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I found this guy selling a AMD Ryzen 9 5900X on Ebay FROM Lttstore.com

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Thanks for being on top of this stuff, it helps us out a lot!

Obviously I can't comment publicly on private conversations with customers, but just know that we are in touch and will be doing our best to ensure that we're living up to the spirit of the program, which means selling directly to gamers who will use the parts instead of scalpers or resellers.

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Well, I mean, if you're too stupid to remove the personally identifiable information, it would be fairly trivial to have that order cancelled, right?

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Haha the seller already deleted the listing, guessing he started getting messages from people that are mad. 

 

Edit: Also, listing price is only $650? Did anyone catch the shipping price before it got taken down? Something tells me they weren't actually planning to sell it for a $26.25 of profit if it was free shipping. 

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bruh i don't want to sound mean but the fact that you saw the listing really soon is really suspicious lol

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6 minutes ago, The_russian said:

Haha the seller already deleted the listing, guessing he started getting messages from people that are mad. 

 

or it sold.

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1 minute ago, Letgomyleghoe said:

or it sold.

Doesn't look like it, the message I get when I try to see the original listing is:

 

This listing was ended by the seller because there was an error in the listing.

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4 hours ago, The_russian said:

Haha the seller already deleted the listing, guessing he started getting messages from people that are mad. 

 

Edit: Also, listing price is only $650? Did anyone catch the shipping price before it got taken down? Something tells me they weren't actually planning to sell it for a $26.25 of profit if it was free shipping. 

Selling for $650 wouldn’t equate to a $26 profit.  More like a $75 loss after fees and shipping.

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Thanks for being on top of this stuff, it helps us out a lot!

Obviously I can't comment publicly on private conversations with customers, but just know that we are in touch and will be doing our best to ensure that we're living up to the spirit of the program, which means selling directly to gamers who will use the parts instead of scalpers or resellers.

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Listing was ended "because there was an error with the listing" lol 

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