A first time experience for me, purchased a spiffy new Plantronics m-50 
Bluetooth headset for my cell phone from Amazon. The device did not seem 
to perform, called Plantronics tech support the mystery deepened when 
key markings were missing from the headset. After the tech questioned me 
repeatedly, I mailed them a photo it became clear that Amazon had sold 
me a counterfeit headset, and a DOA one at that. I'm returning for a 
refund meanwhile Plantronics has some serious questions for Amazon who 
very clearly represented the products as being genuine.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005IMB5NG/ref=pe_385040_30332200_TE_item

Watch out if you use Amazon.

-R

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