Amazon SD cards

I will just put this out there, I know most if not all people are wiser than this lol but I would strongly advise against buying a sd card from amazon as they are mostly knock offs or fakes.
Went the babevidz site went down I thought I would buy a 1tb card off amazon at a great price to try and salvage as much as I could, turns out that although it displays as a 1tb card turns out at 64gb it just writes over other files so I'm actually worse off than I started lol.

Alas we go again.

Burned.

Cheapest random name 1 Tb SD Card that I can see on Amazon is £60 give or take. Cheapest 1Tb external SSD from a reputable brand (Crucial) is £63.99.

I know which I would have bought and in fact have as I have a couple of the Crucial drives already

Thanks for the warning you should alert amazon to it and see what they'll do about it. which will be Sweet FA

(06-07-2025 20:56 )Tumble_Drier Wrote:  Cheapest random name 1 Tb SD Card that I can see on Amazon is £60 give or take. Cheapest 1Tb external SSD from a reputable brand (Crucial) is £63.99.

I know which I would have bought and in fact have as I have a couple of the Crucial drives already

I got mine for about 35 pound which probably should have raised the red flags straight away it's a 1tb allegedly but as is rewrites data at 64gb I've basically payed treble nearly for a 64 sd card.
Looking on forums it's quite a common issue apparently
If buying from Amazon stick to trusted sellers i guess and hope they don't send any random sd card of that size they stockpile to make sending out quicker even better stick to small local businesses lol.

Ps just to clarify I'm referring to Micro SD cards

Yes this is a common issue and it's difficult for Amazon to deal with, because as soon as a scam account like this starts getting bad reviews the seller will often abandon the account and start a new one.