Kingston 128GB memory stick

[brewis]

Are these on the go lately that are FAKE ?

Bought one on nf.wanted but can't get it formatted....

[Don]

Post by brewis
Are these on the go lately that are FAKE ?
Bought one on nf.wanted but can't get it formatted....

Dude there is a real issue with these USB drive at the moment, I did
some research and discovered that there are four types of usb chips
being produced in china at the moment

Type A - Top Quality 100% guaranteed

The following Type A and B are produced at the same time as Type A but
due to their position on the silicone their produced on are sold off
or scraped.

Type B -
second grade still good quality but most manufacturers wont take the
risk of putting there name on them

Type C -
(the type I think You bought) are produced on the very edge of the
silicone and have a tendency to fail 30- 40% of the time and are
considered junk by the manufacturer

Type D -
Recycled chips from ether type B/C sources or from other sources.

Sorry but I thing you might have to swallow your losses

next time you should try a supplier that gives you a lifetime
guarantee

like this http://www.blueloyal.com/products.htm

[Jim]

I thought Kingston guaranteed their shit for life


"Don" <***@gmail.com> wrote in message news:3d247154-1e97-437a-8325-***@c10g2000yqi.googlegroups.com...

Sorry but I thing you might have to swallow your losses

next time you should try a supplier that gives you a lifetime
guarantee

like this http://www.blueloyal.com/products.htm

[David]

Well... Kingston USB drive that this one claimed to be would normally come with
a 5-year (not lifetime on USB drives... they do wear out eventually)...

But all of this would only apply is it was a "REAL" Kingston USB, which I would
put money on the fact that it is not.

David.

Post by Jim
I thought Kingston guaranteed their shit for life
Sorry but I thing you might have to swallow your losses
next time you should try a supplier that gives you a lifetime
guarantee
like this http://www.blueloyal.com/products.htm

[jagtown]

02/09/2010 2:29:28 PM

Post by David
Well... Kingston USB drive that this one claimed to be would

normally come with

Post by David
a 5-year (not lifetime on USB drives... they do wear out

eventually)...

Post by David
But all of this would only apply is it was a "REAL" Kingston USB, which I would
put money on the fact that it is not.
David.

Post by Jim
I thought Kingston guaranteed their shit for life

googlegroups.com...

Post by David

Post by Jim
Sorry but I thing you might have to swallow your losses
next time you should try a supplier that gives you a lifetime
guarantee
like this http://www.blueloyal.com/products.htm

Just to make sure its nothing obvious, check to make sure there isn't
a button or little peice on the stick that locks access to the drive
as read only...