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1. Antonio said,

   May 4, 2007 at 3:16 pm

   Yes, I totally agree. Fastmemoryman (emartbuy) must give plenty of business to Paypal and e-bay that they are protecting this fraudulent seller to the best of their cheating abilities. Stay away from this seller and Paypal. They are “one and the same” ie. cheats and scam artists, they will really pull as FAST ONE on you alright!!! BE WARNED!!!

2. Antonio said,

   May 7, 2007 at 2:15 am

   May6/07 10:15 P.M. EASTERN TIME DO NOT PURCHASE EBAY ITEM NO 270117292572 SANDISK ULTRA II PLUS ENDING IN 12 HOURS AS THIS IS A FRAUD. YOU WILL LOSE MONEY FOR SURE.

3. Antonio said,

   May 7, 2007 at 2:36 am

   May 6, 2007 10:35 pm Eastern Time
   This is also being advertised at eMartbuy by fastmemoryman on E-Bay. Don’t buy as this seller misrepresents his items.

   1GB SanDisk Secure Digital EXTREME III SD Card 1 GB NEW
   NO VAT – BRAND NEW – IN STOCK – NO BACK ORDER
   Item number: 270117816910

4. ppsaura said,

   May 22, 2007 at 2:47 pm

   Well I have just open another blog to record the frustration of another set of buyers screwed by fastmemoryman, and I am discovering that we are not alone at all.

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5. Alessandro said,

   May 28, 2007 at 4:36 pm

   I am a new italian victim of is fraud

6. Stefano said,

   June 1, 2007 at 8:51 am

   Here is another italian victim of fastmemoryman frauds!!!

7. Steve said,

   June 4, 2007 at 12:37 am

   This is a email I sent to ebay I.D. belonging to-fastmemoryman

   I’m glad you didn’t except my offers, after reading the blogs statements about you in a Google search. I’m glad I didn’t waste my money with a crook, $ 9.95 to ship each stick your are a Dam crook .You are overcharging for shipping which is a eBay rules infraction. I am forwarding to EBay’s Trust and Safely Department a copy of your offer accepting $ 68 for the1 stick of memory, but refusing to accepted the same amount when I agreed to buy 2 at your $ 68 price and you refused to sell them to me and ship the 2 stick together without charging the$ 9.95 shipping cost on the second memory stick clearly proving you are making about $8.00 profit on shipping which is ripping eBay off of its seller fees.

8. Robo said,

   July 24, 2007 at 6:00 am

   I’ve just been ripped off by the bastard “Fastmemoryman”. What can we do to bring this prick DOWN? I know that if I tell eBay abut this rip off it will just fall on deaf ears. We really need to get together and fight this company head on. Let me know if you are interested in getting a site built to warn other and expose this prick.

9. Clemens Rene said,

   August 12, 2007 at 11:20 pm

   what we can do is finding people that just bought an item @fastmemorialman by browsing true his offers
   then using the ebay-mailsystem to contact this person
   one have 5 mails free a day to other ebay-user
   now you tell them to visit this site here
   shure a few of them want pay for what allready ordered
   give you a – feedback ok but you dont loose money
   i got a CPU in letter nearly without protection around
   not to mention that the CPU is broken and maybe have been
   allready before shipping he play on different points
   1 one have to send the item within 10 days after receive
   from europe to US take some 15 days sometime
   than you have to pay for shipping it back
   waiting 45 days to get the answer
   and if you get money back still you loose money
   since fastmemman keeps a part of it to cover his cost
   shure he is protected by ebay and maybe also paypal
   he say he does a 5000 item per month worth +- 200000 €
   ebay get +-10% of it ? shure they protect him

10. Arthur Hatter said,

    October 15, 2007 at 12:38 pm

    As another person ripped off by fastmemoryman I know something should be done to stop him selling on ebay and anywhere else on the net, I cannot agree with the comments about paypal though,I registered a claim for a full refund [ inc postage] from paypal and although it took two months they refunded my total outlay, even though fastmemoryman is a crook you are protected using paypal just make sure you conduct yourself right during the complaint procedure

11. Dan said,

    October 27, 2007 at 11:25 am

    This Git has done me over too! Bought a CPU months ago, never turned up. The memory bastard man says oh its been returned as damaged! But it never got delivered to me?? + it was ment to be UK stock (obvi not) now he just wont reply to emails – does this mean my 80 quid is gone?? paypal & ebay dont have much to say on it either!!!

12. paul said,

    October 30, 2007 at 4:29 pm

    If you buy something from fastermemoryman and its a “buy it now” product you are protected by the UK consumer protection law 2000(distance selling regulations)Get your self a copy He must del within 30 days!! Or you can demand a refund !!pay by credit card and your issuer again will have to refund you under the distance selling regulations !!If he does send you something send it back straight away to his uk address keep a copy of the recipt of postage and again contact your bank if you paid by debit card Make sure you have proff that you have told him you are claming a refund under the DSR’S and dont belive his lies

13. jason said,

    November 12, 2007 at 8:03 pm

    we should all get together and flood his e-mail inbox with thousands of “ask seller a question” questions. lets get everyone we know to do the same.

14. Mark Atkinson said,

    November 27, 2007 at 1:53 pm

    I bought a mother board and ram from fastmemoryman however when it arrived It didn’t work. I sent it back but they claim not to have recieved it even though I have signed proof that their shipping agent in birmingham, UK recieved it. Only after over a month of emails between me and them did they give me any sort of refund and even then it is not a full one, they have kept ebay costs and postage costs. I would recommend to anyone never to buy anything from them

15. Jason (UK) said,

    December 4, 2007 at 7:14 am

    I have also had a bad experience with fastmemoryman. I purchased a 3.4 p4 processor using Buy It Now (Paypal). 30 days later I got an email saying that the item had been returned to him ‘damaged in transit’. I was a bit annoyed considering the long wait but considered it just bad luck. I was given a refund and I then purchased again from Fastmemryman the closest spec item available which at the time was a p4 3.2 processor. Silly me, I should have trusted my instinct instead of giving him the benefit of the doubt. Another 33 days have passed and still no delivery! I have contacted Paypal and initiated a claim, I left negative feedback and the S.O.B left ‘me’ negative feeback simply pasting his standard ‘item shipped as advertised-if problems email or contact us-we can help u resolve’ comment which is a joke as he has made no attempt to resolve the situation despite my emails.

    This guy is giving eBay a bad name and causing stress & irritation to a great many longstanding eBay users. It is apparent that he is selling items which he doesn’t have in stock and it seems that he is quite happy to take your money and not send a product as his high turnover of low-cost items allows him to hide the many negative feedback comments. All looks well on the surface (98% positive) but look a little closer and check feedback from several days ago (rather than one or two pages) and you will understand that there is a very real problem.

16. paul said,

    December 13, 2007 at 4:20 pm

    Well its now Dec 12th and thanks to my Bank I have my money back from this Con man ! Over 100 emails between ebay,paypal and fastermemeoryman was getting me know were Funny though same day my bank did a charge back Paypal said they would refund me if i sent prove that i had returned package to his US address!!! i said No i have email form him saying ok to return to Uk And thats were it was signed for 1/11!! JUST remember if its a “buy it now”charge it back to him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

17. tombardier said,

    December 19, 2007 at 1:27 pm

    I wish I’d read this before I ordered a CPU from them. I ordered on the 1st, and it’s not the 19th. At no point have they contacted me to say that the item has been dispatched, and the only response to my emails is ‘we will contact our uk shipping agent’. They are absolutely useless, and come Jan 1st, I will be taking it to paypal.

    i’m not going to be ripped for £100. I was ripped for some car speakers before. A well known seller just started ripping people off at the last minute, and his account was closed. Because it was closed, paypals buyer protection meant nothing, as his paypal was closed, so anyway… just make sure that you get what you need before his account gets closed.

18. mikemattern1974 said,

    December 31, 2007 at 5:13 pm

    I wish I would have seen this blog before I got ripped off by fastmemoryman. Ebay and PayPal allowed this jerk to steal my money and send me faulty, counterfeit RAM. For one, I have never seen a no-name company brand the chips on the RAM. Next, I have a computer that is on the list of so-called compatible computers and the RAM still didn’t work. Paypal denied my clain without any explaination. What can be done?

19. Dan Smith said,

    January 2, 2008 at 6:25 pm

    i brought something from fastmemoryman last week and he said he didnt recieve payment and i even sent him a copy of my paypal reciept i wish i read this first !!!!!

20. jct said,

    January 4, 2008 at 4:07 am

    I bought from this seller fastmemoryman, and HAD BAD EXPERIENCE…

    Advertised his RAM as 400mhz (but it is only 200mhz) also did not work on my motherboard long story, and did work on my second motherboard but ran like crap, so I ran MEMTEST-86 and it had over 3700 errors on the memory!

    I will get my money back, even if I have to goto my bank (which I already talked to) and the bank said no matter what happens I WILL get my money back…

    I sent their crap RAM back to them.. and I told them I expect a FULL refund for their NON-Customer service (which they are terrible) All I wanted them to do was send me 1 stick of the “compatible” RAM (1 gb) and after I test it and it works etc.. I would send back the 2 sticks (2 gb) back to them, and we would call us “even” but NO.. I think what he is going to try to do is charge me $16 for each stick as an “admin” fee for the so called “incompatibility” (which I asked him about, and all he said was check with your manufacture of the M/B, which I did.. and they said ’should work’)

    Even though this RAM ran like CRAP in a “compatible” M/B and had over 3700 errors when tested with MEMTEST-86, he will still try to stick me with the $32 charge, but I will fight it at my bank if I have to (If paypal does nothing) and I WILL GET MY MONEY BACK according to my bank.

