Poking around, I see that GeekAvailable ordered the replacement part for my computer on eBay. The part was ordered on 17 May at 13:26:22 PDT, about 3 minutes before the call from Rod in which he told me that he'd ordered it on Thursday or on Friday but couldn't find a tracking number for it in his e.mail.

And he ordered it from originalpartsglobal. Now, if Rod had used ToolHaus.org, then he might have learned that, while originalpartsglobal listed the unit location as Albuquerque, his merchandise actually ships from China. Not much chance of it having got to San Diego in 72 hours. Really, even without ToolHaus.org, Rod should know better than to rely upon a seller with 63 negatives and 107 neutrals out of 7926 feedback entries in the last year.

Tags: computers, Geek Available, GeekAvailable, Laptop Repair San Diego, Rodrigo Pereira

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