Does anyone else see a problem with this https://www.ebay.com.au/p/Samsung-MB-MC256GA-APC-EVO-Plus-2

[laurie6112]

When you commit to purchse the check out shows you have purchased a 64GB SD card not a 256GB card

[laurie6112]

link not displayed in my firsty post

https://www.ebay.com.au/p/Samsung-MB-MC256GA-APC-EVO-Plus-256GB-Class-10-microSDXC-UHS-I-Memory-Card...

[enigmabear]

Looking at the seller's feedback, I am not surprised

I would not consider buying from them at all, especially since a lot of their neg feedback is about memory cards

[twyngwyn]

Report the listing

[laurie6112]

OK, would love to do that but I'm over 64 years old and am scrathing my head trying to work out how to do just that

[laurie6112]

I managed to find the link to report the item but then the options available for reporting do not describe what is so obviously wrong

Hmm too hard

[go-tazz]

You can also contact eBay and talk to them that way.

This gives you their direct links without having to go through their rigmarole:

https://www.ebay.com.au/help/home

Just keep in mind that the Call option is only available during business hours,

(8 am to 9 pm Mon to Fri and 8 am to 5 pm on Sat and Sun).

Have us call you seems to be the best option.

Just scroll to the bottom of that page.

[kopenhagen5]

Reported it for you. 

[laurie6112]

thanks for that , very much appreciated

great to see there are still some nice people in the world

[brerrabbit585]

Sorry, but it ISN'T the seller doing that - it's ebay. The seller has absolutely no control over it and probably no knowledge of it either.

It's one of ebay's latest ideas of mixing the details from several listings to make one composite listing. You have to click on the link "see details" to see the seller's actual listing, which is for - surprise, surprise - a 64 GB card.

Why anyone would buy it without clicking the see details link is beyond me. That type of listing is pretty obvious once you've first seen them because they show a little bit further down "All listings for this product". The 64 GB card is the first listing shown.

If the seller has received negatives from people who've bought the product through ebay's composite listing they're totally unfair negatives.