    
    Now somone I DID have a great experience with as far as RAM goes is E-bay user id: bzboyz

    His RAM was awesome, as advertised, and great customer service!

21. Terry Jennings said,

    January 6, 2008 at 11:17 pm

    I’m going thru the same stuff with fastmemoryman that everyone else is. I bought a CPU, paid the asking price and high shipping, in good faith and then got the “damaged freight” e-mail. I now see, at his e-bay store, he has the same chip for $30 more. I’m hoping to get my money back, but from the comments I see here, I may be in for a troublesome time. Also, this was my 1st and last time using E-Bay!!!!!

22. Unknown said,

    January 17, 2008 at 5:00 am

    haha iv had an idea, these faggots have ripped me off also so iv had a plan

    im going to cost him a fortune

    buy it now on every item i can

    then close my ebay account

    hopefully he will have to pay for every relist AWWW WHAT A F%^&(^G Pity FastMemorySCAM!!!!

    if anyone else cares to join me, get some gmail accounts opened up and get creating some ebay accounts hahaha

    thank you and goooood night

23. Not Me said,

    January 23, 2008 at 11:04 pm

    This guy need a good spanking.

    If we set up ebay accts can we leave neg feedback then close the account.

    Any neg feedback need to say google fastmemoryman.

    Paypal is no help. Accomplices in his scam. Special place in hell for him.

24. Unknown said,

    January 24, 2008 at 12:21 am

    I think he prints the USPS shipping label when he is supposed to, then waits to see if you will complain of file a claim. If he steals 2% of his sales and shipping he is making $X00,000.00 USD per year on that part of his business alone. Remember that part of his business is very high margin as it only has ebay fees for cost. If he never uses his shipping label, there is no cost there. This is, of course in addition to the profits involved with huge margins on inferior products.

    If you leave him neg feedback make sure to put GOOGLE HIM in the message.

25. pissed said,

    January 24, 2008 at 3:24 am

    Comments deleted??????????????????????????

26. Alan said,

    January 26, 2008 at 7:06 pm

    He now has a website selling Game hacks for the game Crisis as well as others. He has stolen the hacks from free software developers and sells them as if he wrote the code. Anyway, my 14 y/o son plopped down $50.00 for nothing and I am now disputing the charge through paypal. If anything becomes of this, I hope my son has learned a valuable lesson. The $50.00 Xmas money is probably gone but I’ll will keep my fingers crossed. One more thing, in the paypal dispute he threatened to call the police and my hose if I continued the process. In addition, he added a false Royal Mail tracking number…this man needs some jail time. His website is http://www.fastmemoryman.co.uk/

27. Rajiv Agarwalla said,

    January 28, 2008 at 10:37 pm

    Purchased and paid for a CPU on the 23/1/2008 using “Buy It Now”. Item is in the US and I am in the UK, but since shipping was $12, I didn’t mind. Wish I’d googled first, cos have asked him for a tracking number/proof of postage, but he just copies/pastes a standard response. When exactly can/should I apply for a full refund through Paypal? Most of the payment was from a Paypal balance, although a very small proportion was by credit card.

28. Kevin said,

    January 30, 2008 at 1:44 am

    I failed to read this page before I bought from fastmemoryman (a.k.a. – slow memory man and liar and cheat). I got lucky, I filed against him in PayPal and just got my money back. Took over a month from the time of the sale to the refund but thankfully I got it all back. I’ll never buy from eBay again without more research on the seller. I may not buy again ever. Crooks like fast(slower than hell)memoryman should be tarred and feathered like in the “olden days”.

29. zeno said,

    February 1, 2008 at 7:52 pm

    Here again another user screwed by this pretty well known dealer… bullshit dealer

30. Tom Castle said,

    February 2, 2008 at 10:27 am

    AMD Athlon 64×2 3800+ CPU Purchased from Fastmemoryman took 14 days to arrive? suposed to be in the UK ? was shipped from USA. when I fitted the CPU it Didn’t work and F****d my motherboard.several E-mails later I returned the CPU only to get the reply ” recived with bent pins” so no refund or replacement

    How very convenient bent pins can be
    I sent the chip in good condition and in a far better packaging than it was sent to me in and it has now cost me a total of £44 .30 gbp to get nothing. In fact my total outlay for the whole experience with Fastmemoryman is as follows

    £31.00 AMD 64 x2 3800
    £8.00 Postage
    £5.30 Return Postage
    £50.00 Corporate Micros Stevenage UK (to diagnose my old M/Board & CPU now not working) Receipt# S10912
    £106.00 original cost of M/board & CPU from Micro direct # ref SIN666980 12/09/06
    That’s a whopping £200.30

    And you are telling me bent pins, well its not good enough I would like you to pass this E-Mail on to someone in a senior position so that they have a chance to rectify the situation and perhaps preserve some sort of reputation you may have as a reputable E-bay Power trader. If you chose to do nothing as I suspect you will. I will forward all the correspondence I have had to & from you to E-Bay & Pay Pal for there consideration in the Matter

31. Tom Castle said,

    February 2, 2008 at 10:31 am

    Fastmemoryman rip off 2 to 3 percent of Buyers Stay away they are crooks

32. Phil B said,

    February 7, 2008 at 10:49 am

    Thanks guys….I was just about to buy some ram from this crook when I found this blog.

    Guess I’l be looking elsewhere now.

33. Georg said,

    February 8, 2008 at 10:04 pm

    Same here, but my seller (might be the same) is called bzboyz.
    Shame on ebay/Paypal!

34. Georg said,

    February 8, 2008 at 10:14 pm

    After reading what jct wrote:

    I bought from bzboyz.

    - Shipping was about 20 € (and he spent 7 US$).
    - Mail wasn’t registered, although he sent me a tracking number which didn’t work.
    - My board was in the compatibility list.
    - The RAM didn’t work.
    - I complained.
    - He said my board was not in the compatibility list (but it was, and still is, KT880).
    - He offered
    1. to take the RAM back giving me half of what I paid back or
    2. to pay another 100% of what I paid to get what I already paid for, compatible RAM for my board, or
    3. to send his crap back and get half the RAM I paid for instead, but compatible this time.

    According to a friend who’s got a PhD in Informations Technlology there’s nothing as “High Density RAM” …
    IMO bzboyz is doing the same “fastmemoryman” etc. do:
    Offering crap to get our money, in one of the described ways.

35. Georg 2 said,

    February 8, 2008 at 10:15 pm

    After reading what jct wrote:

    I bought from bzboyz.

    - Shipping was about 20 € (and he spent 7 US$).
    - Mail wasn’t registered, although he sent me a tracking number which didn’t work.
    - My board was in the compatibility list.
    - The RAM didn’t work.
    - I complained.
    - He said my board was not in the compatibility list (but it was, and still is, KT880).
    - He offered
    1. to take the RAM back giving me half of what I paid back or
    2. to pay another 100% of what I paid to get what I already paid for, compatible RAM for my board, or
    3. to send his crap back and get half the RAM I paid for instead, but compatible this time.

    According to a friend who’s got a PhD in Informations Technlology there’s nothing as “High Density RAM” …
    IMO bzboyz is doing the same “fastmemoryman” etc. do:
    Offering crap to get our money, in one of the described ways.

36. Alan said,

    February 17, 2008 at 10:14 pm

    Well it finally was resolved…hopefully I’ll get some money back.
    From Paypal:
    After careful review, we have concluded our investigation of the Buyer
    Complaint described below.

    We have decided in your favor, however, we were unable to recover any funds
    from the seller’s account. As stated in the PayPal User Agreement, recovery
    of funds associated with a Buyer Complaint cannot be guaranteed.

    Please know that we will make our best effort to recover the funds in
    question if they become available in the seller’s account in the future and
    will take appropriate action against the seller. Such action may include
    issuing a warning, a temporary restriction, or terminating the account.
    Keep in mind that PayPal uses a number of factors to determine when to take
    action, including member complaints. Due to privacy laws, we cannot discuss
    the details of any action taken. We hope you understand our policy and that
    it assures you that you are safe using PayPal.

    So everyone keep pursueing this loser…it will make a difference!

37. Where is the Mafia?!? said,

    March 4, 2008 at 8:03 pm

    So!!! I guess I should have come to this page long time before.
    This SOB even gave me a negative feedback after I waited 30 days before realizing I was given a scam.
    They say Mafia is in Italy? How about eBay? They did not to anything to prevent this. I opened a dispute –> Wasted time.
    Frankigeno (Italy)

38. Rob said,

    March 5, 2008 at 2:41 am

    Hey Guys im from uk and stumbled across this site so i decided to do some digging you are right he is a con-man and he has ripped me of £20 for Ram and £40 for a processor that was wrongly described and have been refused a return…..

    BUT WE HAVE AMAZING NEWS THIS GUY LIVES IN BIRMINGHAM UK IN ABAOUT 5 MINUTES FROM MY HOUSE ANY REQUESTS????

39. Harry said,

    March 5, 2008 at 11:36 pm

    All I’d like to say is that when I’ve ordered Samsung memory from this guy it’s arrived , usually quickly and has always worked to spec.

    I do have a good and lengthy background in computing , so maybe that helps when ordering.

    Will add to this when/if I have a bad experience. I don’t normally buy anything other than specifically stated manufacturer name stuff.

