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Posted by LyntonB
 - Today at 12:51:57
Wow SKU changes like that instead of fulfilling paid orders should be illegal surely
Posted by spuwho
 - January 04, 2026, 03:02:44
"In the cancellation emails, Corsair apologized for the situation. The company stated that the product had been priced incorrectly due to a system error. "

LOL. Not updating the pricing on a SKU from a supplier is not a system error.

This is why suppliers change their SKU's on what are really identical products.

So they can raise prices without a price match.

So really the orders were rejected because the SKU for the component was no longer available, because the original SKU probably had a contracted price.



Posted by Redaktion
 - January 02, 2026, 22:58:21
Corsair is facing growing backlash after reportedly canceling multiple DDR5 RAM orders. While the company offered a 15% discount on future purchases as compensation, customers claim the provided coupon codes were already expired.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Corsair-is-reportedly-canceling-DDR5-RAM-orders-due-to-pricing-mistake-offering-expired-coupon-codes-as-an-apology.1195239.0.html