hehe yea I had that too, I got sent some RAM in the wrong wrapping and sent a strong worded email to the seller who refunded me, as it happens the ram did not work. Yea you have to be VERY VERY VERY careful with RAM on ebay I got done twice with people saying it was DDR and turned out to be in one case DDRII and in another buffered DDRII for a server mainboard, some sellers seem to think that they are justified in selling DDRII as DDR if they put the part number on the listing so you have the chance to look up everyone of the the million RAM sticks on sale to check to see if the seller is a dick head or not. Of course ebay were hopeless at doing anything, and their own information system that you can use supplied inccorrect information so ebay was directly at fault too. Like I say watch your backs and more when buying RAM off ebay. and tobe honest with the price of new ram on ebuyer.com I'd hardly bother to get ram off ebay anymore