40. Harry said,

    March 6, 2008 at 12:01 am

    By the way , I understand the term ‘high density ram’ , in the sense that I’ve heard it used over the past 30-odd years . It should be interpreted in the same way as ‘ double-sided’ in the context of memory ; and it’s a sad , but true , fact that the only way to be sure of RAM is to try a stick in a motherboard . Many people miss the point that the memory manufacturer might have changed batch supply after initial testing , and the limitations are with the motherboard/BIOS inability to handle same capacity with fewer modules installed .But that is perhaps too complex for the average buyer.

    Just check the number of chips shown on the picture , check your motherboards and their specifications , and then decide to buy.

41. stonkystonk said,

    March 9, 2008 at 1:13 am

    Found this message board about fastmemoryman after I purchased 5 items from him on ebay….!
    My experience…..
    Cost (2gig ram) combined purchase price/postage…cheapest anywhere
    Delivery…9 days
    Item location stated as UK…Posted from Germany
    Communication…Excellent (3 emails after purchase)
    Packaging..Very good
    Item…Perfect working order
    Although the item location was wrong and the delivery time was longer than I would have liked, I would buy from this ebay seller again…..

42. Tina said,

    March 11, 2008 at 11:42 am

    Well I got lucky !!! Bought & paid on ebay & quelle suprise it never arrived. Sent many emails, was told to wait a bit longer. Filed unreceived item through ebay/Paypal. Scam-man said I would have to wait 45 days before he could file on his insurance which conveniently took it over the Paypal claim limit. I hassled him & said he was crap then for no reason he refunded. I left negative & follow up. he replied some untrue rubbish & left me negative. By this time I had found this site so I replied to his negative & said to ‘Google him’. I also emailed ebay saying how disgusted I was & how he seemed to get away with doing it to so many people & I considered his behaviour to be fraudulent. I also stated that he probably got away with it as he paid them so much fees !! They emailed me back saying that they only remove negative in exceptional circumstances & that they would do that in this case He still has my negative !! I think the only reason they removed mine was because I put to Google him on the reply.

43. Alan said,

    March 12, 2008 at 2:47 am

    Paypal finally recovered my money…yea! I think even paypal and Ebay are getting tired of his shenanigans..

44. pcangeldust said,

    March 13, 2008 at 11:17 pm

    Looking at all these other posts, i feel lucky.
    i bought 2×1gb ram from this guy, arived after 8 days, no communication between the days.
    i was nerves of fraud happening because it never happen to me in ebay.
    i test the ram, they work sepretely but together they cause a mess, so there must be some sort of hiden errors in the ram, but luckily sepretly they work
    i not gonna take a refund because why pay for the post to them and the ebay charges = £12
    this guy suck deep
    but i’m lucky i feel sorry for people with no product + completly non fuctionning stuff
    im gonna give him negative feedback and include this link.
    by the way how come ebay doesnt shut him down?

45. Stan5001 said,

    March 16, 2008 at 12:20 pm

    I bought 2 sticks of RAM, one of which is now defective (a week old). After trying to fob me off by telling me it wasn’t compatible with my motherboard, he wants me to return it to a US address.

    I’ve got that horrible, sinking feeling now, having done some research on him,,,

46. SyM3N said,

    March 19, 2008 at 1:16 am

    Same to me…

    bought 2 RAM’s

    1st. take so long 2 get to germany

    2nd. Did’nt work…

    Now i hope to get my money back…

    How can it be that ebay does nothing against this seller ???

47. tt said,

    March 19, 2008 at 6:49 pm

    I’ve ordered a AMD 3600+ X2 CPU. I’ve received a AMD 6000+ X2 AM2 CPU which of course does not fit 939 socket.

    After reading this blog I will not return the package, because I am afraid not to get a reply “received with bent pins” or something like that.

    I will sell the cpu and I hope that it actualy works.

    Their packaging is awful.

48. Daniel Mistro said,

    March 22, 2008 at 3:16 pm

    my experience with fastmemortman:
    I bought 2GB of RAM

    first, they lie: they said it was shipped from UK, but it was not, it was shipped from USA via Germany and it took almost a month to arrive

    the package was mearge, no antistatic as it should be for memory, neither enough protective

    second lie: they showed a samsung memory and they said I will receive the same product, but instead they shipped to me a crappy company memory

    although the memory does ‘work’, I experience problems that I am sure are caused by the memory (I used it in 2 computers)

    they don’t sell sealed memory, they sell used or maybe reconditioned crap, since the cosmetic appearance of my memory was bad

    I was fooled by their low prices, but you get what you pay for

    anyway, I would not buy from them again, neither I would recommend them

49. Just another victim... said,

    March 24, 2008 at 12:46 pm

    I too am a victim… I got 1gig ram with a 2gig sticker on it, but paid for 2 gig ram. usual rubbish… send it back for checks and I’ll incur postage costs etc etc and end up with nothing but frustration and an empty wallet!

    Unbeleivable that this guy is still alive let alone selling stuff on the web!
    So so so so many people ripped off but ebay and paypal want no part of it as they’re (as usual) making money so not bothered. Its too much hassle to take the man to court, thats assuming he can be found (Oh… he can be found!)-and then you gotta stop yourself from being the hero and taking him off the air… permanantly!
    For anyone who can be bothered, try this…

    http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/

    They do small claims through county court. From what I can remember, if it goes that far, it’s initially around £30. You would have to go to the closest court near him (again, assuming he’s anywhere in GB) incuring travel expenses costs for court, solicitors and letters etc etc which you WILL get back once vindicated and proved he is a crook. (Judging by this site alone its easy to prove!)
    Maybe if we all also considered suing ebay and paypal for accessory to fraud… Now there’s a nerve provoking thought… Imagine if everyone on ‘this site alone’ got together and sued ebay and paypal (sister companies btw if you didnt know.) The payout would be good as we could all charge for expenses and anything else we could think of…
    Ideally, The police should now be involved with such a fraudulant seller, but would they be interested?… Always worth trying. There’s plenty to go on now.
    Years in the armed forces taught me patience and pride but this guy… well, I would say his time is almost up ripping us good guys off. Good luck all. :0)

50. Just another victim... said,

    March 24, 2008 at 12:54 pm

    …one other way is if everyone puts a selling advert on ebay for the same such items and put fastmemoryman in the tittle and then a description in the listing of what this guys doing… that’ll pin a few ears up too… Im gonna do that asap. Good luck all. :0)

51. pru007 said,

    March 26, 2008 at 9:05 pm

    hey guys.

    just bought 1 GB ram from this guy…then after buying i ran into this website (oh god)…anyway everyday since monday i have been on his case asking:

    Q: where is the product being sent from?
    A: he just send me this same forwarded email over n over

    earlier today i have sent him a email regarding his bad service and customers he has let down…and threatened him stating that if i dont receive the product by the end of the week i will be reporting him etc…and i wont hesitate 1 bit to do it quickly….cuz im not going to allow this fool to wriggle his way out of scamming me…i will take it up with ebay, paypal, my bank and the police if i have to.

    some one was asking whether the police would be useful…well the answer is they are extremely useful…if you go into the station with the required info such as :-

    ebay name
    product code, product name
    seller name
    shop name
    emails from FMM (crucial)

    and just print the whole website off, then you will easily have enough evidence for the police to inverstigate this idiot.

    i had a problem before outside of ebay where i lost £150…via police inverstigation and support i received it all back..

    .have faith

52. ken mercer said,

    March 26, 2008 at 9:17 pm

    just asked the (fastmemoryman) about combined postage on ebay, then stumbled over this site while awaiting a response, so, i think. I’ll find a more reputable seller. Somehow i dont think he will be so fast on delivery. Thanks for this page!!

    Fixerken.

    P.S. Heres another page= http://www.toolhaus.org/cgi-bin/negs?User=fastmemoryman&Dirn=Received+by

53. Ali Jay said,

    March 31, 2008 at 9:58 pm

    Bought a stick of 1gig 400 ddr in june last year. Ok its been 9-10 months sice i got it but i have had to remove it from my system because it the cause of my system powering off by itself. It worked great but after a couple of months i was getting errors and now it has failed. Yes it was cheap but was it a Factory returnor Lab test failure that was represented as 400 ddr and should never have been clocked at that? Who knows, but I will not buy from this seller again

54. Mark said,

    April 3, 2008 at 2:08 am

    Jusy bought an item from this guy thinking the postage was going to be $15.00 US Flat Rate. As you can Imagine I was surprised to receive an invoice for $50 postage + $40 insurance (required). he has threatened to complain to eBay about my non-payment – what an arrogant SOB!!

    I am complaining to eBay and wont stop until he is removed from eBay altogether.

55. Leigh Donohoe said,

    April 3, 2008 at 4:34 pm

    I purchased a RAM from FMM.
    They claimed they were based in the UK which was instrumental in my decision to buy from them via EBay.
    The RAM arrived over 2 weeks later and didn’t work. I returned the item requesting my money back and then I recieved an email from FMM declaring that they had recieved the RAM back and they had tested it to be fully functional and in perfect working order. In the meantime I purchased another RAM from another seller which worked perfectly and without fuss in my computer which would suggest that FMM’s RAM was indeed faulty despite their lies. I opened a claim with Paypal which they judged in my favour however Paypal are now requesting a tracking number in order for them to process the refund even though I have had an email from FMM saying they have recieved my return.
    So FMM have my money and their RAM and there isn’t a thing I can do about it and Paypal aren’t interested.

56. Colin said,

    April 8, 2008 at 9:57 pm

    pheeeeeeeeew! that was close. I was about to buy, READ a couple of these
    SHOCKING replies, and now I think I’ll just spend a bit more and get EXACTLY what I want.

