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What is the Newegg.com Preferred Account?

The Newegg.com Preferred Account is offered through CIT Bank, Salt Lake City, Utah It is a credit card account that gives you special savings, financing and other exclusive benefits to reward you for being a loyal Newegg.com customer. You'll also receive a dedicated credit line so you can buy the Newegg.com products you need.


Why should I use my Newegg.com Preferred Account?

With your Newegg.com Preferred Account, you can get special financing throughout the year on hundreds of items at Newegg.com.


What is my credit limit?

Your credit limit is based on the credit information provided to us at the time of your application. The credit we extend to you can also be affected by how you maintain the account with us.


Do I need to pay my balance in full every month?

No, you'll have the option of paying your balance in full or over time. Monthly payments are the greater of 3% of your total statement balance or $10.


How do I contact Customer Care?

We are dedicated to providing you with total ease and convenience when it comes to making purchases. If you have any questions or concerns, you can reach us by toll free telephone number, e-mail or letter. Visit our help section for details.


How do I use my account?

Simply select the Newegg.com Preferred Account as your payment option when you check out at Newegg.com. The Newegg.com secure check-out method will never require you to enter your account number.


Where can I review the complete terms and conditions for the Newegg.com Preferred Account?

You can click here or review them at check-out.

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Originally posted by Estuansis:

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Yeah. Basically I've bought all of my PC hardware exclusively from Newegg for the last 4 years. This counts 4 or 5 cases, at least 8 or 9 different CPUs, 4 or 5 memory kits and countless other things for myself. This doesn't even count the endless slew of stuff I buy to build and work on other PCs. I've made easily over 100 orders from them.

Right from Newegg:

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What is the Newegg.com Preferred Account?

The Newegg.com Preferred Account is offered through CIT Bank, Salt Lake City, Utah It is a credit card account that gives you special savings, financing and other exclusive benefits to reward you for being a loyal Newegg.com customer. You'll also receive a dedicated credit line so you can buy the Newegg.com products you need.


Why should I use my Newegg.com Preferred Account?

With your Newegg.com Preferred Account, you can get special financing throughout the year on hundreds of items at Newegg.com.


What is my credit limit?

Your credit limit is based on the credit information provided to us at the time of your application. The credit we extend to you can also be affected by how you maintain the account with us.


Do I need to pay my balance in full every month?

No, you'll have the option of paying your balance in full or over time. Monthly payments are the greater of 3% of your total statement balance or $10.


How do I contact Customer Care?

We are dedicated to providing you with total ease and convenience when it comes to making purchases. If you have any questions or concerns, you can reach us by toll free telephone number, e-mail or letter. Visit our help section for details.


How do I use my account?

Simply select the Newegg.com Preferred Account as your payment option when you check out at Newegg.com. The Newegg.com secure check-out method will never require you to enter your account number.


Where can I review the complete terms and conditions for the Newegg.com Preferred Account?

You can click here or review them at check-out.

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More can be found here if you're interested:

http://promotions.newegg.com/NEPA/index.html

and here:

https://newegg.mypreferredaccount.com/wss/help/faqs.do
(dunno why the link won't work but you can copy/paste it into the URL bar and it works.)

I do have a credit line with them but I've never used it. I pay for everything up front through a debit card. I do get an occasional discount if I make a big purchase though.

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Originally posted by omegaman7:

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i've spent 2,468.05 thus far ;) probably spend another 500 here shortly.

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Originally posted by Estuansis:

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If you count stuff for customers... eh maybe $25,000 over the course of 4 years. ~$8000 of it being my own money. I don't get scads of customers maybe 2 or 3 a month. Mostly repairs and the occasional full build. Not to mention a few budget charity builds I've done for my less fortunate friends which does count as my own money :P

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Originally posted by Estuansis:

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I can't help but be good at it

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Originally posted by sammorris:

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Originally posted by Estuansis:

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I can't help but be good at it

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Haha, showoff :P
The way I see it, one of the most common pieces of equipment in anyone's life to encounter problems and be a pain in the backside is the PC. Understanding how they work and how to repair them is an incredibly valuable asset.

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Originally posted by sammorris:

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Of course, you can also see it from the perspective that a PC you've designed and built with your own hands is something to cherish, be proud of and look after. Works both ways really :) Needless to say, I'm very fond of my PCs, but sometimes I almost wish problems (albeit not terrible ones) upon myself/others so I have something to sink my teeth into...

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