Micron, the trillion-dollar memory company, refused to replace a crucial drive for current market value until Reddit got…
A PC gamer successfully pressured Crucial into replacing a failed 4TB external drive after the company initially offered only a refund for the original purchase price. The customer escalated the issue to Reddit, citing market price increases and consumer protection laws, leading Crucial to provide a 1-to-1 replacement due to limited inventory.
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