    Saving a buck or two in this case, will certainly NOT save you from problem after problem.

    Go elsewhere people.

57. Freddie Green said,

    April 9, 2008 at 12:42 pm

    I am in England. I bought 2 memory sticks from FASTMEMORYMAN who masqueraded as a British seller. The items were misrepresented- they were sold as brand new, but arrived old, dusty and faulty. Returned them at considerable cost to USA. After a month, the “replacements” turned out to be the exact same faulty units. Who can I complain to, because Ebay and Paypal eagerly support this dreadful seller.

58. Angry said,

    April 9, 2008 at 1:19 pm

    I have bought memory without reading the feedback. Oh CoxK

    I have been caught once before with an MP3 Player, I have emailed there 24 hr customer service but I think they must work 25 hour days and are shut when I call.

59. Jonathan Kubiak said,

    April 11, 2008 at 8:10 am

    Ordered 4GB, 2GB arrived. Pretty standard problem it seems! It is a shame, they seem to have good prices. NOW WE KNOW WHY!
    We should start a petition to present to ebay.
    Regards

60. Ian said,

    April 11, 2008 at 2:31 pm

    So what are we gonna do to get the S-O-B taken off ebay? Just purchased 2GB RAM – they sent the wrong stuff so no hope of getting it to boot up in my laptop. Finally got email asking me to return to the US – though it came via Germany and also from the Fulfillment Centre in UK??
    Apparently this S-O-B could be in Hagley Road in Birmingham – anyone apart from me fancy knocking on his front door?

61. James said,

    April 13, 2008 at 6:56 pm

    I bought 2 512mb sticks off him that he advertised worked on Apple computers. I tried them both in my iMac G3 and my PowerMac G4 and neither of them registered anything. When I told him of the problem he told me to send them back which I did then he tells me that he does not refund the shipping and charges an admin fee of $8 per item. Now when I returned the item to him it only cost me $2.12 for shipping including the cost of the bubble mailer which is exactly the same way he sent it but he charged me $19.98 for shipping. So I filed a Paypal dispute as that is just ridiculous. My total with shipping was $51.98 and if he gets his way I only get back $15.99 for a refund. He said the reason for the admin fee is if the returned item is checked and found to be working which would mean it’s NOT defective but incompatible. But I asked him what Apple computer he tested it on and he said “I tested it on a memory tester and it says it should work on an Apple”. Apple’s are picky with their RAM, too bad he doesnt know that or maybe he does. Either way he is a douche-bag.

62. Andy said,

    April 16, 2008 at 9:52 pm

    he conned me into buying a chip from him stating the item was in the uk and would be dispatched in 24 hrs which it probably was, i then i waited around 3 weeks and paid £9 carriage and the item turned up from germany, if you leave negative they instantly leave you negative fb in return then contact you to try and get you to mutually withdraw it and offer you a refund or other bribe in us dollars to retract your fb. i told them to poke it up there !”£$%

    i reported it to ebay and got no response what so ever, what a surprise!!

63. Smej said,

    April 21, 2008 at 5:42 am

    My experience with this cheating scammer: Ordered laptop RAM a month ago. Auctions specifically said item was located in my country. Waited two weeks for delivery. Ask numerous times for an update on my order and only got useless shipping information that was NOT included in the original auction in response. A week ago I raised a non delivery dispute in Paypal. Still no reasonable response. So I lodged a Paypal claim stating
    ”
    google “emartbuy cheat” or “fastmemoryman cheat” for examples of others being scammed by this seller.
    Also see http://reviews.ebay.co.uk/FASTMEMORYMAN-scam-cpus-amd-intel-memory-EMARTBUY_W0QQugidZ10000000004009354
    ”
    Paypal refunded me completely within a few days.

64. david said,

    April 21, 2008 at 3:45 pm

    request contact info from ebay they have to give you it. if you have a recent or ongiong transaction with him.
    then check out the company name,
    and you will get a surpise

65. Mick B said,

    April 21, 2008 at 3:52 pm

    Hi.

    Oh how I also wish I’d found this blog before I bought 2x 512Mb Sdram from fastmemoryscam last night. At £3.00 each stick and another £6.00 each for P&P. Didn’t give me a postage discount when I asked, didn’t even reply to my email anyway. So I’m paying £12.00 P&P for 2x memory sticks which are supposed to be in the UK, (the seller claims they are in Birmingham UK), less than a pound postage in real life. Emails complaining about this seller and false location description have been sent to Ebay after reading the above messages here. I bet they do didley squat about it. When I leave feedback I shall leave something like: “Google search fastmemoryman” for potential buyers.

    In future I’ll go elsewhere and pay a bit more for the item just for a better service and not get ripped off.

    BBC TV’s Watchdog ought to be interested in fasmemoryscam.

    Not my first bad ebay experience, but probably wont be my last.

    Happy Ebaying.
    Mick B.

66. Martin White said,

    April 21, 2008 at 4:11 pm

    I too have been had by this guy, I ordered and paid for 4Gb of Ram on the 12th April on the understanding it was being delivered from the UK.

    When they arrived, they were broken. I sent a photo of the damaged goods and despite this I had to send back the broken items at my cost to the UK office.

    I am now being told that these units need to be sent onto their US office which takes a further 1-2 weeks before I know that they will send me replacements.

    I have started to claim through the safeBUYER bond that came with the purchase as well as notifying PayPal.

    I hope that I do not loose out however it looks like it will be sometime before I receive my replacement units, if indeed I do.

    BEWARE

67. Martin White said,

    April 21, 2008 at 4:13 pm

    Sorry, TYPO, should have read buySAFE bond not safeBUYER

68. Mick B said,

    April 22, 2008 at 7:45 am

    Hi there.

    FYI.

    fastmemoryscam has a new email address it’s: fmmebay@gmail.com

    Regards
    Mick.

69. Mick B said,

    April 22, 2008 at 4:37 pm

    Hi.
    I complained to Ebay, but they did Didley squat as previously suggested they would, or would not…

    MickB.

70. James said,

    April 22, 2008 at 10:19 pm

    29 days later and no CPU that i purchased off this guy. How does anything take that long to ship. I’m convinced after reading all the blogs that I am amongst Mermoryman’s vitims. Don’t worry mem, what comes around goes around.

    JM

71. Steve said,

    April 24, 2008 at 8:40 am

    OOOO, now I’m worried. I ordered an Opteron from them Sunday night. Four working days have passed so far, so I guess I need to be a little patient. But, as in previous messages, the item was listed as being in the UK!!!

    I didn’t find this message board soon enough? Time will tell…

    Steve

72. fastmemoryman hater said,

    April 28, 2008 at 1:51 pm

    Hi I needed some memory urgently so bought from a UK based seller ( supposedly ) even though they were charging £6-00 a strip for P & P . I needed it quickly so bit my tongue and did a buy it now.

    You guessed it. fastmemoryman had another victim. MOI!

    AFter 3 days and no memory I emailed fastmemoryman asking what had happened to it. WAIT they said. I emailed them the next day and the next. asking specifically where they had been posted from. WAIT they said. They refused to tell me despite emails everyday for 8 days. They said I should Wait 45 days before claiming. I’m sure that would put it out of Paypals claim date range.

    Quote from their email. . .

    Hello,

    please note that all packages are insured and a lost package claim can be filed if the package does not arrive in 45 days from shipping.

    THE FOLLOWING SHIPPING TIMES ARE ESTIMATES AND NOT GUARANTEED DELIVERY TIMES AS WE CAN NOT CONTROL POSTAL DELAYS.

    If shipping from the US to a US address – 1-10 business days
    If shipping from the US to an International address – 5-15 business days
    If shipping from the UK to a NON US address – 3-7 business days

    1. Items shipped from the US can be stuck in the border or be delayed due to American or English holidays.
    2. If you still have not received your item within 45 days from shipping, please contact us and we will take care of the issue.

    We understand that this may seem like a long time to wait but this is the insurance guidelines, not our own.
    Thank you,
    Sales H

    Please note our email address has changed to fastmemoryman@hotbuzz.net

    Day 8 I bought from Crucial Memory. More expensive but came next day and worked immediately.

    3 days later a package came from Germany. Normal Post, flimsy padded envelope.

    I was so p***ed off with fastmemoryman I just threw it in the bin.

    I paid by paypal so I just said I’d never received it. Paypal refunded me all the money within a week FastMemory Man didn’t even respond. .

    It’s not something I would usually ever do.

    Ebay doesn’t give a damn about them it seems.

    What really pi**es me off is that not only do they lie in their adverts they also give negative feedback to everybody that leaves them -ve. I haven’t left -ve feedback for that reason, and I’m sure lots of people feel the same.

    Ebay doesn’t give a damn about that either.

    Maybe I’m a bit paranoid, but ever since I reported FastMemoryMan to ebay all four adverts that I’ve been running for years have been cancelled by eBay for 1 reason or another????

    BUY ELSEWHERE

73. Tom said,

    April 28, 2008 at 7:33 pm

    This bastard ripped me off as well.

    “We will not ship while there is an open dispute, period…

    There is no negotiation in that fact…

    You have asked for mediation in Paypal…you will either have to await the decision you have asked for or close the dispute and proceed…

    If you choose to leave us negative feedback…we might choose to leave it for you as well…

    LeighAnne/FastMemoryMan Returns

    PLEASE NOTE: Our email address has changed to fmmebay@gmail.com “

74. Ash said,

    April 29, 2008 at 5:20 pm

    I must be VERY lucky, i ordered a 1gig ram from him, which came 1 and a half week later, and it worked perfectly, i must be very very lucky.

