelo@aol.com\n      2Advanced Tech Support\n      6 Westway\n      South Woodham\n      Ferrers, GB CM3 5NX\n      US\n      +1.7915327696\n\n   Record created on 2006-01-08 04:54:16.\n   Record expires on 2007-01-08 04:54:16.\n\n   Domain servers in listed order:\n\n      ns1.dreamhost.com\n      ns2.dreamhost.com\n      ns3.dreamhost.com\n\nSo what we have is a site that's just over three months old, registered with a UK postal address but a US phone number and it doesn't mention the name of the supposed business this is the site of. Most fraud site domains were registered within three months because the sites tend to get killed after a weeks when the first victims complain or the stolen credit card for the website hosting bounces.\n\nOther things to check for on electronics store sites:\n- does the currency match the location?\n- do they have SSL (https:) for the ordering system with the padlock showing in IE and a proper certificate (no warnings!)?\n- do any e-Trust and other links do proper verification?\n- do they have a phone number that's either a freephone or matches the geographic location?\n- do they mention Western Union payments? (a big red flag)\n- do they have low prices but high minimum orders? (another big red flag)\n- do they offer free or flat rate worldwide shipping or worldwide on-site warrantee?\n- do they accept credit cards or PayPal? If not, avoid them. If they accept credit cards but then tell you your card was rejected and you must pay by Western Union, assume your card is now in the hands of a Romanian or Russian fraud gang and will be used to pay for the setup of another site like MegaStore-Electronics.com.
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no but look at www.shortyusa.com. I would have it shiped in from them.
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Have you checked ebay?
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Just order from DEE ZEE
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Fry's Electronics (outpost.com) or Newegg.com
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Did you try their website?
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Go to an E-Bay's Enonomous....Ha Ha
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Search for "electronic wholesales"
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I ordered an Xbox (original, not 360) from some joker. He sent the receipt for one, but no Xbox. Luckily, all I had to do was contact the credit card company I used to do the paypal for it. Paypal was completely useless in resolving it.
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No I haven't but looking at their guarantee and returns policy they appear to be legitimate; as to the quality of the goods, I can't say. Hope someone comes back with more positive info.\nThis is Mcafee site advisor's report on this website:\nhttp://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/campusgifts.co.uk?ref=safe&aff_id=0
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Here is the overstock.com Customer Service\n\n1-800-THE-BIG-O (843-2446)\n\nI hope it will help you
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Hello from APO, AE 09320.  As you may know, when downrange it's hard to get much of anything in a timely fashion, however, I can tell you that it depends largely on what you're shopping for. \n\nAmazon, if I may offer the insight, is where I spend most of my "online buck", however, unless you purchase brand new stuff from them, and you use the, "used" option.  (Great for books and CD's), you're still stuck paying a ton of shipping.\n\nFor electronics, hands down...J&R out of New York.  I spent a little over $3500 with them on a new laptop, external, and iPod, and it made it to Kabul in FOUR DAYS, for free.  Tiger Direct is also a popular electronics retailer that I know a lot of folks on this installation use.\n\nI hope that this is a help to you.  Check out www.epinions.com, to check out companies and products.  It's pretty cool when you can't go to a "brick and mortar" store to actually check things out for yourself.  I use that site a lot over here.\n\nC.
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Headng Sould be.... RE: FAKE PURCHASE ON EBAY !
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Did you buy it from a store?
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go to his website and order one from there
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ups ... totaly wrong q for me :)
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possibly can be ordered through the monty website?