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Complaint Review: Liquidation - Washington District of Columbia
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Liquidation
1920 L Street, NW, 6th Floor Washington, 20036 District of Columbia, U.S.A.
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Liquidation Another customer ripped off by Liquidation.com on 100% bad memory Washington District of Columbia
I am another victim of Liquidation.com. I wish I found this place before I became another victim.
They knowingly sell defective ram, the kind you find in the dump bin behind a memory store. Using vague description in the auction (and not disclosing that this memory is actually 100% defective), it gives you the sense that this ram can somehow be re-used or salvaged as they say. When in fact, it is nothing but 100% defective sh_t.
Thanks to some guides on ebay, I found this might be helpful for some kind of action or recourse:
(text below were from a link)
* DC Attorney Generals Office: (www.oag.dc.gov) Click on the Consumer Complaint Form link under Services.
* Federal Trade Commission: (www.ftc.gov) Select the "Consumer Protection" tab and then the File a Complaint tab.
* Better Business Bureau: (www.bbb.org) Under the "FILE A COMPLAINT" heading, select "Business" and follow the steps to file your complaint.
* National Association of Consumer Agency Administrators (NACAA): (www.consumeraction.gov/state) They have links to consumer protection agencies in other states. Just search for your city and state.
Additionally, you can file a dispute via your credit card company and note that the items were defective or not different.
Chicago
Chicago, Illinois
U.S.A.
They knowingly sell defective ram, the kind you find in the dump bin behind a memory store. Using vague description in the auction (and not disclosing that this memory is actually 100% defective), it gives you the sense that this ram can somehow be re-used or salvaged as they say. When in fact, it is nothing but 100% defective sh_t.
Thanks to some guides on ebay, I found this might be helpful for some kind of action or recourse:
(text below were from a link)
* DC Attorney Generals Office: (www.oag.dc.gov) Click on the Consumer Complaint Form link under Services.
* Federal Trade Commission: (www.ftc.gov) Select the "Consumer Protection" tab and then the File a Complaint tab.
* Better Business Bureau: (www.bbb.org) Under the "FILE A COMPLAINT" heading, select "Business" and follow the steps to file your complaint.
* National Association of Consumer Agency Administrators (NACAA): (www.consumeraction.gov/state) They have links to consumer protection agencies in other states. Just search for your city and state.
Additionally, you can file a dispute via your credit card company and note that the items were defective or not different.
Chicago
Chicago, Illinois
U.S.A.
