Specifications Before Price
Even for the same DDR or eMMC, capacity, generation, package, and suffix may differ. Retain the full part number, brand, and quantity; avoid writing only “memory chip.”
Three things to check first
Illustrative image, not a customer case photograph.
Record Packaging and Storage Information
Opening time, moisture-barrier packaging, labels, and warehousing records can help determine the scope of the next verification step. Intact appearance alone cannot prove electrical performance or original authenticity.
Communicate Based on Current Conditions
Batch age does not correspond to a fixed discount ratio; the specific evaluation also depends on market demand, traceability, and physical verification. No general price-increase/decrease commitments are provided.
Prepare inventory information that can be checked
Verify memory inventory starting with capacity, generation, full part number, and batch. A preliminary review of submitted information and a final physical inspection are separate steps.
- Manufacturer, full part number, quantity and count date
- Lot / date code, packaging and opened status
- Location, list version and representative label photos
- Known issues and any confidentiality requirements
From information to handover
Prepare the list
Separate part numbers, quantities, lots and condition.
Clarify the scope
Match labels and photos to the review and inspection needs.
Agree the terms
Confirm price, logistics, discrepancies and settlement.
Document handover
Keep the agreed list and receiving records.
Before sharing sensitive information, discuss confidentiality scope, access, image use and retention. Initial valuation does not require unrelated project design files.
Content information
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