Amazon.com AMAZON COLLUDES WITH DISHONEST SELLERS IN ORDER TO ENHANCE ITS PROFIT Seattle Washington

There is a lot of counterfeits of the brand-name SD memory cards on the market. They often have falsely declared capacity and/or quit working after while. Being aware of it, I bought two rather highly priced SanDisk Ultra 32GB microSDHC UHS-I Cards from the DJI ELECTRONICS, and I bought them from this seller just because of their good on Amazon rating. Regrettably, after a few uses the one of those SD cards stopped working. Acting like a cheep substandard seller the DJI ELECTRONICS refuses to take any responsibility for selling me the product that, more likely than not, is the one of those cheap counterfeits.

I lost a lot of valuable data, and to increase my frustration, the Amazon protects the crooked sellers (and obviously its profit) and arrogantly prevents me to give this seller the rating that they deserve, and to caution the other buyers what they could expect from this product and from DJI ELECTRONICS.

In the instructions Amazon say. “Don't describe your seller or shipping experience, you can do that at amazon.com/feedback. However, when I follow its instructions, the Amazon just runs me round and round on its website, and allows me to rate ONLY the product itself. This is outrageous, because the same product could work properly if it is a genuine product sell by a genuine seller and not the apparent counterfeit that DJI ELECTRONICS sold me.

It is also outrageous that due to the precarious formula that Amazon uses, the seller evaluation is misleading absolutely meaningless. It gives the sellers that do not stay behind their products and have lousy or tricky return policy excellent rating and thus victimizes the customers. That is good for Amazon's profit, but leaves the tricked customers high and dry.