Jenssen,Selling fake as Genuine., Irresponsible Earphones bulk Seller 
Mar 5 2007, 12:59 PM, updated 19y ago
Jenssen is selling fake earphones over 10 bulks and now discovered. He cant explain anything but just keep digging on buyers trust.
1) Selling faulty set
2) Passing faulty/used set to other buyer.
3) Not respond for warranty claiming (Stated 2 yrs, but told buyer not under warranty for some issue).
4) Not refund although promised. (He promised to refund in full if we found tat the earphone is fake to gain trust for the bulk?)
Backed proof:
Photos
Official response from Sennheiser
Thread:
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/287916/+1120
Proofs:
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for those who being fooled by this fellow. can check here also.
(from http://reviews.ebay.com/Fake-Sennheiser-CX...00000003024776)
http://iaudiophile.net/forums/showthread.php?t=11598&page=3
http://www.anythingbutipod.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8392
**UPDATE**
I have managed to get this official response from Sennheiser:
Hello -
Thank you for your inquiry and interest in Sennheiser. The "CX300" on eBay from China are not authentic Sennheiser's, though they may have been labeled as such.
Further, our official statement on OEM goods regarding the CX300 and other similar looking items is stated below:
"The CX 300 ear canal headphones are manufactured by a Sennheiser production partner in Asia. Since Sennheiser does not own the exclusive design rights for this product, it is up to this or other OEM manufacturer(s) to sell the same or similar products to other companies (like Creative, for example). However, only the CX 300 is compliant with the Sennheiser quality standards, as only this product is continously checked by Sennheiser employees on site.
Since we neither know where and under what conditions other companies like Creative manufacture or source their products, nor do we know what inner construction and materials they use, please understand that it is not up to Sennheiser to judge or compare competitor´s products. Nevertheless, regardless of the visual similarities, "Audio", one of Germany´s major audio magazines, rated the CX 300 (60 points) significantly better than the Creative EP630 (40 points) in their January 2006 issue."
Thus, the CX300 is not available as an OEM version (beware of polybagged, "no logo" products or bootleg packaging) Our CX300 uses entirely different components, although it shares the same shell as some of other brands.
If you need additional assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Eric Palonen
Sennheiser Headphone Specialist
(from http://reviews.ebay.com/Fake-Sennheiser-CX...00000003024776)
http://iaudiophile.net/forums/showthread.php?t=11598&page=3
http://www.anythingbutipod.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8392
**UPDATE**
I have managed to get this official response from Sennheiser:
Hello -
Thank you for your inquiry and interest in Sennheiser. The "CX300" on eBay from China are not authentic Sennheiser's, though they may have been labeled as such.
Further, our official statement on OEM goods regarding the CX300 and other similar looking items is stated below:
"The CX 300 ear canal headphones are manufactured by a Sennheiser production partner in Asia. Since Sennheiser does not own the exclusive design rights for this product, it is up to this or other OEM manufacturer(s) to sell the same or similar products to other companies (like Creative, for example). However, only the CX 300 is compliant with the Sennheiser quality standards, as only this product is continously checked by Sennheiser employees on site.
Since we neither know where and under what conditions other companies like Creative manufacture or source their products, nor do we know what inner construction and materials they use, please understand that it is not up to Sennheiser to judge or compare competitor´s products. Nevertheless, regardless of the visual similarities, "Audio", one of Germany´s major audio magazines, rated the CX 300 (60 points) significantly better than the Creative EP630 (40 points) in their January 2006 issue."
Thus, the CX300 is not available as an OEM version (beware of polybagged, "no logo" products or bootleg packaging) Our CX300 uses entirely different components, although it shares the same shell as some of other brands.
If you need additional assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Eric Palonen
Sennheiser Headphone Specialist
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Connectors size and type different:
Logo size:
Cable Length:
Cap material (most obvious):
if you all see the two sets personally. sure you all can differentiate the bass, treble and the built quality.
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