Company Profile for Newegg
| Industry | Computers Computer hardware Computer software Consumer electronics Consumer (final) goods |
|---|---|
| Key People | Fred Chang (global CEO) Robert Bellack (CEO) |
| Products | Computer hardware, software, peripherals, gaming, electronics, accessories, DVDs, housewares, appliances, tools, furniture, office products and more |
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Newegg
9997 Rose Hills Road
Whittier, CA 90601
Toll-free: 800-390-1119
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NewEgg Sends Package To Wrong Address, Shrugs
By Laura Northrup on April 23, 2012 10:30 AM
84 Comments
When Jessica placed her NewEgg order, she provided them with a shipping address. This turned out to be a waste of her time, since NewEgg just went ahead and picked an address to send the package to out of her PayPal account. Not the one associated with her credit card, or her primary address on the account. Certainly not the address where she actually lives. Their customer service representative's solution? Wish really, really hard that the person who ultimately received the package would return it so she can get a refund. She hung up and called back until she got someone competent. More »
One Man's Campaign To End Six Months Without A Working Haier TV
By Laura Northrup on April 20, 2012 11:30 AM
64 Comments
Andrew took advantage of a great Black Friday deal from Newegg to buy a nice large TV. At least, he assumes that it's nice. The first set he received never worked, and the second worked for only 48 hours. Stuck dealing with Haier, he still hasn't managed to extract a working TV out of them. More »
Which Online Retailers Have The Fastest & Slowest Delivery Times?
By Chris Morran on December 16, 2011 1:15 PM
45 Comments
Today is Free Shipping Day, which is pretty self-explanatory, but free shipping doesn't mean good shipping. That's why the folks at STELLAservice wanted to know which of the top 25 online retailers were able to get you your order in a timely manner. More »
NewEgg Drops The Ball, Gamestop Saves The Day. Wait: Gamestop?
By Laura Northrup on October 6, 2011 8:00 AM
67 Comments
Two months ago, Nathan took advantage of a Newegg promotion for $10 off his pre-order of the collector's edition of the game Dark Souls, which was released on Tuesday. Ordering ahead and getting a discount: points for planning and for shopping prowess. The day before the game was to be released, Newegg (and other retailers, Nathan later learned) had to cancel their pre-orders because they just didn't have enough product. This left him without a collector's edition on release day...unless he could find one in his city, in person. Was such a feat possible? Yes, as it turns out, with some luck and the help of a heroic Gamestop employee. More »
Newegg Respectfully Disagrees With Best Buy's Claims To "Geek" Trademark
By Chris Morran on June 13, 2011 2:15 PM
70 Comments
Last week, we told you about Best Buy sending a cease and desist letter to Newegg.com over its use of the word "geek" on shirts and other marketing materials and Newegg's ad featuring someone that looks like a Best Buy employee. Well, over the weekend, Newegg posted its response to big blue's allegations. More »
Best Buy Issues Cease & Desist Over Newegg.com's Use Of The Word "Geek"
By Chris Morran on June 9, 2011 3:40 PM
194 Comments
The folks at Best Buy are none too happy with electronics e-tailer Newegg.com. The boys in blue believe that their online competitor stepped over a trademarked line by using the word "geek" and by making fun of inept Best Buy staffers in a TV ad. More »
Newegg Knows What Women Really Want This Valentine's Day: Sexism
By Laura Northrup on February 11, 2011 9:30 AM
287 Comments
This Valentine's Day gift suggestion list from Newegg has a "Cutie and the Geek" theme, featuring gifts ostensibly for a Newegg shopper, his wife or girlfriend, and gifts that the entire couple can use. Sample items from the "cutie" section: red freshwater pearls, Ralph Lauren sunglasses, and a pink netbook. Sample items from the "geek" section: an electric razor, a 120 GB solid state drive, and a home server. Cary finds the selection a bit sexist, writing: "Great piece of marketing work. I guess women aren't allowed to enjoy geeky toys and instead need 'pink netbooks' or jewelery as gifts." More »
Overstock And Amazon Comically Overpackage Readers' Orders: Newegg, Not So Much
By Laura Northrup on October 14, 2010 12:30 PM
58 Comments
It's time for another installment of the Adventures of the Stupid Shipping Gang! We've packaged three reader stories in one post to make sure they stay extra-secure. In this edition: Amazon overestimates the fragility of Pyrex, Newegg underestimates the fragility of computer parts, and Overstock sends someone an awful lot of crumpled-up paper. More »
Maybe You Won't Notice The Newegg Watermark On This Sears Product Page
By Laura Northrup on May 19, 2010 11:00 AM
37 Comments
Shopping for a monitor on the Sears website, reader Ben discovered something strange on the page for the HP Pavilion 2009M. The product photo had a watermark on it. But not a Sears watermark—a Newegg watermark. More »
Newegg: Buy Your Mom A Hitachi Magic Wand For Mother's Day
By Meg Marco on April 29, 2010 3:58 PM
65 Comments
Newegg suggests you buy, among other things,a Hitachi Magic Wand for your Mom for Mother's Day. Um. More »
