Can you guarantee the picture posted is of the exact card you’ll be getting?
No.
Can you guarantee the seller will be honest with you should you ask for more information?
No.
Would I trust this seller given that he’s in Hong Kong and after reading the negative feedback comments that he doesn’t respond to customer complaints?
I don’t think so.
You should be able to find a good price on this card from a reputable dealer elsewhere (not on eBay). You may pay a bit more, but say you buy this card . . . it’s fake . . . and you can’t get the seller to respond or replace the card. You’re out $55! What kind of value is that?
EBay is a good place to buy some things. I use it quite a bit. But given the number of fake memory cards being sold on there in the last year or so I would look elsewhere for that product.
