Update

100% of the transactions are older than 20 days (89% are older than a month), so odds of new cards arriving are remote, and probably I will not update the statistics post any more.

By what I know by now, probably fastmemoryman found supply problems and could get only a part of the cards, and not until May 17. The information from the buyers shows that all the cards that arrived were shipped on May 17, in most cases 2 to 3 weeks later that what it said the false shipping notification email.

The final statistics show that 18 cards were delivered (40%). Another 15 cards (33%) have been refunded or have an open claim. I don't know nothing about 13 cards (28%), their buyers have not answered my emails nor they have left any feedback.

Of course sometimes people doesn't leave feedback, but most times this is because people that have problems is afraid of leaving negative feedback, because they know that the seller will retaliate, and he will do more harm to us that we can do to him.

When I will leave negative feedback for fastmemoryman it will be almost unnoticed and he will keep his 98.3% score. However his negative feedback will convert my 100% score to a 97.2%. For users with only a few positives, just one negative can have a devastating effect in his rating and impede any future sale.

After I finish this post I am going to elevate my Paypal dispute to a claim. I have been waiting for that second card to arrive just in case, but I think enough is enough.