    BTW good website

75. miss60s said,

    April 29, 2008 at 11:44 pm

    i was concerned when i read all the above feedback, so i wrote in to EBAY.

    Jared F.
    eBay Southeast Asia Community Support replied……

    Hello,

    Thank you for writing to us in regard to whether or not it’s safe to buy
    from fastmemoryman. My name is Jared and I would be happy to help with
    your concern.

    Who you decide to buy from is ultimately your decision, but from what I
    can see it’s safe to deal with this seller. He’s been on the site since
    2003, and is a PowerSeller. PowerSellers are among the top selling
    members on eBay.

    The reason you’re seeing all of his feedback to be on the same day is
    partially due to the fact that he sells many items each day. As you can
    tell by his feedback score, which is an amazing 264,061, he goes through
    several transactions a day, most of which end up positively. You can
    view several pages of his feedback, and you’ll see that his feedback
    history will go until 2003.

    If you’re interested in an item but want to ask the seller a question to
    see if it’s safe to buy from him, you can send him an email. To do that
    you can go to an item page from this seller and use the “Ask seller a
    question” link. This is located near the top right of the item page in
    the “Meet the Seller” section.

    I hope this has clarified your concern and wish you the best with your
    future bidding and buying. If you have any other questions or concerns,
    please do not hesitate to contact us again. I hope you have a great day!

    Regards,

    Jared F.
    eBay Southeast Asia Community Support

    ***********************************************************************

    However, to play safe, i think we should just stay away, u know, just in case we happen to be the ‘chosen one’.

    i think fastmemoryman has toooooo many sales to deal with each day and he might miss 1 or 2 out.

    so, good luck with ebay!

76. Cindy said,

    April 29, 2008 at 11:56 pm

    I purchase a 1 gig ram from him.I recieved my item today.It dint even take 2 weeks to deliver.I must be lucky to.

    After reeding all the neg feedback,I dont tink I’ll buy from him again.I was lucky this time,but I might not be next time..So I’m not taking any chances.

    Cindy

77. Cindy said,

    April 30, 2008 at 12:00 am

    I wanted to had..I’m shure he makes alot of money with the shipping fees..He charge me 10,50$ of shipping for a very small bubble enveloppe,the enveloppe was very light..I’m shure it dint even cost him 3$ to ship my item.

78. Praf said,

    April 30, 2008 at 1:48 pm

    I ordered 2×512Mb SODIMM PC133 RAM. After a week I mailed them to ask about the delivery. They told me that its posted from US, so it will take 10-15days to reach UK. On 10th day I got my parcel. It was sent through DHL with sending address written as fastmemoryman, UK Fulfilment Centre,UK. I checked my RAM and it worked flawlessly. I checked it with memory testing tools, everything is ok. So for me I got what I’ve been promised for. No complaints..

79. Steve said,

    April 30, 2008 at 4:15 pm

    Well – I have to say, it seems I’ve been a lucky one too! Item (Opteron CPU) arrived six working days after the order and packaged suitably, although from Germany when item listed as being in UK.

    Good luck to the rest of you.

80. Steve said,

    May 2, 2008 at 1:35 pm

    Wish I had read this lot first.
    I bid on several sticks of RAM.
    I asked if I could have a reduction on the postage and was told that each item is dealt with individually and that there was no way they could link one to the other therefore postage was £8 per item.
    Lo and behold I got 2 sticks in one package.
    I have not received any other memory so I have had to escillate to the PayPal disputes.
    All Fastmemory man can do is reply to emails stating that they will deal with the problem within 12 to 36 hours.
    I am so glad I didn’t hold my breath as i would have been dead many moons ago.

    I can honestly state that I for one will never be using this seller again and will not be recommending to anyone.

    I just wish that I could retract my first feedback for them which was positive as it only took 4 days for the 2 sticks to arrive, even if they did come from abroad.

    Also I have a sneaky suspiscion that they trade under another name also as there are many items that have to similar a wording.

81. satanicslave said,

    May 3, 2008 at 5:27 pm

    hello to one and all out there
    just found this website..{thank f**k} that was close
    all i can say is if your going to buy ram go to crucial,s website there the only company i will buy ram off for my customers computers and there ram has never let me down {i have been using there ram for the last 6 years}
    ok there not the cheapest but at least you get what you pay for …
    for all you poor buggers that have brought from that prat fastmemoryman
    you all should take legal advice and sue the shit out of him and his so called uk location or threaten ebay and paypal with legal action …you watch them jump you will soon get your money back
    good luck to you all …….

82. Mick B said,

    May 4, 2008 at 10:13 am

    In a message in the above list:
    miss60s said,

    April 29, 2008 at 11:44 pm

    i was concerned when i read all the above feedback, so i wrote in to EBAY.

    ***End of quote.

    Cor you were lucky to get a reply from a “real person” all I get from Ebay UK in the UK is standard replies which tell me a load of rubbish that I allready know. I sent several messages to Ebay UK regarding this seller and got exactly the same reply each time.

    Shame Ebay doesn’t care for it’s buyers, when they are making a lot of money out of fees charged to Fastmemoryscam and others.

    Regards
    Mick B

83. Mick B said,

    May 4, 2008 at 10:26 am

    Just a thought…

    Is there some kind of Internet based “auction site ombudsman” somwehere that Ebay can be reported to for allowing such traders as Fastmemoryscam to continue to operate when they seem to rip so many people off?

    Mick B.

84. george said,

    May 4, 2008 at 11:04 am

    Cheers everyone for the heads up glad i researched this looser first and didnt waste my money. Thought the shipping was a bit dodgy and wanted money for each item.

85. Dan said,

    May 6, 2008 at 9:38 am

    Just received what were supposed to be 2 x 1gb sticks of ram, installed them and they show as 256mb.
    Finding all this info too late!

86. fabio said,

    May 6, 2008 at 8:48 pm

    hi to all of you guys.This is nothing else that 2 big names putting their faulty products into the market and hide their identity. SOME HOW THEY HAVE TO GET RID THESE PRODUCTS…DON’T U THINK???

87. Dan said,

    May 8, 2008 at 9:31 am

    Further to my post yesterday (May 6 9:38am) I have contacted them(?) and had no reply.

    Opened a dispute thru Paypal and very quickly got a reply (thru Paypal have still ignored my direct Email)……”what is the make and model of your motherboard?”

    The motherboard recognizes other memory at correct values.

88. NeilC said,

    May 9, 2008 at 4:12 pm

    I bought RAM and tested it immediately after it was received and it was faulty. I shipped it back immediately and opened up a Paypal claim. When it was received at their end, their initial response was “please close your claim so we can proceed”. I knew this wasn’t right so I left it open and then they claimed that the RAM was ok and if I wanted a full refund, it would be less handling charge of $16, ebay fees, and overpriced shipping of $12.

    In hindsight, I should have just claimed I never received the item since they ship with NO shipping confirmation to reduce their fees and costs and to make money on returns and just claim the item is not defective. Paypal should give a full refund without shipping confirmation.

89. NeilC said,

    May 9, 2008 at 4:19 pm

    You can also neg feedback them since new eBay rules effective May 1 indicate sellers can’t neg buyers. They were giving automatic retalitory negs before.

90. Neil C said,

    May 11, 2008 at 11:18 pm

    I’ve been screwed as well. If your item is defective, claim to Paypal you never received your item since fastmemory ships without shipping confirmation. This is the only way to get a full refund.

91. Didz said,

    May 12, 2008 at 11:36 am

    I haven’t been screwed but I did order 2 sticks of ram and when I saw the postage amount at the checkout i couldn’t believe it. I refuse to pay double the postage of an already pretty high price for one.

    Checked negative feedback and a comment was made to google fastmemoryman

    Now I’m here… I feel sorry for all of you.

    Im waiting for a reply now so we will see if fastmemoryman accepts cancelling my order as I requested.

92. Dan said,

    May 13, 2008 at 3:48 am

    Ct’d from May 8th

    Have now lodged a claim with Paypay……haven’t heard back yet… will post when I get a response……

    Following is the letter I wrote to Paypal in statement of claim.

    I bid/paid for a BUY IT NOW auction, 2 x 1GB Ram. The seller has supplied 2 x 256MB Ram. I believe this seller to be fraudulent. 1/ The item is completely devoid of manufacturers markings carrying only a label obviously printed and applied by the seller. 2/ The seller claimed that the items were located in Australia but were actually shipped from Germany. 3/ The seller has not replied to my direct Emails only choosing to make what is apparently their ’standard’ stalling response when I contacted Paypal. 4/ The seller responded to the feedback I left for the transaction with the statement (QUOTE)- “Buyer claims to have received 256MB DDR-We don’t sourse/sell them-no images sent” – The seller list 5 PAGES of 256MB Ram on their Ebay store!!!! I have had no further correspondence from the seller since pointing this out. 5/I believe that the extremely limited response I have had to my communication is an obvious stalling ”ploy’ which is used by this seller to avoid a resolution. Please have a look through this thread of complaints about the seller and you see the same tactics employed. PLEASE SEE…..http://www.ev4.org/wordpress/2007/04/23/more-people-screwed-by-fastmemoryman/ 6/PLEASE SEE….http://doesfastmemorymancheats.blogspot.com/ 7/PLEASE SEE….http://world-of-digital.com/forums/127/avoid-fastmemoryman-14838-2.html 8/PLEASE SEE….http://www.infosede.com/fmm/fmmfeedback.htm 9/As I have stated in my response to the seller, the motherboard is listed on his site as being compatible, as well it should be, it has been tested and it recognizes memory correctly. I reiterate; I believe this seller to be fraudulent and quite prepared to unload what some would see as a small percentage of product at what amounts to a massive profit on that percentage. I will be reporting the seller to Ebay, as many others have obviously done. I request a refund as I see no prospect of the seller providing what was agreed to in the ‘auction’. Yours faithfully,

93. Neil C said,

    May 13, 2008 at 7:53 am

    Update on my situation, claim status was for me to provide confirmation number but I shipped without since it was $2 postage vs $13 for confirmation and they sent to me without confirmation. And I have email from them indicating item was received!!!! Next steps if I don’t get my money back.

