1 per household
My wifes laptop died and so did mine. I found two at Microcenter that were perfect. Two different manufactures (Lenovo and MSI) and obviously two different modles. Both were labled as 1 per household. Now I understand when there is limited quantity, special pricing and so on that you have to limit one per household.
I was told that I could only buy one or the other. Apprenlty this applys to everything in their store with the disclaimer of 1 per household. You can only buy one or the other. Note that this only came up after I declined their extended warrenty. May have nothing to do with it but just throwing that out there.
I don't want to spend 3k on two laptops. But I have to. They are for our businesses. With that said, I wont shop here anymore.
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