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I bought the Samsung microSDXC 64GB Class 10 UHS-I Memory Card 48 MB/s with adapter from Cloudtail on amazon india during last week's sale. I read some reviews with some users reporting getting duplicate cards, but i thought with cloudtail i will get the genuine product. I received the order today & i too have got the fake one.

Reasons why i think so,

1] Apart from the 64GB EVO in white the genuine card has other text & arrow logo in light grey. Mine has it in black & there is no arrow logo.
2] The genuine box has samsung logo with blue circular design on back while mine has SAMSUNG name in blue text.
3] Also the box pack containing the card and adapter has stickers attach on it and the box packing does not seem to be a complete entity.

 

Genuine:

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Mine (Fake?)

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If i return the product i don't want to take cashback via cards,netbanking or anything that involves them getting my bank details, i personally feel now amazon india is shady compared the the good western counterparts. So is giftcard now the only way ? It would be better if they give the money back with the guy they'll come for pick up when i apply for a return. Or at least give me the genuine product.

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I bought the Samsung microSDXC 64GB Class 10 UHS-I Memory Card 48 MB/s with adapter from Cloudtail on amazon india during last week's sale. I read some reviews with some users reporting getting duplicate cards, but i thought with cloudtail i will get the genuine product. I received the order today & i too have got the fake one.

 

Reasons why i think so,

 

1] Apart from the 64GB EVO in white the genuine card has other text & arrow logo in light grey. Mine has it in black & there is no arrow logo.

2] The genuine box has samsung logo with blue circular design on back while mine has SAMSUNG name in blue text.

3] Also the box pack containing the card and adapter has stickers attach on it and the box packing does not seem to be a complete entity.

 

Genuine:

 

bex25x.jpg

 

Mine (Fake?)

 

295bl2b.jpg

 

If i return the product i don't want to take cashback via cards,netbanking or anything that involves them getting my bank details, i personally feel now amazon india is shady compared the the good western counterparts. So is giftcard now the only way ? It would be better if they give the money back with the guy they'll come for pick up when i apply for a return. Or at least give me the genuine product.

 

 

Check this

 

https://www.thecounterfeitreport.com/product/504/Samsung-micro-SDXC-Memory-Cards.html

 

 

Helps you identify fake microsd cards use it on your own risk. If you don't want to use the above simply return it and buy strontium. They work great.

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I bought the Samsung microSDXC 64GB Class 10 UHS-I Memory Card 48 MB/s with adapter from Cloudtail on amazon india during last week's sale. I read some reviews with some users reporting getting duplicate cards, but i thought with cloudtail i will get the genuine product. I received the order today & i too have got the fake one.

 

Reasons why i think so,

 

1] Apart from the 64GB EVO in white the genuine card has other text & arrow logo in light grey. Mine has it in black & there is no arrow logo.

2] The genuine box has samsung logo with blue circular design on back while mine has SAMSUNG name in blue text.

3] Also the box pack containing the card and adapter has stickers attach on it and the box packing does not seem to be a complete entity.

 

Genuine:

 

bex25x.jpg

 

Mine (Fake?)

 

295bl2b.jpg

 

If i return the product i don't want to take cashback via cards,netbanking or anything that involves them getting my bank details, i personally feel now amazon india is shady compared the the good western counterparts. So is giftcard now the only way ? It would be better if they give the money back with the guy they'll come for pick up when i apply for a return. Or at least give me the genuine product.

 

 

Check this

 

https://www.thecounterfeitreport.com/product/504/Samsung-micro-SDXC-Memory-Cards.html

 

 

Helps you identify fake microsd cards use it on your own risk. If you don't want to use the above simply return it and buy strontium. They work great.

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Is is not possible to reach out samsung via email and provide them the serial number and validate the authencity?

I called the toll free customer service no. 1800 3000 8282 but the lady who picked up the call didn't know anything, she asked someone maybe her higher ups but the best they could say was to go to a nearby samsung store and confirm it there.

 

Check this

 

https://www.thecounterfeitreport.com/product/504/Samsung-micro-SDXC-Memory-Cards.html

 

 

Helps you identify fake microsd cards use it on your own risk. If you don't want to use the above simply return it and buy strontium. They work great.

