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BEWARE! Bought a LP Zebra Plus label printer and when it died 3 months later they claim no responsibility for selling a piece of garbage. Pay attention when there's only 30 day warranty on an electronic there's a reason. 0/10 do not recommend.
This review is for serverevolution.com:
Very disappointing, ordered a GPU on their website which was shown in stock for around $1750, 3 days later I ask them is it shipped? An account manager replies that now the GPU is in stock and the usual price is $3200 !? BUT he can do $2,300 for me... I was speechless, of course I told him keep the card and have a great life!
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