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[DeadlyAvenger]

Selling some OCZ Reaper HPC DDR2 PC2 6400 RAM.

4Gb, 2x2Gb sticks.

Timings: 4-4-4 @ 2.2V

Part Number: OCZ2RPR800C44GK

Have a cool heatsink over the top of them.

Got them as a replacement product from OCZ after mine died. They are brand new, in the package, unopened and everything.

Bought them for about £60.

[Chaos]

so why you selling them?

[DeadlyAvenger]

I bought replacements as it was going to take OCZ nearly a month to replace them, I don't really need 8Gb of RAM in my pc so they are surplus to requirements.

[Chaos]

fair enough... why not just send them back to the website? or wherever you got them

[DeadlyAvenger]

I was out of the "10 day distance selling" regulation thingy

[Junta]

Distance Selling Regulations:

http://www.oft.gov.uk/advice_and_resources/resource_base/legal/distance-selling-regulations/

http://www.oft.gov.uk/shared_oft/business_leaflets/general/oft698.pdf

Where the DSRs give consumers the right to cancel an order, this
right is unconditional and begins from the moment the contract is
concluded. Unlike when buying from a shop, the first time that a
consumer will typically have an opportunity to examine goods
purchased by distance means is when they receive them. The DSRs
give consumers who buy by distance means more rights than
consumers who shop in person. When a distance consumer cancels a
contract to which the cancellation provisions apply they are entitled to
a refund of any money they have paid in relation to the contract even
if the goods are not defective in any way.

I know this is probably too late for you Sam, but for the benefit of others:

provided you give your consumer the required written information
no later than the time the goods are delivered, their cancellation
rights end seven working days after the day on which they
received the goods

You could try this on anyway - but double check the working days

[Material]

...how desperately do you need to shift them?....

[DeadlyAvenger]

Erm, not immediately but the sooner the better. I need money for a new phone.

[Material]

In that case it dosnt matter, i cant really afford them but if they were gonna be dirt cheap i was tempted, probably better i dont anyway.

[Finaldeath]

Mmm, I could do with 4GB RAM, I only have 2GB right now at about the same specs (my PC was brought way back when the original Intel Core 2 Duo's came out, man, DDR2 RAM was bloody expensive then). Shame I don't have much money at the moment, but how much are you offering it for? £60 ya?

[DeadlyAvenger]

I'd probably let them go for £55 including postage if that sounds reasonable?

[Finaldeath]

Honestly that'd be awesome, and be likely my final upgrade on this PC. I checked what my original DDR2 RAM cost - it was £170.36 inc. VAT (v. similar specs). Just damn man, that's like, 1/6th of the cost.

Anyway, I'll PM you