    File dispute with Ebay – need to make them lose their “Powerseller” status which they will in July since they need to maintain 4.5 stars and they won’t with their overpriced and slow shipping.

    File chargeback through credit card company.

    File complaint with Ohio Attorney General’s Office.

    File complaint with US Postal Service for mail fraud.

    Don’t be afraid to leave negative feedback. FMM has manipulated feedback system before with retalitory negs and offering deals to mutually withdraw feedback but they can’t neg you anymore with new rules May 1.

    If enough people complain through these means, maybe we can shut him down.

94. NeilC said,

    May 16, 2008 at 4:45 am

    Paypal denied claim since I sent itme back without delivery confirmation and fastmemoryman lied and requested delivery confirmation for return even after emails sent to me indicating item was returned. Had to phone Paypal to re-open dispute and appeal and re-open investigation.

    If you get defective merchandise and if he ships to you without delivery confirmation, file claim indicating item was never received. This is the only way to get a full refund from Paypal because fmm manipulates the system.

95. Kit Quint said,

    May 17, 2008 at 8:14 pm

    Hi i just brought 2 sticks off memory for £7 each off Fastmemoryman, I payed £15.50 for P&P, They gave me 50p postage discount and i think that sucks!!!! This company makes there money by over chargeing for P&P.
    Does Ebay not have a rule against this, Something must be done.
    Whatever you guys decide to do I AM IN!!

96. Lowell said,

    May 19, 2008 at 11:08 am

    I just bought a 1Gb DDR400 stick from fmm and got it within 3 days. Works perfectly. I did my research after reading though all the blogs. Since I needed memory – I contacted fmm and asked him to for the right one as stated in their eBay auction and wonderfully got a response in 24H. I think that you just need to know what you need to buy before you buy from him or ask him. My luck with Dixons has been terrible. On 2 occasions I have bought memory from them and both times it was faulty. Too it to my friends house and checked again and found it to be working. Took it back to Dixons for a refund. Found the same DDR400 at 1/6th the price on ebay.

97. John said,

    May 20, 2008 at 7:57 am

    To put things in perspective: I ordered and got delivered exactly what I wanted within 10 days. This shop had more than 16.000 transactions last month. Still, 98% of the feedback is positive. But with such large quantities, only 2% of unsatisfied customers is still 320 people, which is a lot so that’s why a weblog like this gets a lot of input.

98. Rob said,

    May 21, 2008 at 5:10 am

    Fastmemoryman ripped me off also by sending me a fake 2GB micro SD card which was really only 1GB formatted in a strange way to make it look like it’s 2GB… but anyways I put in a Paypal Claim and paypal asked me to go get it checked out by a professional in my area and then fax them the results… so I told fastmemoryman in an email that I was going to go get proof from a local computer shop and expose him… (but i knew i wasn’t becuase it would cost me too much money and it’s kinda of embarrassing going into a lcoal store and telling them this story)… so 2 days later fastmemoryman tells paypal that he just recieved the return of the so called 2GB micro SD card and it was damaged… I lost my paypal claim… it’s a joke… haha I still have it now and it works as a 1GB micro SD card just fine… ANYHOW I AM GOING TO FUCK HIM UP NOW AS EBAY HAS CHANGED IT RULES ABOUT HOW SELLERS CAN NO LONGER LEAVE FEEDBACK SO I AM GONNA BUY 10 EXPENSIVE THINGS FROM HIM AND THEN NOT PAY FOR IT AND TELL EBAY THAT I SENT HIM A MONEY ORDER AND HE IS LYING ABOUT ME NOT PAYING AND THEN LEAVE HIM 10 NEGATIVE FEEDBACKS IN A ROW… IN THE END HE WILL PROBBALY WIN AND I WILL GET A BUYERS STRIKE AGAINST ME BUT OH WELL I WILL STICK TO MY STORY AND JUST GET A SLAP ON THE WRIST AND MOVE ON.

99. Rob said,

    May 21, 2008 at 5:26 am

    Does anyhone know his USA address where you are to return stuff? He says all faulty products must be returned to the USA but doesn’t give an address… to make my story creditable I need some more info on where I sent him my money order.

100. willtho said,

     May 22, 2008 at 3:09 pm

     Weasle !! PayPal just refunded in the UK after giving a USA return address for some incorrectly described memory. It was cheap high density memory which will not work in an ordinary PC. No refund was offered, just real nonsense responding to my claim. CAVEAT EMPTOR (latin meaning let the buyer beware) and do not fall for the email request I received saying “your return item received, will you just cancel your claim so I can do a full refund.” You can never open or pursue a PayPal claim once you close it. Weasle !!

101. Denis Reeves ( Celbridge) said,

     May 23, 2008 at 1:45 pm

     I wish I read these comments on bzboyz before I ordered . They were a nightmare from which it took 4 MONTHS to get my money back off Paypal.

102. Orestis said,

     May 24, 2008 at 7:52 am

     Hi! It seems that I’ve been very lucky with this guy, as I made a total of about 6 orders (3 USB Flash disks, about 30 MicroSD cards, …) and all items arrived! The only problems I had were the following:
     - 2GB USB Flash disks that would be supposedly very fast (“150x”) were utter crap with the slowest writing speeds I have ever seen (reminded me of floppy disk speed ). Reading speed was OK (not 150x as stated but sufferable)
     - A few of the Kingston MicroSD cards that were supposed to be Japan-made were actually from Taiwan (this doesn’t seem important, but it is as Japan-made cards are faster).
     - A Sandisk MicroSD card was not genuine (when contacted he replied that a brand was not mentioned in the listing while it was obviously mentioned and this was the reason I didn’t just buy the OEM card he had quite cheaper).

     Anyway, these seem way too small compared to your problems, just wanted to add my experience, too.

103. Johnny said,

     May 24, 2008 at 11:05 pm

     I must have been lucky too. Bought memory from UK and was delivered within 13 days as advertised by him. He uses DHL which explains the delays. DHL snail mails the items from their Birmingham warehouse even though it has a Frankfurt, Germany label on it. It is the same system we use for all our bulk mail so we know the contradictory info.

     BTW: He has started offering a automated returns policy – just need to send the item back to him without asking him-check out their new automated reply answers.

     His USA location is:

     fastmemoryman
     135 n main st
     Washington court house
     Ohio
     43160
     USA

     Good luck.

104. Girth said,

     May 30, 2008 at 5:01 pm

     Has anyone called him,

     Biggest con artist in the world, very cleaver and has had many people questioning his, shipping from UK but actually the USA routine.

     Give him a call on (001 from the UK) (614) 5898253 and give him some abuse

     Cant wait to leave him some feedback, just hope my item turns up ok, or it might never and have to file a claim *wink* *wink* for all his untruths

105. Stanley Marsh said,

     May 30, 2008 at 5:21 pm

     I bought ram from this chap in March, and it turned out to be faulty. I filed a claim on paypal and returned to his UK address. 6 weeks later I got a full refund, but had to quote the trade descriptions act 1968 and trading standards.

     Avoid this seller like the plague!

106. stonkystonk said,

     June 6, 2008 at 12:31 pm

     Purchased from FMM….

     8 gig of ram (4×2gig samsung DDR2)

     3200+ AMD processor

     All purchased over a 1 week period and arrived within 2 weeks, well packed and in perfect working order.

     Would have liked the delivery time to have been quicker but the price paid for all the items including postage was IMO a bargain.

107. rob said,

     June 8, 2008 at 9:36 pm

     after making my purchase from this seller, I dhecked his feedback and was horrified. how could ebay let him operate. he is the sort of mongrel that stuffs up a good thing for everybody else. I too got half of the ram which I paid for and I know it isn’t worth pursuing and playing email tennis with him.

108. Glen said,

     June 10, 2008 at 8:48 am

     Thort I had bought 2×512 SDRAM but got 2×256. I have contacted cons direct who have urged me to encourage users to complete the report a scam form at https://secure.consumerdirect.gov.uk. They say that the more hits that they get for this guy, the greater chance of his being investigated. If u genuinely think that this guy is a problem then PLEASE FILL OUT THIS FORM!!!

109. David Busby said,

     June 11, 2008 at 10:41 am

     Hindsight … yeh this guy just scammed me out of £16 (£4 per item) in postage for some 1GB CF cards … refused to combine the postage and basically left me with a choice of refuse to pay, and receive a strike from ebay … or pay up …

     eBay are Beyond uselss, I have an entry in my blog covering his antics here.

     http://www.saiweb.co.uk/tag/ebay

110. Dave G said,

     June 19, 2008 at 2:30 pm

     Bought 2Gb DDR-arrived 15 days after payment. Works fine. Overclocked to 450Mhz and working fine too. I guess delivery is what he claims – 10 business days to UK. He doesn’t use royal mail. He uses DHL bulk mail which is snail mail as such the late delivery. But I care less – for 1/4 the price an item which can even be overclocked. Even got a pair of free thermal heat spreaders. Buying next pair. Good luck

111. Dave G said,

     June 24, 2008 at 11:10 am

     Gets even better. Bought 6 pairs of 2Gb DDR400 and got it yesterday. tested all and all working. Guess I was wrong – does use royal mail too. Ordered Friday – got it Monday. Stable at 433Mhz and 450Mhz with heat spreader. Also price went down.

