Should I buy used-acceptable pc case on amazon?

[Whooses]

hey guys so I found this used-acceptable case on amazon sell for $64 CAD, but I wonder if the case will comes with every parts I need (including the 2 fans in the original package, and all the other accessories).  Can someone please help me, thanks.  

[aisle9]

If the price is right and it has free, no questions asked returns if something is missing or wrong, sure. If not, no.

[Whooses]

3 minutes ago, aisle9 said:

If the price is right and it has free, no questions asked returns if something is missing or wrong, sure. If not, no.

How do I check if it has no questions asked returns?

[da na]

Hell no. I bought a Deepcool Matrexx 30 in 'used-acceptable' condition on Amazon a few months ago for a small Linux build. Came with half the screws missing, box looked like it had been put through a meat grinder, one of the fans was broken, front i/o ports was missing, and the glass barely survived-it had a hairline crack since the case was just loose in the box - no packaging. 

 

Of course that was an experience with that one seller, so it may be different. If the name of the seller is BeachAudio, don't go for it.

[aisle9]

47 minutes ago, Whooses said:

How do I check if it has no questions asked returns?

Read the listing

[thrasher_565]

On 6/25/2021 at 2:16 PM, Whooses said:

hey guys so I found this used-acceptable case on amazon sell for $64 CAD, but I wonder if the case will comes with every parts I need (including the 2 fans in the original package, and all the other accessories).  Can someone please help me, thanks.  

some times its hit and miss but most of the time you save alot of money. if your ok with mostly  having a few things missing like screws,manual, box ripped or missing and scratches then you can save money.

 

but i think amazon offers money back garenty tho you need a printer to print an rma...

 

i once got a cpu cooler for like 75% off and it was missing the manual but lukey i got 2 of em.

Edited June 28, 2021 by thrasher_565

[DeepCool zer0]

On 6/25/2021 at 11:31 PM, thrasher_565 said:

some times its hit and miss but most of the time you save alot of money. if your ok with mostly  having a few things missing like screws,manual, box ripped or missing and scratches then you can save money.

 

but i think amazon offers money back garenty tho you need a printer to print an rma...

 

i once got a cpu cooler for like $75% off and it was missing the manual but lukey i got 2 of em.

In my experience, this is the most accurate statement. I have had customer contact us and mention that they purchased an open box item from third party sellers on there; only to get products that looked like they was run over by a truck. As @aisle9 stated; if they give you an unconditional return guarantee, it might be worth it.

[thrasher_565]

3 minutes ago, DeepCool zer0 said:

In my experience, this is the most accurate statement. I have had customer contact us and mention that they purchased an open box item from third party sellers on there; only to get products that looked like they was run over by a truck. As @aisle9 stated; if they give you an unconditional return guarantee, it might be worth it.

have you even seen a rack in walmart wither there returns they "try to sell" omg an there's like $2off normal price... and there like taped up to crap haha

 

but then there video of people buy a bike destroying it and bring it back for return but they do it to them selfs.

[DeepCool zer0]

11 minutes ago, thrasher_565 said:

have you even seen a rack in walmart wither there returns they "try to sell" omg an there's like $2off normal price... and there like taped up to crap haha

 

but then there video of people buy a bike destroying it and bring it back for return but they do it to them selfs.

hahaha. I don't believe I ever looked at a "returned items" bin at Walmart before, but I think I might just take a look the next time I go to one. You sparked my curiosity. 

[thrasher_565]

6 hours ago, DeepCool zer0 said:

hahaha. I don't believe I ever looked at a "returned items" bin at Walmart before, but I think I might just take a look the next time I go to one. You sparked my curiosity. 

ya it rare to see but its funny when you do see.

[OfficialTechSpace]

On 6/25/2021 at 2:16 PM, Whooses said:

hey guys so I found this used-acceptable case on amazon sell for $64 CAD, but I wonder if the case will comes with every parts I need (including the 2 fans in the original package, and all the other accessories).  Can someone please help me, thanks.  

It'll likely be fine, but that's not a good case, so regardless of whether it's fine that's irrelevant. Something like a Phanteks P360A would be much more suitable. Corsair only makes 2 good cases, the 4000D Airflow and the 5000D Airflow. Both are still overpriced for what they are.