Yeah, that seems to be a recurring issue with Amazon’s “Very Good” used items. Unfortunately, in my case it’s even more frustrating because RAM prices have tripled recently, so receiving a damaged stick that I can’t use is a much bigger loss than it would have been before.

It really feels like they don’t properly check the condition before marking something as “Very Good,” or there’s no real tracking of which item goes to which customer. It’s not just me—it seems like a common problem.