File Attorney General and FTC Complaints against TigerDirect and OnRebate.com

When I received the notebook computer I made the terrible mistake of
ordering from TigerDirect in Miami, the box with the barcode was packed
inside a box. It was not torn or damaged in any way except for the
barcode, which had been ripped in 4 places and some of it completely
missing.

Now why, you will ask, was the box undamaged but the barcode torn and
obliterated?

Because I had to send the original barcode by razor-blading it out of
the box -- they called it a UPC, whatever the f that is-- undamaged and
untorn -- to OnRebate.com for the rebate.

Has OnRebate.com (Google them if you want to see what bastards they
are) denied my application for the $100 rebate I'm entitled to? And
for what reason? Answer those questions for yourself.

 

troll alert---->>>> Pox Populi

 

Translation: you lose, whiner.

 

Which means, translated, you are a nutless 5'2" keyboard goliath with
agoraphobia and smegma breath.

 

Which means, translated, you are a nutless 5'2" keyboard goliath with
agoraphobia and smegma breath.

 

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|=> Vox Populi© wrote:
|> |> > troll alert---->>>> Pox Populi
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|> Translation: you lose, whiner.
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|Which means, translated, you are a nutless 5'2" keyboard goliath with
|agoraphobia and smegma breath.
|----
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|Why does it mean that?
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|Are you projecting again ...?
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IKYABWAI
lame
do better next time

 

Upon receiving, I would (1) make a photo of the torn UPC label (2) called
tigerdirect (3) if no satisfaction, filed with attorney general, (4) if no
help, sued in small claims.

 

Well this thread convinced me you belong in the kill file!

 

So did you contact TigerDirect before you filed your complaints against
Tiger to see if they would rectify the situation? Or did you go hell
bent off the handle in about 30 seconds?