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Want to buy this http://www.amazon.ca/dp/B008HK5136/ref=asc_df_B008HK51363559917?smid=A1HU0UETW2PFPN&linkCode=df0&creative=395393&creativeASIN=B008HK5136&tag=shopbotca-20but it says its sold by Memory house, that means not Amazon? Does that mean it's like eBay where people do accounts and stuff and does that mean it will take more time to ship...?

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Want to buy this http://www.amazon.ca/dp/B008HK5136/ref=asc_df_B008HK51363559917?smid=A1HU0UETW2PFPN&linkCode=df0&creative=395393&creativeASIN=B008HK5136&tag=shopbotca-20but it says its sold by Memory house, that means not Amazon? Does that mean it's like eBay where people do accounts and stuff and does that mean it will take more time to ship...?

Couple different methods since Amazon doesn't actually sell these things but are the middle man (except for a few things)

 

1) Companies send their items to Amazon - Amazon will fulfill the order and be the one that sends it. This makes getting items faster to the buyer.

 

2) Companies put up their items to be sold like a market place and are the ones that will fulfill and send the order

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Want to buy this http://www.amazon.ca/dp/B008HK5136/ref=asc_df_B008HK51363559917?smid=A1HU0UETW2PFPN&linkCode=df0&creative=395393&creativeASIN=B008HK5136&tag=shopbotca-20but it says its sold by Memory house, that means not Amazon? Does that mean it's like eBay where people do accounts and stuff and does that mean it will take more time to ship...?

It says Sold by corsair for me

 

 

 

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Want to buy this http://www.amazon.ca/dp/B008HK5136/ref=asc_df_B008HK51363559917?smid=A1HU0UETW2PFPN&linkCode=df0&creative=395393&creativeASIN=B008HK5136&tag=shopbotca-20but it says its sold by Memory house, that means not Amazon? Does that mean it's like eBay where people do accounts and stuff and does that mean it will take more time to ship...?

Sorry to evade your question but that drive isn't really good for the price at all. Please consider something else.

 

http://www.amazon.ca/Mushkin-Enhanced-Ventura-Flash-MKNUFDVS32GB/dp/B00A8TWU6A/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1425078014&sr=1-1&keywords=mushkin+ventura+plus

 

I personally have this and it works beyond rated speeds, usually 50mb writes. So it's cheaper and significantly faster. Corsair stuff is almost always overpriced.

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It says Sold by corsair for me

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Couple different methods since Amazon doesn't actually sell these things but are the middle man (except for a few things)

 

1) Companies send their items to Amazon - Amazon will fulfill the order and be the one that sends it. This makes getting items faster to the buyer.

 

2) Companies put up their items to be sold like a market place and are the ones that will fulfill and send the order

 

Amazon is a reseller so you can buy products directly from them.  They also allow third-parties to sell items.  The third-party system works more closely to eBay.  If they choose to do so, third-parties can join Amazon's fulfillment program in which Amazon takes a fee in exchange for handling shipping rather than directly from the third-party.  Fulfillment items also include Prime shipping.  Third-parties who do not take part in the Amazon fulfillment program do not qualify for Prime shipping.

I've been an Amazon Prime Member for a while now.  :)

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The product is by Corsair, it's sold by Memory House. On the right hand side, if you click on "36 new", it shows you the other vendors that also sells the same product. Items sold by Amazon or fullfilled by Amazon can be sent to a Amazon Locker.

 

 

 

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Sorry to evade your question but that drive isn't really good for the price at all. Please consider something else.

 

http://www.amazon.ca/Mushkin-Enhanced-Ventura-Flash-MKNUFDVS32GB/dp/B00A8TWU6A/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1425078014&sr=1-1&keywords=mushkin+ventura+plus

 

I personally have this and it works beyond rated speeds, usually 50mb writes. So it's cheaper and significantly faster. Corsair stuff is almost always overpriced.

 

Not looking or speeds but more for a reliable and tough product that will last. Comes with a 5 year warranty to.

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Amazon is a reseller so you can buy products directly from them.  They also allow third-parties to sell items.  The third-party system works more closely to eBay.  If they choose to do so, third-parties can join Amazon's fulfillment program in which Amazon takes a fee in exchange for handling shipping rather than directly from the third-party.  Fulfillment items also include Prime shipping.  Third-parties who do not take part in the Amazon fulfillment program do not qualify for Prime shipping.

I've been an Amazon Prime Member for a while now.  :)

Pretty much most of the items Amazon sells are from a separate company and not actually sold by them. The book department on the other hand is solely sold by them.

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Not looking or speeds but more for a reliable and tough product that will last. Comes with a 5 year warranty to.

I bought mine 2 years ago, exactly zero speed degradation so far. But I am biased against corsair.

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I bought mine 2 years ago, exactly zero speed degradation so far. But I am biased against corsair.

 

And I am biased because I am kinda fanboy... but I did not see any other flash drives that are water proof, highly shockproof and come with a 5 year warranty.

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Pretty much most of the items Amazon sells are from a separate company and not actually sold by them. The book department on the other hand is solely sold by them.

 

I did not say that they are a manufacturer; they sell them like Walmart or Newegg.

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I did not say that they are a manufacturer; they sell them like Walmart or Newegg.

Amazon hardly buys items for resale. Majority of it is marketplace items

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Amazon lets you rent warehouse space. You send your products to them, they hold onto it for you (as long as you keep paying them), and if a customer places an order, Amazon takes care of the shipping. These products are clearly labeled as "fulfilled by Amazon". 

 

There are other third party sellers that aren't fulfilled by Amazon. These items are shipped directly from the company that's selling the item. Amazon doesn't play the middle man in these scenarios, and generally, the business doesn't have to pay Amazon too. 

 

 

Pretty much most of the items Amazon sells are from a separate company and not actually sold by them. The book department on the other hand is solely sold by them.

 

Third parties can still sell versions of the same title. 

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And I am biased because I am kinda fanboy... but I did not see any other flash drives that are water proof, highly shockproof and come with a 5 year warranty.

Uhh...drives dont really need to be water proof. Just dont plug it in while it's wet and it can survive through water.

And shockproof? It's not like there are moving parts

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Uhh...drives dont really need to be water proof. Just dont plug it in while it's wet and it can survive through water.

And shockproof? It's not like there are moving parts

 

Yeah but pretty sure if I bang something else it multiple times it will break. Water proof is just an extra protection.

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