VinnyVince
Member
Dear all,
My graphic card started acting up early late February - March, so I filed a RMA request and sent it back.
PCS sent me a replacement card a month ago. I could see on DPD tracking website that my card had been stuck in France for several days and wasn't going anywhere. DPD kept postponing delivery date until no more dates were displayed, but just the message "your package is on his way to final destination".
I contacted PCS which told me there had been a problem at the border (I live in Switzerland), and that they were going to recover my card and send it again, which they did. Now the same thing is happening all over again. My package has been at the same location in France for 4 days, and DPD keeps updating the delivery date... I know it is too early to declare defeat, but this looks like the previous mess-up all over again.
I don't know who's to blame and I don't think pointing fingers is going to solve anything. Could I request a refund though? The card is (supposedly) a brand new replacement. I wish they'd just keep it and just give me my money back so I can sort something out on my end. Would that be doable?
Thanks for your thoughts / replies.
My graphic card started acting up early late February - March, so I filed a RMA request and sent it back.
PCS sent me a replacement card a month ago. I could see on DPD tracking website that my card had been stuck in France for several days and wasn't going anywhere. DPD kept postponing delivery date until no more dates were displayed, but just the message "your package is on his way to final destination".
I contacted PCS which told me there had been a problem at the border (I live in Switzerland), and that they were going to recover my card and send it again, which they did. Now the same thing is happening all over again. My package has been at the same location in France for 4 days, and DPD keeps updating the delivery date... I know it is too early to declare defeat, but this looks like the previous mess-up all over again.
I don't know who's to blame and I don't think pointing fingers is going to solve anything. Could I request a refund though? The card is (supposedly) a brand new replacement. I wish they'd just keep it and just give me my money back so I can sort something out on my end. Would that be doable?
Thanks for your thoughts / replies.