what makes you say that? everybody else says they're reputable....
edit: though, like i said in another thread, some of us are a little annoyed that they weren't sure to state that they didn't have the new modules ready to ship when they started selling them on their site.
Well, for one thing, there was a time when they were selling "Mac OS X 10.3" (back when Panther was out.. 2003ish), and showed a picture of a Panther box with Panther CDs. Turned out when you bought them, they were, in fact, Mac OS 10.3 CDs.. but were eMac install disks that didn't always work properly with non-eMacs. This was sort of tucked away in an unusual place, I forget where on the page, but it wasn't readily apparent. They also often marked up their "OWC ZIFs" (normal ZIFs they've bought and labelled OWC) as being "X MHz" when they're actually lower speed ones that (usually) work at higher speeds.
The G4 upgrade I bought several years ago that I have in this old Beige was called a 533 MHz G4 ZIF.. when it's in fact a factory 450 MHz-rated CPU, that works at 500 MHz- and crashes at 533 MHz or higher. They still sell these, by the way.
I've never had any trouble with their RAM, but then, it's pretty hard to go wrong with SDRAM.
I know other people who've had issues with them as well, and not just the issues I've mentioned. Actually, I think some people may have bought defective RAM from them.
Antiquated as the hardware/software I'm talking about may be, it's the same company... and again, they're still selling what I"m talking about, so it just wouldn't surprise me if they continued these practices.
