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**Progniusis** · 07-22-2007, 03:11 AM

I'm currently in the process of selling my 8800GTS 320MB card here. So far, so good, but a couple of buyers have sent me questions (about whether the card works) in regards to what i've written in the item description: No refunds will be given if item is found faulty.

Now to be perfectly honest, I feel a little stupid for putting this in. The card works perfectly fine and has done since I bought it, but because I can't edit this description, should I change my policy on returns to accept them for the buyer's piece of mind? I've got a perfect box to fit the item in (fits very snugly and secure with two layers of bubblewrap around it), so what chances are involved of the card getting damaged in transit?

I still have the original A4 reciept from OcUK which was in the box along with the card and the warranty on the card hasn't yet been registered.

Oh BTW, anyone willing to bid up the price is more than welcome.

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07-22-2007, 03:11 AM	#1
Progniusis Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 477 Senior Member	Quick ebay question (UK)... I'm currently in the process of selling my 8800GTS 320MB card here. So far, so good, but a couple of buyers have sent me questions (about whether the card works) in regards to what i've written in the item description: No refunds will be given if item is found faulty. Now to be perfectly honest, I feel a little stupid for putting this in. The card works perfectly fine and has done since I bought it, but because I can't edit this description, should I change my policy on returns to accept them for the buyer's piece of mind? I've got a perfect box to fit the item in (fits very snugly and secure with two layers of bubblewrap around it), so what chances are involved of the card getting damaged in transit? I still have the original A4 reciept from OcUK which was in the box along with the card and the warranty on the card hasn't yet been registered. Oh BTW, anyone willing to bid up the price is more than welcome. [yes]
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