112. fastmemoryman said,

     June 28, 2008 at 12:42 am

     I must confess I am a crook. I buy huge quantities of reject/obsolete/unwanted stock from large manufacturers. All CPU, RAM, chips are tested and graded. In any manufacturing process batches are sample tested and if the batch has more than a certain number of failures then the batch is either downgraded to a lower quality or rejected. This was how floppy discs were sold as high density – they were the same as normal discs but their test results were higher so they were guaranteed to be able to store more data. I buy all the crap the computer world throws out and, because a lot of it works OK or the faults are not noticed by the user, I get away with some good feedback as I sell the items dirt cheap and claw back money on delivery charges and by witholding carriage and transaction fees on faulty goods. The name brand manufacturers reject anything with a certain percentage of errors or failures and I buy all the rejects up for peanuts and sell them to you suckers because over 60% of the reject stock seems to work in some fashion. Because ebay and Paypal encourage and harbour dishonest traders like me by making it so hard for punters to complain and get recourse for small value items I am making a very nice living. Thanks guys and keep on buying my tat because I think I’ll need to find a good laywer soon. FMM

113. Jason (153harwood) said,

     June 29, 2008 at 2:45 am

     The above item was won via me, and i paid. Now it’s the 29 June, and NO goods have arrived, now a refund issued. This is wat i paid for the item: $108.32 NZD or $82.00 USD

     http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290225508297

114. Jason (153harwood) said,

     June 29, 2008 at 2:46 am

     ooops i meant to say NOR a refund issued

115. Andy said,

     July 2, 2008 at 9:30 pm

     Yes FMM got me too! I ordered 2Gb SDRAM and of course the high-density stuff doesn’t work with mainstream PCs like Dell, it’s obscure cheap junk for very specific old systems. If you look up ‘DDR SDRAM’ on Wikipedia it gives a very good explanation under ‘High Density vs. Low Density’. OK so fmm is saying ‘buyer beware’ but it is a real scam for a power seller to do this after so many people have made this mistake. Most punters don’t know what their chipset is or what high-density is. I asked fmm if it would work with a Dell and got no reply so I went ahead and ordered – what a d!ckhead I am!
     Does high speed, high quality, high definition, high performance, high fidelity etc not imply better? So what would Jo Public think high density means? I think my stupidity has shown that I am very dense, but does that make me high density because I still weigh the same – oh hang on, no that’s not true I’m $60 lighter. Just call me fatnomemoryman!

116. Paula said,

     July 5, 2008 at 5:12 pm

     Well, I think I may be one of the lucky ones, I actually got a refund from PayPal for my ‘Samsung’ SODIMM 333mhz 512mb RAM. What a load of Crap!

     I checked the RAM with CPUZ and what I found was that it was 512mb, but it was NOT Samsung, nor was it 333mhz. It was listed as Unknown Branded 166mhz 512mb. I bought some new RAM from my usual stockist and it worked much better and CPUZ authenticated it.

     And what about the sticker that is plastered across the chip? VOID IF REMOVED – Hah! You cannot even read the modules or their specific numbers on them to identify.

     BIGGEST BLOODY CROOK I have ever had the misfortune to meet.

     So, for people who are just finding out how crook this (I cannot even repeat what I have been calling him in public) make a claim on PayPal, get your refund and let’s all stand up to this idiot. He advertises as the item as ‘Brand New’ what a crock!

     I don’t even think he knows or understands how PC RAM works or even where it is put (I would love to place this RAM in a nice UNCOMFORTABLE place in FASTMEMORYMAN). What a Wanker.

117. thorn said,

     July 5, 2008 at 7:11 pm

     shit……..wish i had seen this a few days ago.
     yup, im a recent buyer of FMM. I bought an 1gb pc2700 ram chip from him on july 1st…..so far no communication, no indication that the item has been shipped and i am starting to get that sick to my stomach feeling which leads me to believe ive been had.
     after what i have been reading here i can see i shouldnt even bother trying to get my $42 back…thats shipping too. my time is precious and i dont have time to go after this idiot.
     does anyone here know of a GOOD seller in ebay who actually will sell me the ram i need without major BS?

     thank you:)!

118. Steve from Australia said,

     July 7, 2008 at 1:14 pm

     He got me to. I’m from Australia. it says item location australia, australia.
     i have wated near 3 weeks.. it barely takes 2 days to post from one said to another. i hate how i file a complaint with ebay and pay pal and you get no reply. WTF? i thought this buyer protection was all good?. i needed the ram i paid off him as i have a computer down. been waiting for weeks. DO NOT BUY FROM HIM. why bother with all this trouble when you can get for just a little more from a real seller.

119. Dennis from Holland said,

     July 17, 2008 at 12:15 pm

     I’m a victim of his crimes too I suppose..

     I ordered for €2,500 45 day’s ago, still didn’t recieve nothing!
     I tried to e-mail him, without luck afcourse, and I tried to call him, that
     didn’t work out either! And now I contacted my lawyer in the US to file a
     lawsuit against him, I wan’t the 2.5 thousand euro’s back, and I wan’t him
     stopped! My bank has agreed to withdraw the money from paypal, but they will probably take it back because paypal can’t help his actions.
     Never the less, I’m still going to trie to get paypal, not to withdraw the money from my bank account, but from his, because my actions are not against paypal but against ‘Fastmemoryman’.

     I will keep you all posted!

120. don said,

     July 19, 2008 at 3:08 pm

     Well, I bought an 8 microsd from fastmemoryman at ebay. It works, but it isn’t original sandisk, however cheaper than any brand elsewhere. So the point is, would you like the original and pay 2X as much with guarantee or will you settle with a microsd card which will work for half the price …

     The question is…. let’s see how long it will wotk …

121. Richie Murray said,

     July 19, 2008 at 6:05 pm

     I had raised a dispute with PayPal regarding a transaction with eBay seller ‘fastmemoryman’. Unfortunately, the PayPal dispute automatically timed out while I was on holiday as I had no access to a secure Internet browser to log into PayPal and escalate the claim. However, when I ‘phoned PayPal when I returned from holiday to explain the situation they refunded me IN FULL the same day with no questions asked.

122. Paul said,

     July 25, 2008 at 11:34 pm

     To cut a long story short…

     Bought faulty ram in UK, had to RMA it in USA… cost more money than the item.

     After many emails

     They agreed it was faulty and sent out another faulty ram 6 weeks later.

     Raised dispute with them on ebay, closed it after a week of getting nowhere fast.

     Now 3 days later FASTMEMORYMAN is no more

     His ebay account is now closed, I am guessing I was just that one dispute too many.

     I shall keep an eagle eye open incase he starts up under a new username.

123. Fake Name said,

     July 26, 2008 at 12:24 am

     25th July 2008, FastMemoryMan NARU’d from eBay, Other IDs still current

124. Mick B said,

     July 26, 2008 at 12:34 pm

     Hi all.

     Looks like “fastmemoryman” is no longer trading under that title on Ebay. Not sure if he’s trading under another name though by now. A time to celebrate maybe???

     Best wishes.
     Mick B.

125. Rakesh K said,

     July 26, 2008 at 2:02 pm

     Hi all,

     I have also purchased a item #350082204244 SAMSUNG 1GB PC 2700 DDR 333 Mhz 184PIN 1 GB G IN UK

     and it now says on my eBay “no longer a registered member”

     I paid £16.50 including P+P. I paid via PayPal, this came yesterday and after testing it, it is actually a 512MB RAM stick not 1Gb, i just emailed him and and i am awaiting the reply.

     Will let everyone know how it goes

126. David Busby said,

     July 26, 2008 at 6:48 pm

     Just got this post on my blog:

     —–

     Paul says:

     July 25th, 2008 at 11:36 pm – Edit

     To cut a long story short…

     Bought faulty ram in UK, had to RMA it in USA… cost more money than the item.

     After many emails

     They agreed it was faulty and sent out another faulty ram 6 weeks later.

     Raised dispute with them on ebay, closed it after a week of getting nowhere fast and left it to ebay to take action.

     Now 3 days later FASTMEMORYMAN is no more

     His ebay account is now closed, I am guessing I was just that one dispute too many.

     I shall keep an eagle eye open incase he starts up under a new username.

     —–

     SURE ENOUGH: http://stores.ebay.com/fastmemoryman HE’S GONE!

127. David Busby said,

     July 26, 2008 at 6:51 pm

     BAH!

     http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/fastmemoryman seems to still be working :’(

128. BloodHolds said,

     July 27, 2008 at 8:14 am

     He has definitely been removed from eBay. That doesn’t help me, as I ordered memory from him 5 days ago.

     I have written to eBay and him (got usual stck email from him). I asked eBay what I could do as they have “struck him off” – there is now no record of the transaction on “My eBay Won Items List”. I’ve had no response from eBay yet.

     Maybe I’ll be one of the last victims – or maybe I’ll be lucky. Here’s hoping.

129. BloodHolds said,

     July 27, 2008 at 8:29 am

     I neglected to say that I paid for the item immediately via PayPal. Also because the Seller doen’t exist, neither does the listing for the item (no record of what he said he was selling). At least I have the confirmation emails to use as proof. This will make claiming through eBay difficult though as the item number is one of their requirements.

