Does this sound dodgy?

The packaging type gives a change on the price, but for a class 4 card it's about average.
 
Barso said:
The packaging type gives a change on the price, but for a class 4 card it's about average.

Didn't know there were different classes, what are the meaning of the different types?
 
I would not buy from a marketplace seller on Amazon.

Dealing with Amazon.co.uk itself is pretty safe with regards to fakes but there are a lot around on ebay and other places.

Be careful!

Heather
 
Tigger.ufo said:
I would not buy from a marketplace seller on Amazon.

Dealing with Amazon.co.uk itself is pretty safe with regards to fakes but there are a lot around on ebay and other places.

Be careful!

Heather

Thanks Heather, I shall be careful :)
 
Have a look on www.7dayshop.com for some bargain memory cards. I've been using them for over 10 years now and had no problems with them. They've got some good offers on 64Gb SDHC cards at the moment.
 
The postman has just delivered my second one of these Integral 16gb , I know they are not the cheapest but I prefer a couple of smaller cards than one big one.
 
Stick to a known brand of card like Lexar or Sandisk, and stick to a reliable retailer like Amazon themselves or Play. I personally wouldn't by any own brand ones like 7 day shop as although they are a fantastic retailer, there cards aren't quite so reliable.
I've never use My Memory so I don't how reliable they are as a retailer or what the quality of their cards is like.
 
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