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I think it`s easier to just google the product you want, then a bunch of sites will show up that might ship to your area, a hard drive is the same no matter where you get it from.
I really doubt if newegg will ship to you.
Somebody experience with buying
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New #12
Okey thanks for helps
I will contact with some selers from newegg and if i need some help i will come back here again
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All you have to do is add the item you want to the cart, then checkout by putting in your address, and then you add a debit or credit card, then you check out.
Compare shipping price and tax with a few other sites before you make any purchase.
Some sites will make you create an account with them first, or sometimes you can make a purchase with a guest account.
Newegg is a fine site, I`ve been using them for years.
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But in (State) only have some place in america, does not have like Spain, Macedonia,Germany, Croatia, Serbian,Bulgaria and etc. Help
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AceDuck,
This is a reputable, specialist computer hardware French e-merchant :
www.ldlc.com
They claim to deliver worldwide, and specifically across Europe. However, you might need to put a specific request here, and the delivery rates could be significant. Site language is French, and, just possibly, German, because they have a Swiss branch. But I suppose you can write them in English.
Otherwise, for a European customer, I'd advise Amazon, which is hard to beat on service and price. You can chose any of the French, German or British branch, depending on the language you're comfortable with (and do put them up against each other, prices are often markedly different). Amazon is probably your best bet as far as returns are concerned. I can tell from experience that they bend over backwards to satisfy the customer.
In general, German e-merchants are a good choice for reliability and trust in Europe.
Newegg is a good starting point to browse products and read reviews, but even if you could buy from them, the shipping rates would probably make it uneconomical (never mind about returns).
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