Should I definitely not buy an SSD during Mercury Retrograde?

[Niko_is_666]

I want to buy an SSD.
Should I definitely not buy an SSD during Mercury Retrograde?

Can I buy and protect the SSD with the method provided by JG Lydia:

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The best method to protect, is to when you get each item, program it's aura. Place your hand on or over the item, see yellow or gold energy around it, and affirm something like "this (whatever it is) is always safe, secure, and functioning perfectly". Only state this 10 times, probably. You can do it daily for a while if you feel the need for it.

You can try this now before it goes retrograde, over the few days when Moon is in Aquarius would be great.

Though the question arises, how do I get a fine working SSD from the store/delivery? Where I live, SSD is non-returnable at the moment, not even a replacement is granted by the sellers. Can positive affirmations for a few days before the buy help me to get a working and safe SSD?

Or should I definitely not buy an SSD during Mercury Retrograde?

Thank you.

 

[HPS Lydia]

I've known SS who bought electronics etc during MercRx and they turned out perfectly fine. It is advised not to because chances are higher that there will be problems, but even buying during direct Mercury can result in problems.

Tbh I think even doing a working for it won't go well, as the MercRx also affects workings for electronics.

So, it's a risk you'll have to consider.

 

[Ol argedco luciftias]

There is not much that can go wrong with replacing an SSD if you have done it before and know what to do. So I don't think there is much risk of any problem happening.

 

[throwawayaccount4]

Bought 2 SSDs last week and one was bad, throwing all kinds of errors. Turns out the bad one had more than 10 thousand hours on it from SMART data while the other one was new.

 

[Niko_is_666]

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I've known SS who bought electronics etc during MercRx and they turned out perfectly fine. It is advised not to because chances are higher that there will be problems, but even buying during direct Mercury can result in problems.

Tbh I think even doing a working for it won't go well, as the MercRx also affects workings for electronics.

So, it's a risk you'll have to consider.

There is not much that can go wrong with replacing an SSD if you have done it before and know what to do. So I don't think there is much risk of any problem happening.

I think it's better if I postpone the buying. Since there is no replacement from the sellers, it's too much risk I guess, I can't afford to lose money and time(warranty replacement takes a lot of time where I live).
Thanks for the help

 

[Niko_is_666]

Bought 2 SSDs last week and one was bad, throwing all kinds of errors. Turns out the bad one had more than 10 thousand hours on it from SMART data while the other one was new.

Wow, that's bad. I hope you got a replacement for the bad one.

Yep, I am not buying. Postponed.