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Sandman
06-10-2006, 05:49 PM
Newegg.com, one of the most sucessful online retailers of computer hardware, appears to be eyeing the European market. Having cleared approximately 1.3 Billion USD in sales last year(5-7 Million dollars every day), the American etailer is considering targeting the european market via an aquisition, or wholly owned subsidary.

http://www.techpowerup.com/img/06-06-10/newegg_logo copy_thm.jpg

Source: DailyTech (http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=2780)

Darksaber
06-10-2006, 06:39 PM
well that would be awesome!!! but I somehow doubt that the prices and "deals" are going to be as great as the ones in america.

cheers
DS

Sandman
06-10-2006, 07:01 PM
well that would be awesome!!! but I somehow doubt that the prices and "deals" are going to be as great as the ones in america.
Why not? At any rate, I think people are going to be more exited by the sudden availability of products difficult to find in Europe, and the presence of a retailer known for incredible customer service and support. Newegg rarely has the absolute lowest prices you can find, but they ship on time, provide good item info, and don't screw around in the returns department.

warup89
06-10-2006, 07:19 PM
oh man newegg is expanding thats awesome.

Jimmy 2004
06-10-2006, 07:27 PM
This will be cool. If they can go cheaper than Ebuyer I'll be amazed, but either way the deals won't be as good as those in the US because of our stupid taxes. :(

RickyG512
06-10-2006, 07:28 PM
no way they made 7 million sales a day

PVTCaboose1337
06-10-2006, 07:30 PM
Wow, good plan, lets hope for all you brits!

Sandman
06-10-2006, 07:51 PM
no way they made 7 million sales a day
5-7 Million *dollars* in sales. Not 5-7 Million sales. :D

Jimmy 2004
06-10-2006, 08:08 PM
Wow, good plan, lets hope for all you brits!

Better mention the Germans too... the site administrator is German remember! :D

Edit: Well I don't actually know if W1zz is German but it says he lives in Germany...

oldschool
06-10-2006, 11:28 PM
In my oprinion Newegg is in for an eye opener in Europe. They won't be able to use deceptive business practices over there. They'll find out real quick that fraud can land you in jail unlike in the U.S. where any thing goes as long as you pay the right people.

xylomn
06-10-2006, 11:33 PM
I'm liking the sounds of this. Competition is good for prices but I do agree they'll be shocked by our european market. Maybe theres hopes for us brits yet :laugh: yeah right...

wazzledoozle
06-11-2006, 12:12 AM
In my oprinion Newegg is in for an eye opener in Europe. They won't be able to use deceptive business practices over there. They'll find out real quick that fraud can land you in jail unlike in the U.S. where any thing goes as long as you pay the right people.
What the hell? Newegg is the best e-tailer around. I have done a LOT of buying through them, and have never had anything show up a day late, or them screw up the order. My 6800 died, RMA'd it and I had a new one within the week.

Sandman
06-11-2006, 02:22 AM
In my oprinion Newegg is in for an eye opener in Europe. They won't be able to use deceptive business practices over there. They'll find out real quick that fraud can land you in jail unlike in the U.S. where any thing goes as long as you pay the right people.
Uhhh, lol? I think you're confused. Newegg is probably the most reputable etailer in existance. A lot of people buy things from them even when other sites have them at lower prices, just for the peace of mind. Looking through my account, I've spent about 2,600 USD on their site, and never had a single problem with their service.

tofu
06-11-2006, 02:30 AM
Newegg.eu! YAY! Good for all you EU people!

So when is there going to be Newegg.ca? The site is registered, but nothing is happening, besides, newegg.com don't ship to Canada (I would like to be corrected on this one <--)

wazzledoozle
06-11-2006, 02:38 AM
If Newegg does come to Europe, some of our European members of TPU may be in financial trouble within a few months :p

trog100
06-11-2006, 03:22 AM
it will be interesting comparing the Newegg Euro prices with the US ones.. one thing the internet has done is allow people to compare prices more.. in the end this has to lead to an evening up or down of prices in general..

just listening to US guys quoting US prices makes the euros feel ripped off.. when enough folks get pissed off enough something has to happen..

trog

bikr692002
06-11-2006, 04:03 AM
In my oprinion Newegg is in for an eye opener in Europe. They won't be able to use deceptive business practices over there. They'll find out real quick that fraud can land you in jail unlike in the U.S. where any thing goes as long as you pay the right people.
wtf you smokin? Pass that shit son

xylomn
06-11-2006, 05:31 PM
remember people to keep you feet on the ground. remember even though this is newegg all the taxes in our market are going to push prices up a lot from what you find on the us site. Although if they set up a good rma system in the eu with similar/slightly lower prices I can see the site doing fantastically, should be good for getting some previously hard to get parts too *crosses fingers*.

If Newegg does come to Europe, some of our European members of TPU may be in financial trouble within a few months

Already is coz of the prices of ebuyer/savastaore/overclockers etc. hopyfully will be a little less empty thats to newegg :)

Polaris573
06-11-2006, 05:42 PM
In my oprinion Newegg is in for an eye opener in Europe. They won't be able to use deceptive business practices over there. They'll find out real quick that fraud can land you in jail unlike in the U.S. where any thing goes as long as you pay the right people.

I think you need to elaborate. Do they do something that screws their supplier because I've never had anything but the best experiences with newegg. In fact, I once bought a 6800 that went bad so I returned it for replacement. They didn't have any of the exact model in stock so instead of dragging their feet waiting for it to be in stock again they gave me a full refund.