[SOLVED] Should i trust a third party seller on amazon?

[Nextraff]

I am not very used to this sort of thing and I normally buy stuff straight from amazon themselves but it seems that amazon are not selling the gpu I want to purchase. It is a used like new 2060 super from msi. It says in its description that it is a warranty replacement with 1 year+ warranty still with the card. Should I buy from this seller or not?



I'm not sure if it is any help but the company is called e trade tech Ltd

 

[Lutfij]

Used like new can mean a lot of things. I'd advise on buying a new card. If not from Amazon, source it from newegg perhaps or see if PCPartPicker can find you one(maybe MicroCentre, if you're in the U.S.A?).

 

[Nextraff]

Used like new can mean a lot of things. I'd advise on buying a new card. If not from Amazon, source it from newegg perhaps or see if PCPartPicker can find you one(maybe MicroCentre, if you're in the U.S.A?).

I wish I lived in the US lol u guys have so much more options compared to someone like me living in Ireland. Will pc part picker still work for people living in the EU or is there another website?

 

[USAFRet]

I wish I lived in the US lol u guys have so much more options compared to someone like me living in Ireland. Will pc part picker still work for people living in the EU or is there another website?

In pcpp, there is a dropdown at top right to select your location.

 

[geofelt]

Once you get past the used vs. new issue, you are probably OK to buy from a reseller on amazon.
Amazon will have leverage in case your part is not as advertised.