Selling Computer Parts With Warranty on Ebay

isaborders1999

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I yet to read all about all the quirks about selling but I was wondering, if I were to sell a RMA set of RAM from gskill (with in mind that I think the lifetime warranty still is there) how do I sell it so that the person can take advantage of that warranty? First of all I need to double check about whether there is still a lif time warranty, and then is it safe to send to send a copy of the original invoice so they can RMA it if they have problems? Mark out confidential info?
 
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I would actually refer to that link in your eBay post and ya, you should be good to say that they'll cover the warranty on them.
I would check with the manufacturer first, they might cover it no matter who owns it or where they bought it and go off that, I wouldn't give over an invoice though. Before I buy off eBay I call the manufacturer and see what their policy is regarding second hand parts, if you sell on eBay and you offer a warranty, I would assume you, not the manufacturer would be responsible for the warranty unless otherwise stated.
 

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Alright, I'll check into it for sure.
 

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Sounds like a good idea. So RMA replacement sets also have the lifetime warranty? That's the last unknown and I should be good.
 

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It didn't say otherwise on there site so I guess it is assumed. Thanks for your help!