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14TB SATA 3.5" Internal refurb - $99 WD/HGST or Toshiba w/ 5 year warranty
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goHardDrive has 14TB SATA 3.5" Internal Certified Refurbished for $99 w/ 5 year warranty from vendor. WD/HGST and Toshiba brands.
WD/HGST
https://www.goharddrive .com/WD-Ul...496-cr.htm
Toshiba
https://www.goharddrive .com/Toshi...495-cr.htm
goHardDrive has 14TB SATA 3.5" Internal Certified Refurbished for $99 w/ 5 year warranty from vendor. WD/HGST and Toshiba brands.
WD/HGST
https://www.goharddrive
Toshiba
https://www.goharddrive
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Is this 99 dollar 14TB model Manufacture recert or just regular refurb? I see this model has 5 year warranty.
I like ServerpartDeal website because it does list very plainly if product is Manufacture recert by WD, but I didn't see that when I just visited goHardDrive site.
Again, most of us just want to hear other SlickDeal users experience with both companies, and anything you think might help in buying from both these websites.
Is this WD 14 TB for 99 dollars a good deal from goHardDrive? Yes or No .... and why is it good or bad. Thanks
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This leads to my general opinion on the company: Prices are very good in some cases but the drives are used and likely sooner rather than later they will fail and will need to be replaced with new used drives from them. In my case I had redundant backups and RAID arrays, but depending on your situation you might want to pay for new drives that'll last longer. Had they denied my request for advance replacement it would have been a bigger pain since I would have lost my data on a RAID 5 array.
ymmv