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to0g 24th Oct 2006 10:43 pm

Help with finding a Player
 
Hello,

A few months ago, I lost my iPod Nano and have come to terms with the fact that it isn't coming back. After having a portable music withdrawl, I decided to check eBay for a similar player and ended up stumbling across a player that was "Nano-like" and had no mention of any brand name at all. The specifications looked really good, especially for the low price.

Instead of bidding on something that I was fairly convinced was completely fake, I did a few Google searches and eventually ended up at this forum. Everyone here appears to be knowledgeable about these players, and so I hope that I can have some questions answered:

Where is a legitimate place to buy a player? I see a lot of them on eBay, but I see a lot of complaints about hacked players being purchased from there. Are there certain things that I can look for in an auction or questions to ask a seller to verify that the unit isn't hacked? In particular, I was interested in the products offered by this seller: http://search.ebay.com/search/search...trypage=search

Here is a question that I sent to the seller regarding this item: http://cgi.ebay.com/New-2GB-MP3-MP4-...QcmdZViewItem:

Quote:

I have read stories of people complaining about hacked MP3 players similar to this one--that they initially say that they have 2GB (gigabytes) of space and they end up having far less after a format of the device. Can you confirm that this is not an issue with this particular item?

Also, I've read about people who purchased similar items and received a device with 2Gb of space (gigabits not gigabytes--a difference in size by a scale of 8). Can you confirm that the device has 2GigaBYTES of space?

Thanks for your time,
-Mike
And here's the response I received:

Quote:

yes, it is 2 GBytes of space. If you are not satisfied with mp4 player, you can always return it for full refund within 2 weeks. Thanks
Have I asked the right questions, and does it appear that I have found a legitimate player?

I appreciate anyone's insight.

lattesurf 25th Oct 2006 4:46 am

Re: Help with finding a Player
 
to0g , there is absolutely no way of telling whether a player's been hacked or not, only a format would reveal the true size. Sometimes the sellers themselves do not even know that their supplier is selling them players with hacked memory.

There are quite a few in this forum who bought their players off Uxcell.com and seems like they sell legit players.

if you'll like to try to buy off eBay, it would be better to check with their exchange policy if such a memory incident should occur. On whether you get your money back, return postage, or partial refund etc..

Hope this helps.

bL33d 26th Oct 2006 9:18 pm

Re: Help with finding a Player
 
I cant be of alot help yet but i did order a mp4 player for uxcell and hope to have it soon ... Will leave feedback here when i get it.


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