I want to get some opinions on a sale that I have made. I will not mention who the buyer is yet because I need a few opinions.

I sold a stick of Samsung 256MB SDRAM which is in excellent condition. I have been using the ram all the time. The day I cod with 'buyer', I remove it fresh from my pc.

Before cod, I have tested the ram with SP2004 Othros for 6 hours and there was no error returned.

I sold the ram and one day later, he sms me saying that the ram is faulty. He states:
Can detect n run. But fail on several ramtester ive used. So, can get weird problem sumtime like fatal error or etc.

Now, he claims that my ram is faulty and he wants a refund. When maybe, he damaged it after I sold the ram to him.
Should I refund or not?

I do not have any pictures or proof showing that the ram was 100% functional before sending it out.

This post has been edited by ff7yta: Jul 30 2007, 08:08 PM

I tell him that I need to test the ram with my own pc first before I can refund him? What happen if he damaged my ram when he was using it - mishandled drop, and when I test its faulty and is considered my fault?

It actually uses a lot of my time to cod with him. The day of sale already took 35 minutes as he was late.

This post has been edited by ff7yta: Jul 29 2007, 06:23 PM

Thats the worse solution I can have. I can consider it AFTER refunding him.

Plus, its samsung.

If I found out that the ram IS faulty after it comes back to me, how?

We cod, but we didnt say anything. He was in a hurry to leave.

He did not state/agree/mentioned/questioned that the ram was in good condition during receival.

Based on my thread, I stated a personnal warranty of one week. Since we didnt talk, no warranty was mentioned.

Samsung ram, how to get warranty?

This post has been edited by ff7yta: Jul 29 2007, 06:55 PM

I'm the seller.

But how am i going to prove if the mem is physically imperfect AFTER the transaction if the pictures i have before is unclear?

This post has been edited by ff7yta: Jul 29 2007, 08:41 PM

he didnt check at all. He just take it, pay and walk off.

I have PMed the buyer to know the existance about this thread.

This post has been edited by ff7yta: Jul 30 2007, 11:13 PM

Problem solved.
I wasnt blaming the buyer at all. Just wanted opinions on what I should do if it breaks. Oh well, much misunderstanding here.

Cheers to the buyer.