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FS: New! MSI RTX 5090 Gaming Trio OC 32GB GDDR7 Graphics Card GPU

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(SOLD) $3600 shipped - Brand new! MSI RTX 5090 Gaming Trio OC 32GB GDDR7 -
Still in shrink wrap. Purchased on eBay awhile back from seller who provided Best Buy receipt, which I will include. Bought to build a local LLM setup, but I went a different route. Lowest price on this card on eBay right now is $4515 + tax from a legimate seller.

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(SOLD!) $300 shipped - New! Crucial DDR5 Pro 32GB RAM Kit (2x16GB) 6000MHz, CL36-38-38-80, Overclocking Desktop Gaming Memory, Intel XMP 3.0 & AMD Expo Compatible, Black - CP2K16G60C36U5B - The myth, the legend - the last chance to get some desktop memory from an American company as Micron is phasing out the Crucial line. Sealed. I got this as part of a bundle from MicroCenter during an upgrade.

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I wish I could justify this.... My FE is fairly quiet but I bet I wouldn't hear this at all when not gaming.
 
Would this have a valid msi warranty being a resale of a resale? And yeah 2fa for a purchase of this size... plus pictures with your name tag rather than just generic ones.
 
Price drop!
Would this have a valid msi warranty being a resale of a resale?
Thanks for the interest, GT. Likely not. I don't see it on MSI's warranty info. It might be a YMMV.
I think [H]ard dropped the sig/picture requirement, because it doesn't guarantee anything. I used to enforce it as a mod on another OC forum. IMO it gives people a false sense of security. People still get ripped off. Feedback is everything.
2FA might be wise to turn on. There are still accounts getting jacked.
Totally, they hijacked my account and are posting snarky comments in "News." :p
You can click on the links above to message me through Heatware or eBay, if you want to validate that it's still me.
 
On another forum I'm on, people were stealing others pictures with name on piece of paper and replacing the name with the scammers name using AI. So name on piece of paper is a thing of the past now.
We've already seen this here a few times as well. I personally busted another scammer here with someone's highjacked account doing exactly this after enabling 2FA to give a false sense of security.

There were signs though if you're diligent enough; somewhat obvious that the hand writing was pasted on, mods reporting recent password change after a long period if inactivity, price was enticingly below market value, etc.

If you're sceptical at all, just make sure you have some sort of buyer protection. If the seller insists on Paypal F&F or crypto, it's a huge red flag and likely scam.
 
Price drop!

Thanks for the interest, GT. Likely not. I don't see it on MSI's warranty info. It might be a YMMV.
I think [H]ard dropped the sig/picture requirement, because it doesn't guarantee anything. I used to enforce it as a mod on another OC forum. IMO it gives people a false sense of security. People still get ripped off. Feedback is everything.

Totally, they hijacked my account and are posting snarky comments in "News." :p
You can click on the links above to message me through Heatware or eBay, if you want to validate that it's still me.

Better to be safe than sorry. Just turn 2FA on, what's the big deal?
 
I offer to pay the paypal fees if seller really needs the money that much their answer dictates my decision to proceed.
 
On another forum I'm on, people were stealing others pictures with name on piece of paper and replacing the name with the scammers name using AI. So name on piece of paper is a thing of the past now.
this is true but gemini is decent at spotting AI edits. take from this what you will. tip to the seller if this is legit, use original photos and 2fa to help build trust. these days its hard to know whats real and whats not

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The fact that 2FA isnt on for something at this price is already cautious.
As I cited above, if the account is compromised already, enabling 2FA for the scammer isn't adding any security here for us. It would only secure the account for the scammer.

Personally, this seems legit to me so far. Seller's account has been otherwise active across the forum and has sold recently on the forum as well.
 
As I cited above, if the account is compromised already, enabling 2FA for the scammer isn't adding any security here for us. It would only secure the account for the scammer.

Personally, this seems legit to me so far. Seller's account has been otherwise active across the forum and has sold recently on the forum as well.
That is true as well. Scary times.
 
Yea, seems more of a defiance of enabling 2FA and timestamps just for the hell of it, Embracing stubbornness for the sake of being stubborn =P, which I completely understand myself...haha...I don't see any red flags considering the activity of the OP...Although for those that are worried, a G&S payment would suffice to qualm any worries.
 
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