Memory slots doesn't fit \ work on my iMac

hello guys .
ok shortly , a few weeks ago i just brought 2 slots of 4 GB memory for my iMac (Nov.2011)
the memory i have order is this one : http://www.ebay.com/itm/330812064383?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m143 8.l2649
now the problem is that i tried to put it in , i opened the door of the memory's place and i found out that it's not geting all the way in , actually it's just get in no problem , but part of the memory stay lil outside n bother de door to close .
even though i have tried to turn on the iMac n it's didnt go .
so my question is , is the memory doesn't the right one for my iMac?
cuz it's looks like it , n there is same no. of pin (204) n the same name as you can see in the website .
THANK YOU ALOT OF ANY HELP

thankss bro really help , just had to put more strength

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    Hi
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