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Well their negative feedback seems to be for padded bags and the like, not the memory cards. However, anyone who thinks they are going to get 'genuine' Sandisk memory at those prices needs to be very cautious :nono:
 
It doesn't look that bad, sure there are a few whinges on there, mainly that the item was out of stock but the seller didn't inform until asked.

Apart from that, on the scale of things, he has quite good feedback. I know there are a few negs and neutrals but look how many positives they are in the middle of.

WetSparks said:
Well their negative feedback seems to be for padded bags and the like, not the memory cards. However, anyone who thinks they are going to get 'genuine' Sandisk memory at those prices needs to be very cautious :nono:
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Very true. I'd really only get my memory from a trusted supplier who is known for cheap prices and genuine products.....word of mouth recommendation in other words :)
 
There are sellers on eBay who sell 1500 plus items a month and have less or no negative feedback, I'd say 80+ neg/neutral is too much for comfort.

Plus, having read one bad feedback I checked some other items and they are all the same, way down at the bottom, as far out of the way as it's possible to get is the caveat VAT will be added to item and postage prices.
 
genuine sandisk cards are quite expensive to buy at trade ;) of course the onset of awareness of fake cards is making it hard for people to get ripped off quite so easy now
 
That said these guys are only a little cheaper (once you add the vat) than the likes of mymemory.com
 
why bother, you can buy the 1GB Ex. II CF's for about the same price at mymemory.co.uk - and they are trusted :D
 
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