Them having stores make them able to verify IDs to only sell 1 per walk-in customer. WHY ARE THEY NOT DOING THIS??,(reply>), @Parity Bit the policy my store follows is when an item is returned, its marked and tagged as returned, aswell as any defects or missing items mentioned in the tag, which should be displayed on our website.,(reply>), @Avi Avinci Which Microcenter location are you at?,(reply>), @Avi Avinci Lol. I wasn't blaming you, I didn't even know you were associated with them as anything more than a customer. <br>These things always come down to corporate policy, the guys on the floor just do what they have to to get by. If restocking returns to sell to a less savvy customer is policy (which is common in big box stores generally,  and unsurprising, just disappointing because MicroCenter has a rep as nerd-heaven) then, well, that's how it's going to be.,(reply>), @Parity Bit I just work there, mate,(reply>), @Avi Avinci F--- MicroCenter. They've sold me more defective merchandise than not. Granted they exchange it no problem, but why is what's on the shelf usually defective the first time, and the exchange product 100% reliable? Hmmmm?<br>(And when I say 'defective', I mean 'fails active stress tests'. It's <b>very</b> likely a less pro-active consumer would not realize the source of their long-term problems with 'slightly' defective memory, CPUs, etc.)<br>If you do use them, make sure to run your new hardware through all the stress tests you can find in the first couple weeks so you can exchange inside the return window.