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    The Tech Exchange - A dsi that I bought. Comes with stock system, but I later jailbroke it myself.

    The Tech Exchange

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    They ruined my GameCube game. I went to their store Tuesday afternoon to get my copy of Sonic…read moreAdventure 2 Battle resurfaced. I asked the clerk if I could get my it done and they said yes but they would have to try to resurface it on the highest setting, I said okay. they get done with it and I pay the fee for the resurface and a copy of the legend of Zelda wind waker. I get home to test it out and my GameCube can't read it, it spins for about 5 seconds then stops. I tried wiping outward with a microfiber cloth to see if it would help but nothing. And here's the thing before I got the game resurfaced it worked to an extent. Getting through the start up and a little bit into the game and when it got to a certain cutscene it couldn't read it. But now it can't read it at all. im convinced that they shouldn't have buffer my game at the highest setting and maybe it wouldn't have ruined it. Either way I'm very upset I can't play my game anymore .

    BUYER BEWARE: I bought a vintage Atari 2600 console from them on eBay. The console arrived…read more(postmarked from Roanoke, VA) stuffed into a medium-sized USPS Priority Mail box with *zero* padding save for a couple of pieces of packing paper stuck on the top - the bottom and sides of the console were flush against the inside of the box and completely unprotected. Needless to say after going through the cross-country USPS gauntlet the console arrived DOA. Whoever handles their eBay account was completely unapologetic about it when I contacted them about the issue. They did offer a refund, but the guy I dealt with was a total jerk about it. When I asked if he'd be cool with getting a piece of vintage gear shipped to him packed like that, his response was "I'm not the kind of person to let little things bother me. Let me know if you want to return it, otherwise, please don't contact me with silly questions again. Thanks." When I told him I'd let the Atari collecting community know about his attitude, his response was "Haha, shouldn't be too big of a community. I'm sorry you are so upset, but it is what it is." I find this contempt for their customers appalling and won't be a return customer. UPDATE: So (ignoring the Tech Exchange moron's utterly stupid advice to return the thing using the same horrible packing materials they sent it in) I packed the broken console up securely using proper packing materials- lots of bubble wrap and packing peanuts, securely enclosed in a big sturdy box. You could throw that thing off a cliff and it'd be fine. Got a message from eBay today. Apparently the Tech Exchange opened a case with eBay and tried (unsuccessfully) to weasel out of giving me a refund by claiming that they received it "in different condition than how it was shipped". Nice try but no dice: I shipped it back in the exact condition I got it. News flash: ship electronics with zero padding and a box that's way too small and chances are excellent that it'll *break* before it arrives at the buyer's address. Case closed. eBay denied the Tech Exchange idiot's pathetic and *dishonest* claim and refunded my money. The Tech Exchange now has at least one less customer and another bit of bad feedback on their eBay profile. Buyer beware.

    JL Computers - computers - Updated September 2026

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