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Im planning to buy $1000 worth of pc parts today, are they legit, safe, trust worthy? I wouldnt think so because linus works their but you never know. Has anyone bought from them, if so was your experience good or bad. Thanks!

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Yes

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I would think so not wouldnt i think it is but not 100%

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I would think so not wouldnt i think it is but not 100%

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Their website site is pretty sketchy but it is legit.

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What about Newegg? From what I've seen, newegg has lower prices. Anyways, yes they are legit. I don't like the website though, too dysfunctional/ it's hard to get around.

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yes.

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Yes.  But if you're in the US, NCIX probably won't have the best prices on things.  You'll be better off with Amazon or Newegg.

 

And Linus doesn't work there anymore.  He's still one of the faces of NCIX Tech Tips, but left his actual job there a long time ago.

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Stupidity.

Someone ban this bitch. You are being absolutely useless and just spamming. Someone give him a nice long ban.

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Someone ban this bitch. You are being absolutely useless and just spamming. Someone give him a nice long ban.

 

great, now the spamm'd link is forever in your quote

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yes they are good i like newegg and ncix those are my goto for parts

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  • 2 weeks later...

Im planning to buy $1000 worth of pc parts today, are they legit, safe, trust worthy? I wouldnt think so because linus works their but you never know. Has anyone bought from them, if so was your experience good or bad. Thanks!

Sorry i don't know about that site. To know that site legit or not you can follow these methods given below:

You can read user reviews, problems, their quires, responses and rating about the site in http://webutation.net

 

You can also do a whois search in the site WhoisXY.com  and know the owner, technical, administrative contact details etc.. you can use the phone number or email id which you get in whois search and try to contact the person and clarify your doubts.

 

If the site has SSL certificate it is good site for transactions. SSL certificate enabled site looks like https://paypal.com.

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I don't know, NCIX has always struck me as mildly Canadian, and you know you can't trust them with their beady  little eyes.

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hey, need help, I'm newbie

I want to buy pc parts from ncix to my place in germany, what should I've to do. Is there any taxes if I buy something from another country,

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To find a site is legit or not, you can do some methods. You can check whois lookup for a domain name. Visit the site WhoisXY.com here you can check whois information for domain name. If the information is public and looks legit,you can note the email id, contact number of the domain name owner or administrative or technical department or else sale department. It will help you to contact them if you have any problem after using their services or buying their products. Then you can visit the site ScamAdviser.com check whether the site is trusted or not. If the result will "High Trust Rating. This Site Looks Safe To use." It is good site. Then you can visit Webutation.info here you can read users or customers reviews, ratings and feed backs about the site and their services. If they said good, you can start using the site.

might be alittle late on the punch here mate.

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EDIT: I just realized how old this thread is. *facepalm*

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EDIT: I just realized how old this thread is. *facepalm*

yeah, I know right. I think sungirl might be a spam account because it copy and pastes this in dead threads.

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Legit? Yes! yes it is, Price wise? Maybe other sites can & will provide you the same hardware for lesser price, check the price with "newegg"  before you make a buy you can save closely unto 100$ if you pick & chose the right way, it will take up a bit of time, but it will be worth the wait.. finally check with amazon vendors if price seems to be the same on both sites..

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