RMA troubles with ASUS

So I know I should probably find an asus forum for this topic but i was wondering if anybody here might have suggestions. I ended up buying an asus motherboard and hooked it all up and it was defective. so I got hold of there Rma service and set up to get the board replaced. but before I sent it on its way I decided to put a small dot on a screw hole with a marker to see if id get the same board back. Once I received the new board I looked it all over and saw that it was in fact the same mb. So I plugged it In and still no result. It still didn't work, so I sent it back for RMA telling them that the problem was not resolved. I then Received the board back and as I'm looking it over put of the box I noticed that a pin had been broken off of the CPU socket.. By now I am not the happiest because I have been at this for about 5 months now altogether. So I email them saying that I received the "replacement" motherboard (and it is still the same mb from the beginning) and that it had broken CPU pin and I was afraid of trying the board for the sake of harming my equipment. and i asked them If it would be tested before It was returned, They ended Up taking it again. So I finally receive the board back after the third RMA. And guess what, still a broken pin. and by now It had been just a few weeks under a year I email them back telling them the issue, that they had sent me a defective board three times and had broken a CPU pin in the process and I asked them if I could just get a new mb. the replied with something like, "We do not cover broken pins under our RMA service and your Item is no longer in warranty." so I emailed back saying that i have been in the RMA process for a year since I got the product and that the CPU came broken after asus "repaired" it. and then I never hear back from them. That was was a year ago.

So after hearing my story, what do you think I should do? or has anyone else had a similar situation?

I actually work for a computer store so as far as returning it to the store, since it was ordered from a distributor they said that I had to Submit an RMA directly through the manufacturer. And I have called before at the beginning of all this but when I tried it I either cant understand them or one time I waited on hold for 40 mins and was then hung up on before I reached anyone.

Ya I have another motherboard here that also have bent pins that needs repaired but this is a EVGA board and the problem wasn't cased by the manufacturer. lol I was actually looking into seeing if in any way i could fix the pin on my mb but it looks next to impossible..

I've been lucky with my Asus lappy I guess as I couldn't be more satisfied with it. Once I disabled the horribly oversensitive touchpad anyway. I belong to the Republic of Gamers (Asus RoG) forum also and sadly your story is all too common.Theres page after page and thread after thread of complaints like yours. Asus has the worst customer "service" of any of the brands I've owned. By far!

Great idea putting a mark on the board, companies flim flam you all the time, you can`t trust`em.

I would phone ( as mentioned ) and demand a brand new board, and keep calling !!