ServerSupplyReviews 43

Just making a call to the company to check on the status of an order, after giving the 6 digit order number to the representative they had me again repeat the order number (for confirmation I'd assume?) After giving them the number again they very clearly hung up on me without saying another word. I called back 2 minutes later and was able to reach someone who actually helped me and got me the tracking information I needed. I don't know the name of the individual who hung up on me because they didn't give me their name at the start of the call.

Item descriptions are not complete. Information received when call to ask for clarification is not reliable. Pricing is exorbitantly high and "in stock, ships within 2 business days" is not the case. Return policy for misrepresented item is punitive. I would not recommend purchasing from this site to anyone, nor would I ever purchase from them again.

I just had a very strange interaction with them.

I ordered an SSD in the wrong size (because they had an image of the size I wanted on the incorrect item), and I had to cancel my initial order and create another. I then placed a third order for another item that I wanted.

Well, apparently, this was a mistake on my part. While my orders had initially been approved and in "shipping/shipped" status, they suddenly went into "re credit" status. I then received an email with an attachment and this exact message:

Thank you for placing an Order with us.
Here is attached copy of Card Authorization Form.

Nothing else was written. No explanation for why this might be necessary or anything.
While the name was somewhat self-explanatory, I'd never been asked to fill something like this out by any other online ordering service, so I called their office to ask questions.

The explanation I was given was that multiple orders from a new source was considered "suspicious" and that I would need to both fill out the form they sent, as well as send them pictures of the front and back of my credit card and ID. Am I gonna send that much personal information to what is essentially a random ordering service with poor online reviews? Hell no. So I refused and had them cancel all my orders.

To their credit, they refunded all of my money the same night. But their method of ensuring there was no suspicious activity on my end was, ironically, the most suspicious thing I've ever had asked of me by an online marketplace.

You would think an American brick-and-mortar company would not be a call center scam farm, right? Think again.

As others have noted from their experience with SericeSupply, the advertised products may not be what you will receive. I purchased a clearly advertised "Intel X710-t4 Ethernet Converged Network Adapter With Both Brackets. Brand New." An actual Intel X710-t4 comes with a 5-year factory warranty. I paid $1,037.82, which was around the retail price for an authentic Intel part.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/*******/intel-ethernet-converged-network-adapter-x710t4/specifications.html

I installed the product, and it did not work.

I contacted ServerSupply, and their "rep" said it was not their problem because it was beyond their 30-day "warranty." This would typically not be a problem because Intel states on its website that this particular product has a warranty until April 5,2027. Unfortunately, the product I received was actually a Dell part (DP/N 0k5v44), as there is no factory warranty, and I am stuck with a costly paperweight.

Nowhere on ServerSuppy's website is this product advertised as a Dell Converged Network interface, nor does the page state that there is no factory warranty.

If you choose to roll the dice with ServerSupply, make sure that you receive functional parts that are actually the parts you purchased with a factory warranty, or they will blame you or their supplier for the problems they caused you.

You would think they would apologize and send you what you purchased or return your money, but retaining customers is not part of their business plan. I certainly will never purchase from them again, nor will I recommend them.

Good luck!

I purchased 21 Seagate HD's from this company in August. Less than 6 months later, 5 of those drives have failed. They are telling me that there's nothing they can do because it's past the 30 day warranty period. I could understand if it were only 1 drive, but it was 5 drives that failed. Also, I learned from Seagate, that this company is not an authorized dealer of Seagate products. Therefore, Seagate would not honor their warranty. Very disappointed!

It has been an absolute disaster serversupply.com. This website is a complete scam, and I found this out the hard way. I ordered a hard disk from their site.
Firstly they confirmed the part availability and charged us for the product. The next day they emailed me saying that the product I ordered was out of stock and that I should either cancel my order or wait another month for delivery!
The charged amount turned out to be non-refundable! This is a complete scam!

