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Ordered RAM for good price, but they cancelled it claiming it was "out-of-stock" even though the link still says it is in stock, though at a 7 times higher price (3-4 times the price of competitors).
I do however have an order confirmation, so they are obliged by swedish law to deliver them or pay for the difference to buy them from somewhere else.
Avoid at all cost! Ordered RAM modules for decent price. Few days later they claimed it was missing or stolen during transport and returned my money instead of sending me the modules. When asked for replacement product they said they couldn't while selling practically the same modules on another website for double the price. Trash company.
Promised to send the article that I bought but on the last day of the delivery time period I got a message that they could not deliver. So I had to order it again somewhere else after waiting two weeks for nothing.
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