Our research indicates that the price of the 400GB SanDisk Ultra UHS-1 MicroSDXC Memory Card $X is $11 lower (22% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $49.99
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Our research indicates that the price of the 400GB SanDisk Ultra UHS-1 MicroSDXC Memory Card $X is $11 lower (22% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $49.99
Prices are valid 9/29 or while supplies last
About this product:
Rating of 4.8 from over 89,000 Amazon customer reviews.
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One thing I have heard about wrt. Amazon is having to be careful about receiving counterfeit products for things potentially of this sort.
One supposed problem had to do with them selling the same product ID from any one of 3rd party sellers as well as "sold by Amazon".
But when you order that (same) product ID it reportedly (?) could get picked up out of the same stock pile that might be shared stock for that product containing things that came from 3rd party vendors as well as whatever Amazon procured by whatever means for their own "sold by" stock. If that's so then it even more muddies the question of "where did the thing I bought even come from, who procured it, and from where?".
I wonder if sandisk / westerndigital store directly will match the price.
The fact that your important and helpful info was hidden because SD'ers are penny-pinchers or have such a circle-jerk for Amazon is getting pretty tired.
This deal and this price has additional factors and considerations, some discussed here about literally the possibility of receiving a counterfeit product, yet people can't tolerate even the sight or thought of how an alternative is available at a higher price? What is this place?
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One thing I have heard about wrt. Amazon is having to be careful about receiving counterfeit products for things potentially of this sort.
One supposed problem had to do with them selling the same product ID from any one of 3rd party sellers as well as "sold by Amazon".
But when you order that (same) product ID it reportedly (?) could get picked up out of the same stock pile that might be shared stock for that product containing things that came from 3rd party vendors as well as whatever Amazon procured by whatever means for their own "sold by" stock. If that's so then it even more muddies the question of "where did the thing I bought even come from, who procured it, and from where?".
I wonder if sandisk / westerndigital store directly will match the price.
h2testw and a few other utilities can check the media for errors and rated capacity
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One thing I have heard about wrt. Amazon is having to be careful about receiving counterfeit products for things potentially of this sort.
One supposed problem had to do with them selling the same product ID from any one of 3rd party sellers as well as "sold by Amazon".
But when you order that (same) product ID it reportedly (?) could get picked up out of the same stock pile that might be shared stock for that product containing things that came from 3rd party vendors as well as whatever Amazon procured by whatever means for their own "sold by" stock. If that's so then it even more muddies the question of "where did the thing I bought even come from, who procured it, and from where?".
I wonder if sandisk / westerndigital store directly will match the price.
One thing I have heard about wrt. Amazon is having to be careful about receiving counterfeit products for things potentially of this sort.
One supposed problem had to do with them selling the same product ID from any one of 3rd party sellers as well as "sold by Amazon".
But when you order that (same) product ID it reportedly (?) could get picked up out of the same stock pile that might be shared stock for that product containing things that came from 3rd party vendors as well as whatever Amazon procured by whatever means for their own "sold by" stock. If that's so then it even more muddies the question of "where did the thing I bought even come from, who procured it, and from where?".
I wonder if sandisk / westerndigital store directly will match the price.
I'd go Best Buy or another place if possible. My example for Amazon is ordering the US version of a game directly from Amazon and receiving the European version.
One thing I have heard about wrt. Amazon is having to be careful about receiving counterfeit products for things potentially of this sort.
One supposed problem had to do with them selling the same product ID from any one of 3rd party sellers as well as "sold by Amazon".
But when you order that (same) product ID it reportedly (?) could get picked up out of the same stock pile that might be shared stock for that product containing things that came from 3rd party vendors as well as whatever Amazon procured by whatever means for their own "sold by" stock. If that's so then it even more muddies the question of "where did the thing I bought even come from, who procured it, and from where?".
I wonder if sandisk / westerndigital store directly will match the price.
Can email sellers & ask if they commingle inventory or opted out. If there's an ASIN sticker on your product, it probably wasn't commingled. Also, Amazon Exec Customer Support claimed in an email to me in September 2015: "If an item is shipped and sold by Amazon [dot] com it will not be commingled with any other inventory."
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One supposed problem had to do with them selling the same product ID from any one of 3rd party sellers as well as "sold by Amazon".
But when you order that (same) product ID it reportedly (?) could get picked up out of the same stock pile that might be shared stock for that product containing things that came from 3rd party vendors as well as whatever Amazon procured by whatever means for their own "sold by" stock. If that's so then it even more muddies the question of "where did the thing I bought even come from, who procured it, and from where?".
I wonder if sandisk / westerndigital store directly will match the price.
This deal and this price has additional factors and considerations, some discussed here about literally the possibility of receiving a counterfeit product, yet people can't tolerate even the sight or thought of how an alternative is available at a higher price? What is this place?
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One supposed problem had to do with them selling the same product ID from any one of 3rd party sellers as well as "sold by Amazon".
But when you order that (same) product ID it reportedly (?) could get picked up out of the same stock pile that might be shared stock for that product containing things that came from 3rd party vendors as well as whatever Amazon procured by whatever means for their own "sold by" stock. If that's so then it even more muddies the question of "where did the thing I bought even come from, who procured it, and from where?".
I wonder if sandisk / westerndigital store directly will match the price.
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One supposed problem had to do with them selling the same product ID from any one of 3rd party sellers as well as "sold by Amazon".
But when you order that (same) product ID it reportedly (?) could get picked up out of the same stock pile that might be shared stock for that product containing things that came from 3rd party vendors as well as whatever Amazon procured by whatever means for their own "sold by" stock. If that's so then it even more muddies the question of "where did the thing I bought even come from, who procured it, and from where?".
I wonder if sandisk / westerndigital store directly will match the price.
One supposed problem had to do with them selling the same product ID from any one of 3rd party sellers as well as "sold by Amazon".
But when you order that (same) product ID it reportedly (?) could get picked up out of the same stock pile that might be shared stock for that product containing things that came from 3rd party vendors as well as whatever Amazon procured by whatever means for their own "sold by" stock. If that's so then it even more muddies the question of "where did the thing I bought even come from, who procured it, and from where?".
I wonder if sandisk / westerndigital store directly will match the price.
One supposed problem had to do with them selling the same product ID from any one of 3rd party sellers as well as "sold by Amazon".
But when you order that (same) product ID it reportedly (?) could get picked up out of the same stock pile that might be shared stock for that product containing things that came from 3rd party vendors as well as whatever Amazon procured by whatever means for their own "sold by" stock. If that's so then it even more muddies the question of "where did the thing I bought even come from, who procured it, and from where?".
I wonder if sandisk / westerndigital store directly will match the price.
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