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Originally Posted by razzer001";p="
Quote:
Originally Posted by RufusP";p="
Dear customer,
We are sorry that happened, The item was examined strictly by our QC before we
shipped it to you, but the hacked disk would be caused in transit or during
using it ,which is our of our control . if we cannot repair it , we will sent
a new one to you . however return shipping and will not be refunded or
reimbursed under all circumstances. sorry for inconvenience caused.
Best Regards
Uxcell customer service
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So the truth is out - Hong Kong Post are the ones behind all the hacked players ROFL |
I asked them what there theory on that one was and how "transit" hacked my player. I sent them links to a couple of others that have recieved hacked players and asked them if transit hacked theirs as well but they pretty much shut up about the whole thing.
I asked them about the whole "transit" hacking scheme and if they figured the Hong Kong post was opening packages de-soldering the larger chips and then soldering in 128mb chips in there place, hacking them to display the marked size on the player then sealing the paper lunch sacks they ship them in back up and sending them to the US. They will not confirm or deny this theory either.
I sent them proof many times that this is a hacked player, verified that the chip is a 128mb hynix/samsung not the 2gb I paid for and sent proof of that as well and they still deny they had anything to do with it. They still want me to pay $20 to ship this piece of crap back and that is not going to happen. I said it before and I will say it again I don't think a company that acts like this should have advertisments and a section on this forum. It gives people the idea that it is a great place to buy from and you don't have to worry about getting scammed. Thats what I thought and it is defenitly not the case.