[Amazon.com] Samsung 64GB EVO Class 10 Micro SDXC $19.57 USD plus shipping

These are $35.99 from Amazon.ca (with no tax charged). For a couple dollars more; might be better to order from the Amazon Canada.

Nice. As long as people are aware that those are not from Amazon but from 3rd party which is fine for some people.

http://www.amazon.ca/gp/offer-listing/B ... dition=new

normanh wrote: ↑These are $35.99 from Amazon.ca (with no tax charged). For a couple dollars more; might be better to order from the Amazon Canada.

samw wrote: ↑Nice. As long as people are aware that those are not from Amazon but from 3rd party which is fine for some people.

That's a good point. This might be off topic; but for someone like myself who might not know; what are the disadvantages of an Amazon purchase from a 3rd party? Is it harder to return? Is there less tracking? Does Amazon not deal with issues/problems - for example, if it comes damaged? Would sincerely appreciate insight on this because I was actually looking to buy this particular item.

Here are some things to consider:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/ ... eId=537802

"About Ordering from a Third-Party seller


Third-party sellers are independent sellers who offer a variety of new, used, refurbished, and collectible merchandise.

...
Because Amazon.com isn't directly involved in the completion of sales arranged with third-party sellers, you'll need to contact the third-party seller directly for the following issues:
• To check on your order or shipment status.
• To schedule or reschedule services.
• To cancel an order and receive a refund.
• To return an order.

If a dispute arises between you and a third-party seller, and you can't reach an agreement with them, the Amazon.com A-to-z Guarantee is available to you. For more information, go to A-to-z Guarantee Protection. "

There's also the issue of trust. I am pretty sure that when I buy from Amazon, the item will be authentic. With 3rd party, you need to do your homework and trust that the 3rd party's items are authentic which most of the times they are.

normanh wrote: ↑That's a good point. This might be off topic; but for someone like myself who might not know; what are the disadvantages of an Amazon purchase from a 3rd party? Is it harder to return? Is there less tracking? Does Amazon not deal with issues/problems - for example, if it comes damaged? Would sincerely appreciate insight on this because I was actually looking to buy this particular item.

samw wrote: ↑Should come to around $27.02 USD (approx. $34 CAD) all in assuming there are no additional taxes.


"In Stock.
Ships from and sold by Amazon.com. Gift-wrap available.
This item ships to Vancouver, Canada. Want it Wednesday, July 8? Order within 41 hrs 48 mins and choose AmazonGlobal Priority Shipping at checkout."

"Order Summary
Items: $19.57
Shipping & handling: $5.03
Total before tax: $24.60
Estimated tax to be collected: $0.00
Import Fees Deposit $2.42
Order total: $27.02"

"Style: MIcro SD w/ Adapter
Up to 48MB/s transfer speed
Great for Cell phones, Smartphones, Android Tablets, Tablet PCs.
Great speed and performance for full HD video recording, high resolution pictures, mobile gaming, music and more.
Water proof, Temperature Proof, X-Ray proof, Magnetic proof
Compatible with devices with SDxC slots."

On the Canadian side there's someone shipping these from China for

CDN$ 18.92 + CDN$ 5.54 shipping

Shows $22.99

Order Summary
Items: $22.99
Shipping & handling: $5.03
Total before tax: $28.02
Estimated tax to be collected: $0.00
Import Fees Deposit $3.08
Order total: $31.10

normanh wrote: ↑That's a good point. This might be off topic; but for someone like myself who might not know; what are the disadvantages of an Amazon purchase from a 3rd party? Is it harder to return? Is there less tracking? Does Amazon not deal with issues/problems - for example, if it comes damaged? Would sincerely appreciate insight on this because I was actually looking to buy this particular item.

In addition to the info posted flash memory is often counterfeited. Chances increase from third party/ebay sellers for this however, even Amazon sold items have had counterfeits sold by accident occasionally.

You guys should try talking about the actual product, it is a deal btw.

46long wrote: ↑You guys should try talking about the actual product, it is a deal btw.

Sure, if you don't get a fake (there are indications from *some* reviewers that they got fake cards, even though this is direct from Amazon.com). Unfortunately one of the most counterfeited products on the planet...

Amazon.com is up to $23 but still $19.57 at Walmart.com: http://mobile.walmart.com/ip/Samsung-64 ... r/37455295

GROSS wrote: ↑On the Canadian side there's someone shipping these from China for

CDN$ 18.92 + CDN$ 5.54 shipping

Avoid 'China' + "Memory Card" like the plague

For those interested in purchasing memory cards from China for amazing prices, I should let you know that I have some magical beans for sale that you also might be interested in.

fatestkid wrote: ↑Shows $22.99

Order Summary
Items: $22.99
Shipping & handling: $5.03
Total before tax: $28.02
Estimated tax to be collected: $0.00
Import Fees Deposit $3.08
Order total: $31.10

Remember it will cost almost $39 Can
$31.10 + $7.75 ( 25% CC UDS exchange )= $38.78 CAD

Wizard1 wrote: ↑Avoid 'China' + "Memory Card" like the plague

^^^ This!!!

2Riskit wrote: ↑Remember it will cost almost $39 Can
$31.10 + $7.75 ( 25% CC UDS exchange )= $38.78 CAD

Is the CC currency exchage fee 2.5% instead of 25%?

szhaozg wrote: ↑Is the CC currency exchage fee 2.5% instead of 25%?

USD to CAN exchange rate with CC fees should add up to 25%

*SOLD OUT* from Amazon at the moment