Fake 2TB Flash Drives on eBay & Amazon: Don't Buy!

This video is a snippet from a Weekly Wrapup episode that you can find here: http://lon.tv/ww259 . If you dig around on sites like eBay you can find a ton of cheap "2TB" flash drives for a price that's too good to be true. The sad truth is that all of these flash drives are fake, and are programmed to show up as having a 2TB capacity when plugged into your computer, but as soon as you start trying to fill them up, you'll quickly hit the true 16 or 32GB capacity! A court recently ruled that Amazon can be held responsible for defective goods sold by 3rd parties: http://lon.tv/amazon3rdparty .
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