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What is OEM Excess Inventory?  Computer manufacturers around the world sell to companies like ours inventories of computer components and sometimes full systems that are in excess of their current or ongoing needs.  This may be because they have purchased more components than needed for a production run, they sold fewer than they anticipated or they held back reserves of components or systems for service and support.  Sometimes computer manufacturers take back new, unsold or unused system that they sell as excess in whole or dismantled as components.  In addition computer manufacturers may get factory refurbished/repaired/recertified components back from the companies that manufacturer and supply them parts when they return items under warranty.  These items are typically packed in OEM bulk packaging and not individual retail boxes.

So in general, OEM excess inventory can be new, new pulled or factory refurbished/repaired/recertified items.  The products are all known good working items and although these OEM's do not normally offer any type of direct consumer warranty on these OEM items, we do back them up with one of our own.  In cases where we know the specific condition of the items we are offering for sale we will include those details in the ad posting.  In cases were the OEM has not provided specific details, rest assured that you will receive a good working item that should provide you many years of service.

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