Seller wusimz has been on ebay since 14-Nov-08 in China and to date has almost entirely positive feedback. Intially this seller started with what may have been genuine 2GB flash drives then in mid December switched to selling fake 16GB drives. One model sold has been tested and shown to be a fake capacity drive. […]
December 29, 2008 by techreporters
In recent weeks existing websites run by the FrankenFlash Project have been overwhelmed by consumers seeking help for false capacity flash devices purchased. The demand caused the international site to exceed it’s monthly bandwidth. Currently run by volunteers who fund expenses from their own pockets, the available sites have been limited. The issue needed to […]
December 25, 2008 by techreporters
The FrankenFlash Project’s – eBayers Against False Capacity Flash website is temporarily closed until January 2009. The demand for information on Fake Flash devices on eBay has been too high during the month of December 2008. We blew the bandwidth quota. Arraugh! Fortuantely SOSFakeFlash is the main site, eBayers Against False Capacity Flash is a […]
December 23, 2008 by fightflashfraud
This suspect seller sold many flash drives of the model pictured here in December using private listings. Ebay has removed listings following reports from ebayers that the seller was using private listings and that drives were likely to be fraudulently programmed. If you bought the flash drive pictured from this seller test it immediately with h2testw. If it fails the […]
December 21, 2008 by fightflashfraud
Another 120GB drive was advertised by a UK seller on Ebay in mid December. The seller had 100 of these drives and initially I thought he might be an innocent victim of fake flash because he withdrew a listing on 15th December. It now seems he is not so innocent after all. If you bought a flash drive […]
December 12, 2008 by techreporters
FakeFlashNews has an amazing discovery sent by SOSFakeFlash – a 120GB Micro Vault counterfeit drive has recently been sold on eBay from the United Kingdom. Hard to believe, but true. The packaging indicates that it must be a left over from the first wave of counterfeits send abroad at the end of 2007 or early […]
December 11, 2008 by techreporters
FixFakeFlash from SOSFakeFlash, explains steps to rescue a fake flash (counterfeit) drive. How you can try to return it to its true size. Wrestling with FrankenFlash drives to make them useful is a mystery to most victims of fake flash drive purchases. The information FixFakeFlash has for you comes from the efforts of fake flash […]
December 6, 2008 by techreporters
FakeFlashNews has received an urgent communication warning against buying any bargain price 16GB flash drive pensticks on eBay. This warning is for unbranded flash USB drives mainly 16GB but also 32GB. Interviewed by Techreporters, SOSFakeFlash, part of the FrankenFlash Project explains why they asked us to release a communication advising people not to buy:
December 31, 2008 by fightflashfraud
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