2pcs Tiny5 PCIE16 Expansion Card for Lenovo ThinkCentre M920x M720q P330 01AJ940 For Sale
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2pcs Tiny5 PCIE16 Expansion Card for Lenovo ThinkCentre M920x M720q P330 01AJ940:
$48.99
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(1).If there\'s any problem, please do not hesitate to contact us by message, we will reply you within 1 business day. (not include Public holiday)
(2).All returns - defective or otherwise - have to be preauthorized. Please contact us to get an authorization and returning address before sending the item back.If an item is returned because of an undeliverable shipping address, buyer agrees to pay the cost for re-shipment.
(3).Please note that If the return/replacement is not a result of our mistake (not defective or wrong item), the buyer is responsible for return shipping, as well as a 20 percent restocking fee.
(4).Replacement or refund will be made upon receipt of the returned item. If you do not want to wait for the replacement, you can just reorder one and then send the first one back for a refund.
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