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Scammers will modify them to read that they have stated capacity. In reality, they don't. Similar to the SD card scandal. Buyer beware. If it's too good to be true...Whats the TLDR. I may have 5 cheap sata SSDs in my ebay cart at the moment![]()
I don't buy SD or flash cards from Amazon, or batteries and other small items. They comingle inventory for Prime and they can be poisoned super easily, this is well known and as former Amazon seller I saw it first hand. I've also received from Amazon bad storage (super slow, flakey but "name brand") and batteries that are "Sony" but last for about a month where they should last a year. I said enough was enough and only buy them brick and mortar now. Walmart, etc. are just as cheap and I can pick them up with groceries that I have put in my trunk by ordering in the app.I buy my SSDs, flash drives and SD cards from Amazon. They're all brand names such as Samsung, Western Digital, SanDisk. I want the best price, but not just anything. So, I stay away from eBay on those things. Who buys SATA drives any longer? I have a couple now gathering dust in a box. They were once the latest and greatest. LOL
I buy my SSDs, flash drives and SD cards from Amazon.
Also amazon is just a marketplace exactly like ebay, so the exact same crowd of illegal sellers sell in all of them.I don't buy SD or flash cards from Amazon, or batteries and other small items.