https://twitter.com/AORUS_UK/status/1310893844280602625 so with regards to this tweet... does that mean @Gibbo will have "some" news in terms of our position in que ?? i mean anything would be great at this point.. especially just so people know if they will potentially receive a card from this lot of stock. or will be waiting until the next! Cheers
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True if people were making their buying decision with all the facts at hand. But they didn't because nVidia restricted this information. Prior to launch of PS5 and XBOX we know pretty much everything we need to know to decide which of them we want.
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I asked this morning on phone with OC about arranging my recent Asus Tuf order to be placed in the queue where I cancelled my MSi 3080 and was told it would be 'fraud'. Really?
Guy seemed to have a bad attitude this morning. Great customer service.
Guy seemed to have a bad attitude this morning. Great customer service.
I don't blame OCUK for not having the cards at all, I blame them for not being clear and transparent after almost 2 weeks. When people pay for something they should expect some sort of response other than we don't have cards and if you want, just cancel your order. That level of customer service is the type you get in a 3rd world country, they might not know every detail regarding delivery dates of course not... But they should provide people with information regarding their position in the queue. Many people who aren't here in the forums don't even know that they are being placed after *2000 orders.
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Will do
I do agree that the website should make it clear that preorders will likely take months to complete.
If you cancelled the order, that order is gone now. To queue switch you needed to amend your order, which keeps your order number, order time etc, and just changes the actual item you've ordered.
That being said you can't do that if you paid with Amazon Pay apparently
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I also ordered the eagle at 15.13. Would be pedantic and ask how many seconds but 1 place up the queue isn't going to matter too much.
Would love to have some idea of the wait on this. I bought it for my son's 18th birthday which was yesterday.
Congrats!! I'm awhile off at 15:15 for a Ventus. At least my payment cleared right away.
Now to wait for the TUF OC owners when they'll get their cards shipped and their order time.
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You must bo joking duck, keep your place in the order, if you swap and would go in front of me that's a ****. If you go to the very end of it be my quest haha
NICE! enjoy
Thats pretty much how it works in every format of a queue system. Not sure what people expected.
Comparatively, yesterday evening, I got an email from the etailer that I ordered my PS5 from. They outright confirmed that my console is secured for launch day, as long as I pay for the order before a cut-off point. Quite a contrast to OCUK, but then I know the 3080 launch has been much more of a mess, and there's way more logistics to sort. Still, food for thought
The thing about queue jumping:
Imagine you're at the store. And for each product there's a separate vendor with its own waiting queue. And at one moment you decide to go to another product, because your queue takes longer to advance. What do you do? Go right to the counter because you were there earlier than most of the people from the other queue? You'd be mauled there because you've jumped queues and expect to be treated preferentially. If you'd like the other product, you'd join the queue at the last existing position available to you.
Imagine you're at the store. And for each product there's a separate vendor with its own waiting queue. And at one moment you decide to go to another product, because your queue takes longer to advance. What do you do? Go right to the counter because you were there earlier than most of the people from the other queue? You'd be mauled there because you've jumped queues and expect to be treated preferentially. If you'd like the other product, you'd join the queue at the last existing position available to you.
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Enjoy
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