> From: [email protected] [mailto:discuss-
> [email protected]] On Behalf Of Brodie, Kent
> 
> I don't have any reason to change companies yet, as my orders from newegg
> are a bit infrequent; but I do appreciate the heads up!

The question you need to ask yourself is not so much the probability of 
receiving a defective or damaged drive...  Because that can happen to anyone.

The question is how you'll be treated when/if that occurs.

In my case, I received 3 drives.  One of them worked for a few minutes.  One 
worked for a few hours.  And the third one is still working.  The so-called 
dents on the damaged drives are so miniscule that I definitely wouldn't notice 
if they were present originally.  Even if I had, I would have thought nothing 
of them.  They're THAT small, in plastic, around the SATA connector.  
Definitely not relevant to the operation of the drive, unless they're an 
indicator of excessive G forces at some point.

I know I handled them with care, didn't drop them or bump them or anything.  So 
while I cannot say definitively whether or not it was prior to the original 
delivery, I can say definitely it wasn't caused by me.
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