Due to a warehouse oversight, Amazon sent a customer RAM kits that cost ten times more than the order amount. At a time when the memory market is in chaos and shortages, this is a real jackpot.
Due to a warehouse oversight, Amazon sent a customer RAM kits that cost ten times more than the order amount. At a time when the memory market is in chaos and shortages, this is a real jackpot.
This is what happened to a Reddit user. The man ordered a single Corsair Vengeance 32GB DDR5 memory module for $300, but the contents of the package from Amazon delivery service simply shocked him.
When he opened the box, he found ten modules with the same specifications as the one he had ordered. This meant he had managed to snag ten sets of RAM for the price of just one.
In the comments, warehouse workers say that this is a common mistake: someone scans the general barcode on the entire package instead of taking one unit of the product out of the box. That is why the purchase is registered in the system as only one unit.
A lucky guy from Reddit plans to sell all of these memory modules. He says it's for a reasonable price, even below market value.
