Review for user hayu82 from Temperfied

  • Temperfied (6)

    DFI NF4 SLI-D 4400+ X2 939 Zalman 9500

    Temperfied was the Buyer on March 31, 2008 AnandTech

    I sold this combo to this person for $225 shipped. The item was shipped out on the 13th of March, and it arrived the next day. He then contacted me and said everything was packed ok, and it seemed alright. THEN on the 27th (13 DAYS LATER) he contacts me and says it has a blown diode and he beleives it is for a USB port and would test it further. He then messages me on the 31st and says the Motherboard is dead. I shipped it out about 2 weeks earlier and it worked FINE! Diodes DO NOT Blow During Shipment.

    Paypal closed this dispute, and you sir are in the wrong here. The motherboard shipped with NO blown diode. I have sent pictures to paypal with the Diode in question visable and there was no black residue from it being blown. I used the hardware for almost 2 years with no issue. It was removed working. The buyer took 16 days from the date it arrived to put a negative on my account. I offered the buyer the chance to work with UPS to file for insurance as when I sold the hardware to him it was being used, and it WORKED 100%. I guarantee ALL hardware arrives WORKING. If not I will file with UPS for a refund. This buyer took 16 DAYS from original arrival and THEN said it was non-functional. I am a certified technician and the hardware was installed/removed properly.

    It is a complete shame that someone with so much positive feedback would try something like this. If you are not trying to pull a fast one, we can try and resolve this, but the hardware went out WORKING 100% and all of a sudden 10 days after it arriving, it no longer works? I dont buy it.

    Note to Future Sellers:

    Be cautious when selling to this buyer, make sure to get ALL of your documentation including pictures of what you are selling. That is why paypal dropped his claim. I had enough proof that the hardware went out in working order. I can provide it to anyone who wants it.

    April 1, 2008