Re: [PLUG] power supplies

["Jeffrey J. Nonken" <jeff_work@nonken.net>]

On Fri, 20 Jun 2003 08:04:48 -0400, Paul wrote:
>
>I would recommend buying a power supply at a place like CompUSA
>because,
>if it blows up, you can take it in and get a replacement.  That was
>my
>brother-in-law's experience.  CompUSA only gave him minor 
resistance.
>Much better RMA'ing it and mailing it out.

My own recommendation is PC Warehouse, if Montgomeryville isn't too 
far out of your way. They've always been great to me, including 
refunds and exchanges without problems, and they usually carry more 
than just the cheap stuff.

Gah. Their web site no longer provides a list of stores, just online 
shopping. Well, I can only speak for the one in Montgomeryville 
anyway.

http://yp111.superpages.com/listings.phtml?SRC=&STYPE=S&PG=L&CB=&C=&N=
p+c+warehouse&T=&S=PA&R=N&search=Find+It

http://yp111.superpages.com/listings.phtml?SRC=&STYPE=S&PG=L&CB=&C=&N=
p+c+warehouse&T=&S=NJ&R=N&search=Find+It

There's also UCI Computing in KofP, I'm not as familiar with them, 
but they've always done OK by me. Guess they're called UCI Kehtron 
now. 

http://yp111.superpages.com/listings.phtml?SRC=&STYPE=S&PG=L&CB=&C=&N=
UCI+Kehtron&T=&S=PA&R=N&search=Find+It

Personally, I prefer to feed the local operations and smaller chains 
when I can. And CompUSA keeps pissing me off. I'll shop there, but 
they're not my first choice.

Anybody else know of decent local operations?



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