I just had an incredibly confusing and rude experience with Server Supply that I can't for the life of me figure out. I have been helping my son and his friend build some really cool advanced PC/servers at home. It's a fun experience to put these things together. Mostly we have been going to Micro Center to get the parts we need, but some parts we have to order online. Over the weekend I ordered some memory and put my credit card information in and received an email receipt saying that my order was taken using my credit card. (screenshot included below)

Yesterday I received the following asking for a wire transfer instead. I am not inclined to engage in a wire transfer to this site as I have never done business with them before. I called them and asked for clarification, and in addition, to be exceptionally rude and condescending and hanging up on me 4x, they said my transaction was considered fraud because I should not be building a server at home.

They did not call to verify who I was or what I was doing, they just sent me this suspicious request for a wire transfer citing an "International Order". When did it become an international order?
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Message sent by *******@serversupply.com
Thank you for placing an International Order with us.
You Selected Wire Transfer as a means of payment.
Here is our bank information so that you may wire funds.
Bank Name: JP Morgan Chase Bank.
Bank Address: 270 Park Avenue.
New York, NY *******.
Account #.
ABA Routing #.
SWIFT Address:
Sales Order Subtotal: $8,038.80
Sales Order Taxes: $0.00
Sales Order Shipping: $0.00
Sales Order Total: $8,038.80
Please Wire the entire amount due.
P. S We are not responsible for any Wire Transfer Fees
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I spoke with two different people there, both of whom suggested that I needed to check my mental health, and the woman called me a "nutjob" because I was asking repeatedly why they could not sell this memory to me. I am completely confused and put off by this experience.

I am of course, concerned that they now have my credit card information and I have been repeatedly checking my credit card to make sure that they did not charge it but the concern is they have the data.

In my last and hopefully final communication with them, I did verify that it was not the bank that cited my card as fraud as they said they did not even try to run it through.

They had exactly what I needed at significant savings over other places. The order process was super easy to follow. Delivery was quick and without issues. All around great experience.

I've been a long time customer of Server Supply and their customer service gets back to me in a timely manner and are always there to help me with the product I ordered. I ordered a hard drive from them recently and it came in great condition. On the rare occasions that there has been an error in my order, their customer service finds a solution for me quickly and ships me a new product!

I have been ordering from Serversupply for years. They always have what I need and get it to me quickly with no issues. I would highly recommend.

I received my order on time. I will definitely buy from them again! Great service! Ordering process was excellent!

Serversupply have vast selection parts of server and Networking. I bought some Hpe switch and SSD for my hosting company. Their pricing are very shipping is quick and intact. Highly recommended.

Server supply was not professional, I wasn't happy with the product. They had terrible customer service, they charged me too much and you pay for shipping to return an item, don't do business with server supply

Ordered a phone, came without any power adapter making it useless. Would not return the phone unless I paid a 25% restock fee and did not carry the adapter anyway. So the phone is totally useless.

Can't recommend. We ordered some parts for our server from them. They claimed they had them in stock. After we processed their payment and sent POP, they said they tested the parts and were found to be faulty; therefore, they will reimburse us. It's been over two months and they have now blocked us on Skype, and probably emails since we never get any response from them now. Initially Thomas kept saying credit will check and update and said we should allow them some time. I DON'T RECOMMEND THIS SUPPLIER.

They sell refurbished SSDs like a new. Support said it under the same part number and they see no problem...

I made an order and during checkout I chose to pay extra to have them guarantee 3 day delivery. When they shipped it, those chose to ship it with the slowest method available (which should have been ground) because they saw it also fit the 3 day window for my region. I called to get a refund issued since there is no service guarantee for FedEx Express Saver, but they refused to issue a credit even though had I chosen ground at checkout, it would have been free shipping and shipped the same way.

I believe they should have shipped it with a 3 day guarantee since that's what I paid for. The likelihood with FedEx is that I will not get it in time and I now have no recourse.