4GB Corsair DDR3 $20 AR

[Aaron Ledger]

Today’s San Diego Fry’s ad (may be nationwide) has 4GB Corsair DDR3 (PC3-12800) RAM for $20 after $35 rebate. Deal is live on their web site for store pickup.

I should add, this is 2x2GB.

[Mike Garcen]

damnit…totally bought it although didn’t really neeeeed it!

[swoon]

I figured I might as well store it in my HTPC for 8 GB and just pull it for my next build.

[Mike Garcen]

oh fry’s, you never cease to amaze me with your lack of quality customer service.

So i just bought it, it’s 5:40pm for in-store pickup. Get my e-mail confirmation, and it says, “it must be picked up by 5/11/11. Prices are subject to change after 5/11/11”

If I already paid and gave them my credit card, which they already charged…wtf? They give me a whole 3 hours to pick it up? Meanwhile I could just wait until 9pm when the store is closed, order it again, and then that means i could go tomorrow? Good job Fry’s

[swoon]

Kind of funny how they make you run to the store for pickup and then today, it is available for shipping. Price has also increased by $5.

Mike, since you feel so strongly about Fry’s, here’s the address to send your feedback to: Randy Fry President, Fry’s Electronics Inc, 600 E Brokaw Road, San Jose, CA 95112-9911.

[Mike Garcen]

Oh, i’ve spoken to some high ups at Fry’s, it’s pretty much a waste of time at this point. They’re a very shady company, but sometimes they have a good price that makes you have to deal with them.

But yeah, have to love how when the price raises $5, it’s suddenly in stock for shipping. My question is, how on earth is that legal?

[swoon]

It’s certainly not illegal. Fry’s is just one of those short-sighted companies that is forced to compete with price, local availability and breadth of items because they don’t have a lot else going for them.

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