Recommended Online Retailers

Laz

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Please feel free to post any online computer related hardware/consumables retailer here.

Remember to provide the URL, the country they are based in, why you recommend them and whether or not they offer FREE delivery.
 
One of my favorites is Newegg.com (U.S. and Puerto Rico only). I've ordered from them a few times, and never had a problem. One time I did have a DOA motherboard, and they promptly replaced it without any hassle at all. I think its when you have a problem with a piece of equipment that you find out how good a retailer is. And Newegg often has free or reduced shipping deals on some items. The only problem is that shipping is per item, so if you buy a rather light item like a cable, the shipping fee might be $5 (I don't know how much, this is just an example), and if you ordered two of them, the shipping would be $10. Their FAQ says they now reduce shipping for multiple items, but I haven't ordered from them since they started this. Its a great place for a CD-R/RW drive, and they have excellent prices too. Not the absolute lowest prices, but they get better reviews than some of the absolute lowest price retailers.

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www.bigpockets.co.uk are a UK based company that also ship across Europe.
They dont offer FREE delivery, however postage is £5.75 for 0.01 kg - 5kg, £6.99 for 5.1 kg - 20kg, and an extra 25p Per kg added to thereafter (for UK mainland).
I have purchased many things from them in the past and their delivery times are fantastic, for example, order blank media on a Monday afternoon and they arrive on the Wednedday morning.
They also accept NOCHEX as a payment method.

www.blankdiscshop.co.uk are a UK based company.
They offer FREE shipping on orders over £300 (for UK mainland). Their other shipping costs vary according to the weight of the order, but generally not that expensive (around £5). I believe that they ship across Europe also (not 100% of this though).
I have purchased a few times from them in the past, they too have superb delivery times.
They also accept NOCHEX as a payment method.
 

Laz

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Some of you may know I'm a system builder, but I don't even bother to buy bulk trade anymore. I mainly use www.ebuyer.com , in the UK, almost always the cheapest hardware on the web and FREE delivery on all orders over £100. Just bought a load of Phillips 8x burners for £22 each. :D

For CD/DVD media then www.wcwmedia.com are excellent, FREE delivery on all orders over £90 and only £5 post on anything under that. Also, next day service is the norm.

For ink/paper etc then www.choicestationary.com are the best I've come accross and FREE delivery on ALL items too.

All above are UK.
 
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Some of you may know I'm a system builder, but I don't even bother to buy bulk trade anymore. I mainly use www.ebuyer.com , in the UK, almost always the cheapest hardware on the web and FREE delivery on all orders over £100. Just bought a load of Phillips 8x burners for £22 each. :D

For CD/DVD media then www.wcwmedia.com are excellent, FREE delivery on all orders over £90 and only £5 post on anything under that. Also, next day service is the norm.

For ink/paper etc then www.choicestationary.com are the best I've come accross and FREE delivery on ALL items too.

All above are UK.
Yeah,I also use www.ebuyer.comI also learned recently that their main British base is about two miles from where I live.Can`t approach them directly though. Also try http://www.scan.co.ukThey do one day only deals.One of the cheapest has to be http://www.microdirect.co.uk
 
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I have to say meritline . They shipped my order on the 12/01 and I received it 12/08 with free shipping.:cool: The best part is they only bill my credit card for what I bought (Go4's $98).:D Thanks Meritline.
 
I have dealt successfuly with the following on-line vendors.

http://www.tigerdirect.com/

Fast, good pricing, willing to answer questions about products.

http://www.microcenter.com/index.html

Been a while since I've used them, but have never had a problem.

http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/Home.jsp

This was formerly known as googlegear. I have used them several time. They are prompt and I will use them again.

http://www.computers4sure.com/

Can't recommend them enough! I like buying RAM here since if it doesn't work I can return them without problems or questions (or restock fee's if memory serves me correctly). I did have to wait for some Kingston value RAM once though. On backorder :( .

http://www.buy.com/

Never a problem here either.

http://www.newegg.com/

Another good vendor.

http://www.netseller.com/

Quite a variety of old, new, used, unusual and hard to find items. Pricing not always the best so research items. They backup their guarantee's even on the used items.

http://www.allelectronics.com/

Strange assortment of stuff! Love it! Cables, power adapters, thermoelectric coolers, door latch actuators, you name it! No CPU's, RAM, or PC cards, but lots of electronics stuff and only $5 shipping and handling.
 
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