Legit 4GB?

[Brew Swillis]

Originally Posted by lattesurf";p=&quot

This seller could also be a past scammer that set up a new account. But this is pure speculation. We'll need to wait till you receive it and formatted it to verify the actual capacity.

A note about Brew Swillis's comment, assuming that the bid does not hit $58, does it mean that the seller would send a hacked player instead? Wouldn't this be fraud? In auctions, there is no guarantee that the bid would reach a certain amount. Unless the seller is shill bidding in the background. But anyway, everyone knows that "rogerlam628" talks nothing but BS.

Of course it's fraud....but we all know that "rogerlam628" is a scammer. After I bought one of his hacked players, and sent him an email saying that I knew it was hacked.....he eventually told me that I could buy a legit 4GB player from him for $58. He told me that "I am smart, and should have known that I couldn't get a 4GB player for $46." I'm sure, even if you spend more than $58 or a "rogerlam628" 4GB player, he will still send you a 2GB one.

[monkeykingy]

I have another question, if it is a hacked 4 GB player does the memory info on the player display the real memory?

[lattesurf]

monkeykingy , no the memory info would also display 4GB. However the percentage of usage would start to show weird values after you start storing/removing files from your player.

[millstonemike]

Hello,

I bought an 8 GB (so the offer said) 3rd Gen Nano replica. Actually, I bought 10 units direct from china. XP Explorer shows 8GB but the memory value is definately hacked.

I loaded a 1.3 GB music collection and when I browsed the flash drive using XP Eplorer, I noticed several folders (e.g., artist collections) had garbage in their directories.

I tried a couple of versions of the MP3 player disk utitilies (mentioned on MyMPXPlayer.org) and they all reported 4GB but refused to format the flash drive.

Then I tried the disk utilty that came with the player and used the low level format. It reformatted the drive to 1 GB and XP now sees a 1 GB drive. This would support the observations of corrupted files when I load the 1.3 GB of music.

If you received a utilility on the disk that came with the unit, reformat the drive (low level) and it may deliver an accurate drive size (and avoid corruptted files every time you overload the drive when Windows (et. al) is working on an artifically inflated drive size.

Regards,

Millstonemike

[monkeykingy]

I tried using the how to remove hack memory tool but it won't let me slide the slider to find the true memory and it won't let me format my player either. I don't know how else to find the real memory.

[ashley_rb]

Originally Posted by monkeykingy";p=&quot

I tried using the how to remove hack memory tool but it won't let me slide the slider to find the true memory and it won't let me format my player either. I don't know how else to find the real memory.

Hi monkeykingy. If you downloaded the software from a CD, you could have a corrupted version of the Disk Utilities software.

On eBay there is a guy, Zeke, who wrote The Hacked Memory Scam Guide. I emailed him and asked him if I could post the link to download a clean version of the Disk Utilities Software in this message.

He said it would be better to give you a free copy of the guide. In the guide is a link to the clean version of the software. The link changes a lot, sometimes several times a day because of hacked sellers so there's no point in posting it here.

Email Zeke and he will email you back a free copy of the guide. His email address is: hackedmemoryscam@gmail.com

You can see what Zeke is doing on eBay at:

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZhackedmemoryscam