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WAHHHH!!!!

The Enermax power supply I bought from Monarch is faulty but still
within warranty. It's the only component that I did NOT buy from
NewEgg.

I emailed Enermax and have not received a supply.

What are my options other than "go buy a new P/S"

Thanks.

Mastertone wrote:

> WAHHHH!!!!
>
> The Enermax power supply I bought from Monarch is faulty but still
> within warranty. It's the only component that I did NOT buy from
> NewEgg.
>
> I emailed Enermax and have not received a supply.
>
> What are my options other than "go buy a new P/S"
>
> Thanks.
You will not get a new supply until you send the old one back to the
proper address with an issued RMA number.
If you have followed that, then the e-mail after the return was useless.
If you have not done that, but still have the supply, send via USPS
(this makes for a legally binding request that can be used in a court of
law - ie: small claims court at minimum) a request for repair, refund or
replacement and say why: DOA, and that you want immediate RMA directions.
You might try calling them and if they give any s*** say the FEDERAL
Uniform Commercial Code requires a vendor to give a customer the options
i mentioned if the product was not fit for the purpose it was designed for.
Be firm, repeat as many times as needed, rephrase if you can and let
them know that they cannot bypass Federal Law.
Any "contract" they posted and/or sent that contradicts that Federal
Law is invalid, most especially WRT bad product.
Note under the UCC they must also refund all shipping and handling.

Mastertone wrote:
> WAHHHH!!!!
>
> The Enermax power supply I bought from Monarch is faulty but still
> within warranty. It's the only component that I did NOT buy from
> NewEgg.
>
> I emailed Enermax and have not received a supply.
>
> What are my options other than "go buy a new P/S"
>
> Thanks.

Did you try here ?

There is a toll number, and maybe you can talk to someone.

http://www.enermaxusa.com/support.php

Paul

Thanks, let me look into what you suggest...good to know info. I have
no idea who to contact since Monarch appears to be completely out of
business (website gone as well). I email the USA office of the
manufacturer...let's see what they say. Thx again.

On Sat, 16 Jun 2007 03:14:55 GMT, Robert Baer
<> wrote:

> You will not get a new supply until you send the old one back to the
>proper address with an issued RMA number.
> If you have followed that, then the e-mail after the return was useless.
> If you have not done that, but still have the supply, send via USPS
>(this makes for a legally binding request that can be used in a court of
>law - ie: small claims court at minimum) a request for repair, refund or
>replacement and say why: DOA, and that you want immediate RMA directions.
> You might try calling them and if they give any s*** say the FEDERAL
>Uniform Commercial Code requires a vendor to give a customer the options
>i mentioned if the product was not fit for the purpose it was designed for.
> Be firm, repeat as many times as needed, rephrase if you can and let
>them know that they cannot bypass Federal Law.
> Any "contract" they posted and/or sent that contradicts that Federal
>Law is invalid, most especially WRT bad product.
> Note under the UCC they must also refund all shipping and handling.