Hi all,
Plan to assemble a desktop. Do you think
1. buying components from America (Buffalo or Detroit?) would be cheaper?
2. where in Buffalo, should I buy them from?
Rgds,
New
What is your location if you are a hop away from the border from US then I think that will be a good choice... otherwise it is not a good idea as when you face a not working part or a part which goes bad in some time then you would have to go back to get it replaced... I have personally been buying stuff for myself and many of my friends from http://www.tigerdirect.ca" rel="nofollow">LINK and http://www.newegg.ca" rel="nofollow">LINK and I am very happy about it as they have a good replacement policy and also a good return policy. Now since I have faced good then it does not mean other have too...many people might have faced a bad experience....
End of the day if you are a technical person you will know the difference.... and the prices would not be much a difference between Canada and US...I think not more than 25 CAD....that you might land up spending to and fro from there....
Have fun....
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Posted on: 18-06-09 05:26:15
Try buying parts from BC. You'll save one tax if you are a non BC resident.
They often have free shipping offers.
TDdirect, Direct Canada and NCIX are some popular stores in BC.
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