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Fight Fake Capacity Flash Memory

eBay Private Auctions. Fraud. Flash Memory. 199 eBay Sellers Involved.

Posted by techchips on August 1, 2010

Private auctions are a fraudulent sellers best weapon to evade detection on eBay, especially for flash memory producrts. These days 32GB 64Gb 128GB and 256GB advertised capacity are hot. They are usually used by eBay sellers in Asia. You will find Western sellers using them too. In almost all cases, they are violating eBay policy. They tend to make the most money and according to SOSFakeFlash, are the hardest to shut down.

What is a private auction listing and why is it so deadly? Read: eBay Private Auction Listings – eBay Fake Flash Sellers Prefer – Victims Learn The Meaning The Hard Way – A Guide

It used to be that sellers who use private auction listings could get away with fraud. Not any more. The FrankenFlash project has organized a special team to address sellers who use these listings in violation of eBay policy. Once untouchable, they are starting to be suspended by eBay as buyers continue to leave negative feedback.

If you consider that over 1,000,0000 flash memory chips are reprogrammed every month to lie about their real capacity, it is a global struggle to educate buyers and would be sellers to avoid the trap.

You should read: How Can You Spot Fake Flash Memory Chips? What Is the Key Factor That Determines If MP3 MP4 Players, USB Flash Drives Or Memory Cards Are Fake Capacity

The video is short and sweet. The user polls on the article reveal some very interesting facts.

Of over 1200+ sellers documented by SOSFakeFlash, 199 have used private auction listings. They are usually powersellers. Some actually earned top seller awards from eBay. Once SOSFakeFlash started to publish on them and organize frauded buyers, they lost their “Top Seller” status and got kicked off eBay.

95% of sellers who use private auctions are registered in China or Hong Kong.

SOSFakeFlash maintains lists of known eBay fake flash sellers for mp players, usb flash drives and memory cards. Right now they have over 1200+ sellers listed! Review the current lists. It is so big they had to divide it into two sections, * to K , L to Z.

SOSFakeFlash can build the lists from people who report in for fake flash memory bought on eBay. Buyers use the Report A Fake Tab to send in their information.

What our site doesn’t understand is how can so many buyers not know what the real costs are for flash memory chips. Our sister site, FixFakeFlash has about 1/2 the hits of SOSFakeFlash.

That means only one thing, buyers have no idea about the real costs for flash memory chips. They don’t realize that most of the price is really the cost of the chip. They believe it should go down in price. Unfortunately they don’t understand the manufacturing process and the many tests each chip must go through to pass quality inspection. It is the testing and inspection that really adds to the price.

So who are the eBay sellers who have used Private Auctions so far?

bombas33
holymoley2010
16thcenturygallery
*david*2010
a-haoyun2010
allstar184
amust2009
andylu2009
arts92588
auctionlimited222
befeskst
best-e-bay-sell
bestkejian10
best-phone-sell
bfe-clearence
biaofa52088
big.digital
carol_syy
chengxinhall
chenhui52147
china1949100120091001
chinajiayou
chinashopstore88
cititrading
cnebapaypa
coca-mes
cppbest
crispspring149
crystalpalace1987
cy.yaya
dabao1030
dai_xinyu
david_2008_china
digitsonic
ec_station
egotechbase
evil1314520
fantasic-ac
firstly2008
flying-bee2009
fortunefa886999
Fu1121
fyx20099
getwowprice
golden20090517
greatwallseller
greenberg136
heavysell
hello-9928
hitech2day
hititems
hjstore
hkbobobo
hola-fly
hondong2009
housedigit
inaltd
interdider
jhy8011
jincai208
jixin099
johnsonmall
kensington153
kmtrend
ko_091582
kwankwanbaby
lbquyuanwai
liaokuo888
linan-ok
lixinjie12009
lovelygirl-nana
luckybidded
luckyxizi20082008
marginprice
mustgone
mxcxc2000
nanaxixi09
newarcade
newlmtrend
nicecare2009
ninixianghappy
powerlee8816888
pricelessauction
proactionsales
q17590486q
qingchushangwangjilu
quotehere
rambo.xumin
resourcefulshop
rm-oel2008
ropeter651
shande0701
shippinggo
shopbundle
shopping-wang2008
showwhat
shuibin2009
sias168
skdeas09
skyined
skywarenet
starflashxx
sunnyshop18
supasei168
superday09
supernova9106
superseller5018
tcua80
tcua88
tianbao0881
tjffkuu
toomanyles572
top789988
uk-babyandbaby
usb20988
viveshop66
xiaotian_abc
xie-518
xprodeal
yaocard
yaonice
yaya06032009
zhiyuan09
zhujunpeibay
iud0406
backypk
bargain.here
bid2buying
bidbidzone
brighting688
chingching688
cyber.networks
cybertown_network
cypress_network
ebidetrade001
fanfan6888
friend.2009
fukkee
garysin2008
global_emart8
global_eshop8
gold.market
grandtechdigital
greatetech
greathkseller
hi2echworks
i.c.distribution
international-distributing
intertrade-connection
intlshop4u
kaho.chan
kbis_system
kikikimarket
king88zone
lihinglung168
loongbays
ly7589
mobile.discounts
morgen-discount-store
newest_product
pc_exports
populace68
safe2star
sales-producer
sincerefriend200888
sktming19
targetbid201088
thousandplus
wangying868
wholeselling-auctions
xoldskool
giesha2
flyfoo0
lee020511
newbeefashion
happy.eb4yer
ulmanfi
big-will0
clares-trading-room
cybershotdude
domi.krak1804
fantasticoffer2009
magadgets01
mick1880
midastouch7
pettitta.03
p-ultimaltd
quidleonline
samuelt192
selleverything1911
stevey1998
uk-choice
4brons499
6656joeana
chekel2007
Dfsr1
forexxhusky
natalie-tai
us.captain-memory

Private auctions are bad news for eBay buyers. You will find current information at SOSFakeFlash on sellers who use them under their “devious category”. It grows all the time.

If you bought a fake mp player or usb flash drive or memory card from an eBay seller, not to worry. eBay is busy refunding buyers.

Read eBay Refunds. Warning Messages Not To Complete Transactions. Fake Memory Fraud 8GB 16GB 32GB 64GB 128GB 256GB On eBay. SOSFakeFlash Call To Action Frauded Buyers!

You can learn more about the secrets of getting a refund by reading the new page at SOSFakeFlash Refunded!

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