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No box just bunch of bubble rap and foam inside. Covering all with celotape . The condition was good doesn't look like beaten. But there was not fragile sticker and shipped buy india post, may be someone has dropped it while shiping as it was looking like a football due to bubble rap.
but think this way also. i don't think new or old, let's assume good for a while.
suppose you sell an electronic item say 64gb ram kit of ddr5. you test it and are happy. many days week pass you go on with your life.
but then suddenly the person you sold to says that the kit didn't work at all. it is actually a hard position to be in for everyone. it would be for you too. would you not wonder it worked in my am5 system, it was working. how can it not? would you not worry if the other person installed it wrong, i mean you don't know it could be that person's first computer they ever built. even Linus makes mistakes and he also drops very expensive graphics cards
afaik a dead core would spin no fans. fan spin and if the core gets warm then prolly the processor is working and all normal voltages present, no shorts on any rails. so then the black screen, it can be something minor. but firbhi you'll need someone with more than usual amount of knowledge to figure
The fact that the card arrived physically in one piece is a surprise in itself considering the packaging description which was basically just foam , bubble wrap and some tape.
honestly i think every pc person can relate. @mr824 was telling me that pc building can be quite nerve wrecking. and i agree, you order dozens of components, all the boxes accumulate, one sunday you put it all together.. and fan spin.. you look at the screen.. it's the most terrifying sight.. and then if the logo pops up on screen.. aah relief.. but if it stays black which it does more often then not .. then man.. hours and hours of stress. Take everything apart. What happened. Why fans spin.. why no output.. you will lose sleep, no food, no water. Just maddening troubleshooting to get to the bottom of the issue
Sorry to hear that. I was the first to DM him and requested to use the admin payment route but he refuesd. I said I'd pay 5k upfront and 10k after delivery, but he insisted on 10k upfront and 5k on delivery. That raised a red flag for me cause the total remained 15k, yet he pushed for a higher prepayment.. suspicious.
I also checked his number on truecaller and it showed as Tim Nemo. I searched his details in OSINT leaks but found nothing. However, it's still too early to label someone a fraud, so I decided to let it go. I should've called it out here.
I also checked his number on truecaller and it showed as Tim Nemo. I searched his details in OSINT leaks but found nothing. However, it's still too early to label someone a fraud, so I decided to let it go. I should've called it out here.
Mods - for new members with posts below a certain threshold + zero trade feedback with Enclave Plus, maybe some code could be embedded to auto-flag their sale threads with a disclaimer warning, or something similar along those lines? That disclaimer would disappear once established requirements are met.
Just a suggestion; don't know how feasible it may be.
Just a suggestion; don't know how feasible it may be.
That would scare away 99% of buyers , even if the new user who bought enclave plus is an honest seller
anmolkumar10
Discoverer
No one , It is not a easy issue to solve . There has to be a balance between putting a giant red warning and letting scammers get away
Also , Why is this seller who is not responding and probably scammed someone not banned yet?
Maybe there could be a warning in DM of a new seller to alert the buyer that he should cautious . But if you put a disclaimer or tag in all newbie seller threads no one will even consider buying from them
I'm not saying the disclaimer will read, "Stay away, new seller, may be fraud." lol
It'll probably be something along the lines of do's and don'ts when dealing with seller, as they are new. Like rules or good practices, such as avoiding advance payments for high ticket purchases.
No seller will do that, let alone a dishonest one. Why would a seller want to shoot themselves in the foot willingly by fudging up his own sale by telling the buyer that he should be careful of them?
Even if such a thing is implemented, how would you even know if the seller even cautioned the buyer?
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A) Different handwritten note / timestamp for the product photos and working photos.
B) Why is it running off a x1 riser when the board is just lying there with nothing in the primary x16 slot
