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Location: United StatesMember since: 23 Jul, 2000

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_***_ (2157)- Feedback left by buyer.
More than a year ago
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Fast shipment. Well packed. Items as described. Thanks
tvr-inc (5872)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past month
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Thank you for an easy, pleasant transaction. Excellent buyer. A++++++.
pinpin12 (153)- Feedback left by buyer.
More than a year ago
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Wonderful buyer! A+++! Thanks again!
s***i (300)- Feedback left by buyer.
More than a year ago
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Well packaged. Arrived quickly. Exactly what I was looking for.
o***o (590)- Feedback left by buyer.
More than a year ago
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quick shipment memory works great ty for an easy transaction
tjweb (104)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past 6 months
Verified purchase
Super fantastic pleasurable transaction. Thanks so much for your purchase and prompt payment. A+√√★

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256GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive Disk Memory Pen Stick Thumb Storage Swivel Metal Blue

22 Nov, 2016

SCAM: Fake thumb drive. Your data goes in, but never comes out.

It's a fake USB drive ("Thumbo drive"). Fake USB drives are very common, and HAVE NO BENEFIT. This one is sold as 256GB, and reports 256GB, but only contains 16GB of flash RAM. Windows (or Linux, Mac, etc.) thinks it has 256GB, so Windows lets you save files to it -- but once you have saved 16GB of data, the rest is silently dropped (the drive is hacked to not report any errors). When you go to retrieve the files, you can access files that were among the first 16GB stored, but nothing after that. Worse, many people think these drives just "went bad." No. These drives were created with one sole purpose: to trick you into thinking you got a good drive long enough for them to get away with it. If you get a fake USB drive, you need to get a refund and leave negative feedback for the seller. If you don't, the sellers will just keep the scam going. Remember, these drives have NO BENEFIT (except to the people that made them, and the seller). What can you do with a drive that doesn't save data?

5 of 5 found this helpful

128GB USB FLASH DRIVE METAL KEY CHAIN THUMB DRIVE MEMORY 2.0 BLACK NEW 128GB

22 Nov, 2016

SCAM: Fake thumb drive. Your data goes in, but never comes out.

It's a fake USB drive ("Thumbo drive"). Fake USB drives are very common, and HAVE NO BENEFIT. This one is sold as 128GB, and reports 128GB, but only contains 16GB of flash RAM. Windows (or Linux, Mac, etc.) thinks it has 128GB, so Windows lets you save files to it -- but once you have saved 16GB of data, the rest is silently dropped (the drive is hacked to not report any errors). When you go to retrieve the files, you can access files that were among the first 16GB stored, but nothing after that. Worse, many people think these drives just "went bad." No. These drives were created with one sole purpose: to trick you into thinking you got a good drive long enough for them to get away with it. If you get a fake USB drive, you need to get a refund and leave negative feedback for the seller. If you don't, the sellers will just keep the scam going. Remember, these drives have NO BENEFIT (except to the people that made them, and the seller). What can you do with a drive that doesn't save data?

1 of 1 found this helpful

32GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive Disk Memory Pen Stick Thumb Storage Swivel Metal Black

22 Nov, 2016

SCAM: Fake thumb drive. Your data goes in, but never comes out.

It's a fake USB drive ("Thumbo drive"). Fake USB drives are very common, and HAVE NO BENEFIT. This one is sold as 32GB, and reports 32GB, but only contains 2GB of flash RAM. Windows (or Linux, Mac, etc.) thinks it has 32GB, so Windows lets you save files to it -- but once you have saved 2GB of data, the rest is silently dropped (the drive is hacked to not report any errors). When you go to retrieve the files, you can access files that were among the first 2GB stored, but nothing after that. Worse, many people think these drives just "went bad." No. These drives were created with one sole purpose: to trick you into thinking you got a good drive long enough for them to get away with it. If you get a fake USB drive, you need to get a refund and leave negative feedback for the seller. If you don't, the sellers will just keep the scam going. Remember, these drives have NO BENEFIT (except to the people that made them, and the seller). What can you do with a drive that doesn't save data?

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