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thefamilystorage Ebay Fake Flash Memory Seller High Alert Devious – China. Urgent FeedBack Private.

Posted by KittyFireFlash on March 15, 2010

thefamilystorage is an eBay seller of Counterfeit (Fake – false capacity memory) Flash USB drives. Registered in China, thefamilystorage used multiple item listings to sell more than 1500+ fake Kingston DT200 128GB flash drives for $29 US each, earning more than $43,500 US.

FakeMemorySentinel published: thefamilystorage eBay Flash Memory Seller China – Test Immediately For Advertised Capacity.

A victim’s photos can be seen here.

Kingston confirmed the DT200 128GB sold by thefamilystorage is a fake. In an effort to hide negative feedback from buyers, thefamilystorage has made his feedback private. This does not affect his eBay score, all buyers can see the rising Negative and Neutrals against thefamilystorage. In making his feedback private, he can no longer list and sell on eBay. Unfortunately there many victims out there for thefamilystorage.

thefamilystorage-DT200 128GB Fraud

Read: Global Report – eBay Fake Memory 2008 – 2009

Buyers of 32GB, 64GB, 128GB and 256GB advertised capacity, please read these three articles immediately!

Questions? Please read this report: Fake Flash Memory On Ebay Escalates. SOSFakeFlash Status Report 20091031. Fake Memory Cards, MP3 MP4 Players, USB Flash Drive PenSticks. How To Fight Against Fraud.

First time victim? Please read this article, see what fake flash memory sellers do when not enough buyers fight back: international-distributing Ebay Flash Memory Seller – An Experiment In Selling True Capacity? The History Behind international-distributing ID On eBay. A Very Dark Past. Also read: If You left Positive Feed Back For A Fake Flash Memory Seller. Can You Change It?

Please read and vote: How Do You Alter Flash Memory Chips To Lie About Their Real Capacity – Do You Want To Know More? Your input as a victim is required.

eBay Buyer Protection – Call To All USA eBay Members Who Are Victims Of Fake Flash Memory Purchased On eBay

 

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Kingston Read:

Kingston USB Flash Drives. How To Check You Have A Genuine One And Not A Counterfeit – Easy Guide. Kingston Technologies Fighting To Protect Consumers And Itself From Counterfeits.

Kingston Technologies Under Attack From Fake Flash Memory Seller Piranhas In The Orient. DT200 Counterfeits 8GB 16GB 32GB Flood Global Market.

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Please test your device to ensure you have the advertised capacity with H2testw to ensure you have the advertised capacity. Report in to SOSFakeFlash if your testing confirms you have a false capacity device.

FakeFlashSellers01 Don’t forget to leave the calling card of “SOSFakeFlash ” and “H2testw” in your feedback to help others. Do not change your feedback to get a refund – you will only create more victims.

Do a good deed. Warn other eBay buyers of fake flash. Save another person from a a fake flash nightmare and potential data loss. Read: How Contacting eBay Buyers OF Fake Memory Purchases Saves Others – A Victim’s Thank You!

How To Warn Others On eBay As A Fake Flash Angel – Fight Back Against Fake MP Players, Memory Cards, USB Flash Drives – A Guide

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eBay Buyer Protection – Call To All USA eBay Members Who Are Victims Of Fake Flash Memory Purchased On eBay

Posted by KittyFireFlash on March 15, 2010

Are you an eBay member registered on eBay.com? Did you know eBay has introduced a new form of “Buyer Protection”? It has replaced PayPal Buyer Protection. If your id is registered in the United States and you purchased a fake memory card, mp player, or usb flash drive you now fall under this new system. All other countries still fall under the old Paypal Buyer Protection system for the exact same fraudulent item listing.

So what are the differences for this eBay Buyer Protection System compared to the standard PayPal Buyer Protection system?

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