130. JP said,

     July 27, 2008 at 12:55 pm

     Just got an email. FMM claims to have shipped all packages paid till 12:00PM Eastern USA time on Thursday July 24th. Everyone since that time will be refunded. I paid on the 25th and have been refunded already. My friend ordered on the 23rd from UK and received it on the 25th.

131. thinkigotscammedtoo said,

     July 28, 2008 at 3:58 am

     fastmemoryman@hotbuzz.net ok.. nothing loads at that address, but a quick whois of hotbuzz.net shows this info:

     Registrant:
     ASHIM MAZUMDER
     ASHIM MAZUMDER
     10406 STOKES LANE
     IRVING, TX 75063
     US
     Email: ashim_org@yahoo.com

     another quick google for ASHIM MAZUMDER leads to..

     http://wikimapia.org/#lat=22.606595&lon=88.434885&z=18&l=0&m=a&v=2&show=/6360912/ashim_majumdar_house

     This if course may not be the right info, but if my item doesn’t turn up i WILL be getting my money back

132. David Busby said,

     July 28, 2008 at 4:02 pm

     @bloodyholds

     Forget ebay, take it strait to paypal, they will have the transation information stored, and will refund immediatly due to the seller being removed from ebay.

133. Joe said,

     July 31, 2008 at 11:48 am

     I had three good transactions with fastmemoryman on three different occasions. I was sad to see him go.

134. screwed too said,

     July 31, 2008 at 8:43 pm

     i did a couple of records searches thru Ohio state licensing on emartbuy and Chetan Saraf didnt find much but maybe somebody might pay the crook a visit, BTW his ebay account has been canceled…..

     http://www2.sos.state.oh.us/reports/rwservlet?imgc&Din=200531900336

     http://www2.sos.state.oh.us/pls/portal/PORTAL_BS.BS_QRY_AGENT_CONTACT_DET.SHOW?p_arg_names=charter_num&p_arg_values=1581126

     and a couple of speeding tickets use last name saraf
     http://216.29.108.131/search.shtml

135. malcolm oxley said,

     August 1, 2008 at 11:45 pm

     Hi as a relative newcomer to ebay i must say the majority of sellers have been great,this guy just takes the biscuit,i wish i had seen the bloggs about him before i could have saved money and time.What are ebay and paypal doing?,my theory is that fastmemoryman must be on the board of directors or a politian neither can be trusted.

136. BloodHolds said,

     August 2, 2008 at 5:33 pm

     @David Busby – Thanks for the advice.

     I had to do it by the numbers – eBay replied within 24hrs, telling me not to contact FMM anymore and instructing me to contact PayPal immediately. They (eBay) wouldn’t give details as to what had hapened to the crooks other than there item’s descriptions broke eBay rules. I am awaiting a response from PayPal, 5 days after reporting the issue.

     I just noticed that eMartBuy (aka FMM) are still selling on eBay! So what’s that all about? I will contact eBay again – incase they are unaware that FMM and emartbuy are one and the same [LOL].

137. Mafeto said,

     August 7, 2008 at 3:38 pm

     Well,
     I also bought 2 RAM chips from FMM, but after one week and after seeing the responses here, I decide to make a complaint at PayPal. In the description I included the URL of this blog and it really paid off. I was given back the full amount of money (3 days after the complaint) that I initially paid. Very pleased right now : )
     Good luck to all that were cheated by FMM!

138. willtho said,

     August 8, 2008 at 9:28 pm

     After more than 5 years and 300,000 cheats these are no longer registered with eBay (last feedback was 25th July 2008). Good riddance and not a moment too soon. Still there under emartbuy though.

139. argh!! said,

     August 13, 2008 at 3:37 am

     Have a case with Paypal under dispute for a non-received CPU from this scammer. Advised me via email that he hadn’t sent the CPU, THEN had the gall to LIE to Paypal and say he HAD sent it, even going so far as to provide a link to DHL shipping, but failed to include a tracking number!! Waiting on a reply from Paypal anytime….

140. Rakesh K said,

     August 18, 2008 at 8:48 pm

     (Follow up to my earlier post) The seller keeps sending me the stock emails, I have opened the dispute with PayPal and the seller agreed to refund me the full price of £16.50 if i first post the faulty item back to the US at my expense like the post above and to make sure it is trackable and supply tracking details and they will see whether it is faulty or not, the seller said he will send another one if it is faulty which i did not agree to do, i agreed on a refund, the dispute is now closed, I haven’t received my money back yet so in order for me to get my money back, i will contact my debit/credit card company and request a chargeback for free or at sellers expense not mine so a message to everyone: IF PAYPAL DO NOT REFUND YOU ANYTHING OR LESS TAHN THE AMOUNT YOU PAID, THEN REQUEST A CHARGEBACK FROM YOUR DEBIT/CREDIT CARD COMPANY,
     will let you know how it goes, rakesh k

     eBay member: 01rakarday

141. woohoo said,

     August 21, 2008 at 2:56 am

     Well, I got stuffed over by fastmemoryscam for $125, for a CPU that was not posted. I paid for the item the day before the seller was removed from ebay, had a bit of back and forth correspondence after DEMANDING to speak to a real person, not just auto-generated emails. Fastmemorysam admitted to not sending the item in one of these emails, so I opened a dispute with Paypal. Fastmemorycam then tried to tell Paypal that he had in fact sent the item, even going so far as to give them a link to the DHL courier website, but omitting the tracking number. I spoke to Paypal via phone and after seeing this, they put my dispute under review, which took two weeks, but today I received an email from Paypal and the money I thought I was going to lose was refunded to my Paypal account!! Thankyou Paypal and UP YOURS fastmemorySCAM!

142. woohoo said,

     August 21, 2008 at 2:57 am

     yes I am ‘argh!!’ who posted ont he 13th August.

143. tluke said,

     September 16, 2008 at 6:04 am

     Another on the line of silly buggers who bought gear off this character, 4 weeks to make contact about delivery then Ram played up until pulled out of machine.

144. Gordon Shure said,

     September 28, 2008 at 10:35 am

     fastmemoryman is a bandit and I speak from bitter experience, I received a dud memory module from fastmemoryman, I returned this but he just continually denied he received it, how convenient (for him) so that was that, I paid my money for a dud article plus return postage and was I left with nothing. I left fastmemoryman a negative feedback and in return ebay’s automated system left me a negative feedback in the blink of an eye! without question from ebay. I’m very reluctant to use ebay now whom do not deal with these bandits in any way which deters these bandits from continuing to act like bandits, ebay still gets business, fastmemoryman still works duds on people but again the unsuspecting littleman (no not fastmemoryman) has to eat shit without redress. My tip BEWARE OF EBAY SCAMS, do a fastmemoryman search or any other similar search to see if other people have had bad experiences with these sellers then think long and hard before any committment! it would easier and wiser this way than expecting ebay to come to your rescue after fastmemoryman has pulled another fast one.

145. Thunderbirdheart said,

     November 2, 2008 at 11:41 pm

     I dealt with a feller with similar name on ebay and I’m quite pleased with his service, it was fast, and reliable, if i knew i could purchase the pc8500 ram off him again, i sure would!

     Thunderbirdheart

146. ANOTHER SCAMMED EBAYER said,

     November 30, 2008 at 6:02 pm

     Well,
     Here is anothe fast memory man scam. For 20 euros we received one damaged DDR memory module (after two weeks wait for ‘local shipping’ that was not at all -Australia.

     The damage was visible – no gold plating several of the tines of the module. Filled out the RMA and sent confirmed delivery to the USA RMA center.

     Several weeks later no response, several months just a form letter, then final – a n email reading – we have sent it out let us know in a couple weeks if you have not received it.

     just one problem – the date: SEPT 29, 2008

     THE BASTARDS KNEW THEY WERE DUMPING THEIR OBLIGATIONS ON EBAY AND PAYPAL…..

     ITS EASY AS CLOSING YOUR PAYPAL ACCOUNT!

     paypal said well their account is now closed >>>>>too bad (sucker)

     FOR ALL OF THE PEOPLE DEFENDING FFM – I hope that you continue to shop there ebuymart and then you too will learn something……

     EBAY AND PAYPAL ARE THE TRUE SCAM ARTISTS THAT ENABLE THESE SCAMS!

     LeighAnne/FastMemoryMan Returns
     RMA D4
     fmmebay@gmail.com

     To contact me directly, please be sure to place “RMA D4″ in the subject line so that all returns correspondence goes to the returns department .

     PLEASE KEEP ALL CORRESPONDENCE ATTACHED TO YOUR EMAILS so that we can refer to them and your email is answered in a timely manner. Failure to do so could result in a delayed response.

     Please note that we do not keep emails past 30 days.

     If you do not want to receive emails from us, please respond with “remove” in the subject line.
     —– Original Message —–
     From: FMMEBAY GMail
     To: mjjple7@laposte.net
     Sent: Monday, August 25, 2008 12:46 PM
     Subject: Re: rma d4

     Your replacement item was shipped on July 29…

     If you haven’t received this item by September 1, please let us know so we can take the appropriate steps to resolve this for you…

     Thanks again…

     LeighAnne/FastMemoryMan Returns
     RMA D4
     fmmebay@gmail.com

     To contact me directly, please be sure to place “RMA D4″ in the subject line so that all returns correspondence goes to the returns department .

     PLEASE KEEP ALL CORRESPONDENCE ATTACHED TO YOUR EMAILS so that we can refer to them and your email is answered in a timely manner. Failure to do so could result in a delayed response.

     Please note that we do not keep emails past 30 days.

     If you do not want to receive emails from us, please respond with “remove” in the subject line.

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