Which strontium model you suggest?

 

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I called the toll free customer service no. 1800 3000 8282 but the lady who picked up the call didn't know anything, she asked someone maybe her higher ups but the best they could say was to go to a nearby samsung store and confirm it there.

 

 

Which strontium model you suggest?

 

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Strontium Nitro 64GB. Costs 1.3k but they are good.

 

See the image.

 

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I also bought a Samsung 32 Gb EVO+ card, and so far it seems genuine. Good build quality is clearly apparent. I am also satisfied with the read and write speeds, which are close to advertised.

 

Although, I must say, when I tried to register the card with Samsung, it did say "invalid serial number".

 

I'll try to email them and see what they have to say :)

 

My conclusion so far, apart from the serial number not registering, I am 98% sure the card is genuine. You don't see detailed quality like this in fake cards :)

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I also bought a Samsung 32 Gb EVO+ card, and so far it seems genuine. Good build quality is clearly apparent. I am also satisfied with the read and write speeds, which are close to advertised.

 

Although, I must say, when I tried to register the card with Samsung, it did say "invalid serial number".

 

I'll try to email them and see what they have to say :)

 

My conclusion so far, apart from the serial number not registering, I am 98% sure the card is genuine. You don't see detailed quality like this in fake cards :)

Nitro do try this and report here.

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Lol really they're selling fake stuff :O Few months ago mem card was out of stock so I bought it locally from og Samsung shop and they told me never to buy Samsung mem cards from FK/Amazon as most of them are usually fake.I thought they were lying :P

They are lying. Shopkeepers always lie. I bought Samsung 16gb EVO Card from flipkart <1 month ago and it was absolutely genuine.

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Amazon sold me a fake Cs game dvd that had used key on last sale
CC f**kers said i used the key as its not possible to get a used key
Went to steam and opened a ticket sent them my scanned key copy and they verified it was used around 4 months back
Forwarded the ticket to Amazon along with my steam username ,my game library screenshot and demanded my money back with compensation for giving me a fake key and on top of it calling me a liar.
Got my money refunded to bank plus a Rs 200 GC.

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I also bought a Samsung 32 Gb EVO+ card, and so far it seems genuine. Good build quality is clearly apparent. I am also satisfied with the read and write speeds, which are close to advertised.

 

Although, I must say, when I tried to register the card with Samsung, it did say "invalid serial number".

 

I'll try to email them and see what they have to say :)

 

My conclusion so far, apart from the serial number not registering, I am 98% sure the card is genuine. You don't see detailed quality like this in fake cards :)

Don't even underestimate the quality of fakes in this age, if I was you and card did not register I will be concerned.

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Don't even underestimate the quality of fakes in this age, if I was you and card did not register I will be concerned.

I have sent an email to Samsung with a pic of my card showing serial number and Amazon invoice.

 

Let's see what reply I get :)

 

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I have sent an email to Samsung with a pic of my card showing serial number and Amazon invoice.

 

Let's see what reply I get :)

 

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Good keep a tab, and make sure you are satisfied. Best of luck.

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Nitro do try this and report here.

 

As i read reviews on amazon people who try to register face the same issue as gaara faced. The second review by Mubeen Nakade on the below link states

 

 

 

You wont be able to register this card on samsung.com as company itself dont have any option to register this item and many other small peripheral products.. as per my call with samsung service. U just need a bill for warranty.

 

http://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B00KUKYY4I?keywords=samsung%2064gb&qid=1445367055&ref_=sr_1_2&sr=8-2

 

According to him the card he bought was genuine but he states the arrow mark ones are the ones that come with adapter but i have the one with adapter but no arrow mark.

 

Also check other most helpful reviews for this card, one person even tore up those fake stickers too.

 

See the amount of negative reviews, most of them have the word fake, before anyone asks, i bought this card seeing the positive reviews by thinking with cloudtail as the seller I'll get the genuine article but it was not to be. I don't know if a store purchase is safe or not, but at least i can check multiple types of cards in stores, going for a sale was not the right choice in this case i guess.

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