Overclockers UK Reviews

"They straight up scammed me just before Christmas, they sent me a completely different card (dead stock) to the card advertised, described and photographed online, said that it was an inventory mistake, and were unable to replace it with the card that I\u2019d ordered, pushed me into a corner where I had to accept the difference between the card advertised and the card I\u2019d received apparently ~\u00a350 - where they pulled that number from I have no idea seeing as they don\u2019t even stock the advertised card. Scammers then sent me \u00a340, I didn\u2019t want to pay \u00a340 less for the worse card, I wanted the card that I\u2019d ordered and they weren\u2019t willing to do anything about it.\r\n\r\nI think they wanted rid of a load of dead stock, used an \u2018inventory error\u2019 as an excuse and are hoping nobody can be bothered to pursue it further.\r\n\r\nThis has ruined a Christmas gift and frustrated me so much, their returns clearly have experience in the art of the deal, I actually got swindled by a gamer website fml."

"They straight up scammed me just before Christmas, they sent me a completely different card (dead stock) to the card advertised, described and photographed online, said that it was an inventory mistake, and were unable to replace it with the card that I\u2019d ordered, pushed me into a corner where I had to accept the difference between the card advertised and the card I\u2019d received apparently ~\u00a350 - where they pulled that number from I have no idea seeing as they don\u2019t even stock the advertised card. Scammers then sent me \u00a340, I didn\u2019t want to pay \u00a340 less for the worse card, I wanted the card that I\u2019d ordered and they weren\u2019t willing to do anything about it.\r\n\r\nI think they wanted rid of a load of dead stock, used an \u2018inventory error\u2019 as an excuse and are hoping nobody can be bothered to pursue it further.\r\n\r\nThis has ruined a Christmas gift and frustrated me so much, their returns clearly have experience in the art of the deal, I actually got swindled by a gamer website fml."

"They straight up scammed me just before Christmas, they sent me a completely different card (dead stock) to the card advertised, described and photographed online, said that it was an inventory mistake, and were unable to replace it with the card that I\u2019d ordered, pushed me into a corner where I had to accept the difference between the card advertised and the card I\u2019d received apparently ~\u00a350 - where they pulled that number from I have no idea seeing as they don\u2019t even stock the advertised card. Scammers then sent me \u00a340, I didn\u2019t want to pay \u00a340 less for the worse card, I wanted the card that I\u2019d ordered and they weren\u2019t willing to do anything about it.\r\n\r\nI think they wanted rid of a load of dead stock, used an \u2018inventory error\u2019 as an excuse and are hoping nobody can be bothered to pursue it further.\r\n\r\nThis has ruined a Christmas gift and frustrated me so much, their returns clearly have experience in the art of the deal, I actually got swindled by a gamer website fml."