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Re: Recommend good PC supplier in Sydney or Melborne, Or Brisbane.
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jonz
Apr 30, 2021, 4:57:17 AM4/30/21
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On 4/29/2021 3:29 PM, News 2021 wrote:
> On Thu, 29 Apr 2021 07:15:10 +1000, Peter Jason scribed:
>
>> On Wed, 28 Apr 2021 10:33:16 -0000 (UTC), News 2021 <new...@woa.com.au>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Normally I use PC Case gear in Melbourne, but reviewing the product list
>>> and they have holes and mismatches in their AMD line up. Shades of the
>>> experience of dealing with MSY.
>>>
>>> I'm looking for bottom end AMD 2000 mobo & cpu with realtek NICs.
>>> These are just for three headless servers. They'll be way over powered
>>> for the load they'll carry, but that is fine.
>>>
>>> Unfortunately, the last blackout and bouncing return managed to kill two
>>> systems, so I need to get more systems in and get an electrician in to
>>> replace. the GPO surge protectors.
>>>
>>> T.I.A.
>> I've ordered items from PCCaseGear last week and one of the items is on
>> backorder until June! What a surprise.
> Was covid-19 the reason? I fail to see how since online ordering is the
> tye f business that has boomed through out this pandemc.
>
> I've thought for a while that "in stock" really means that it is listed
> as 'in stock' at their suppler and this results in an occasional item
> being sold too many times from their suppliers stock.
>
> I also suspect that the only supplies you can reasonably expect to be 'in
> stock' at the place you purchase from, are the components they use to
> make up their standard stock items, like home Pc, office pc, various
> games pc, etc.
>
> At one stage, I managed/'was sole worker' for a book mail order concern
> and each day started with a trip to the post office to post yesterdays
> order and collect the post with todays orders, a bank visit to deposit
> cheques, money orders, etc, then back to the office to pick and pack
> today's orders.
>
> So, if stuff really is in stock, there is no reason why it can not be
> couriered the same/next day., but IME, a weeks delay is normal, even from
> PCCasegear.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Drop shipping!.
> On Thu, 29 Apr 2021 07:15:10 +1000, Peter Jason scribed:
>
>> On Wed, 28 Apr 2021 10:33:16 -0000 (UTC), News 2021 <new...@woa.com.au>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Normally I use PC Case gear in Melbourne, but reviewing the product list
>>> and they have holes and mismatches in their AMD line up. Shades of the
>>> experience of dealing with MSY.
>>>
>>> I'm looking for bottom end AMD 2000 mobo & cpu with realtek NICs.
>>> These are just for three headless servers. They'll be way over powered
>>> for the load they'll carry, but that is fine.
>>>
>>> Unfortunately, the last blackout and bouncing return managed to kill two
>>> systems, so I need to get more systems in and get an electrician in to
>>> replace. the GPO surge protectors.
>>>
>>> T.I.A.
>> I've ordered items from PCCaseGear last week and one of the items is on
>> backorder until June! What a surprise.
> Was covid-19 the reason? I fail to see how since online ordering is the
> tye f business that has boomed through out this pandemc.
>
> I've thought for a while that "in stock" really means that it is listed
> as 'in stock' at their suppler and this results in an occasional item
> being sold too many times from their suppliers stock.
>
> I also suspect that the only supplies you can reasonably expect to be 'in
> stock' at the place you purchase from, are the components they use to
> make up their standard stock items, like home Pc, office pc, various
> games pc, etc.
>
> At one stage, I managed/'was sole worker' for a book mail order concern
> and each day started with a trip to the post office to post yesterdays
> order and collect the post with todays orders, a bank visit to deposit
> cheques, money orders, etc, then back to the office to pick and pack
> today's orders.
>
> So, if stuff really is in stock, there is no reason why it can not be
> couriered the same/next day., but IME, a weeks delay is normal, even from
> PCCasegear.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Drop shipping!.
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