See below.
I guess they must be genuine 3000 mAh batteries after all.
Panasonic will be annoyed - theyve been trying for ages and haven't
managed to get that much capacity.

[NB: Walker!]

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>> This one you can, complete with "Shief-lief"
>> http://www.trademe.co.nz/electronics-photography/batteries/rechargeable/=
other/auction-550262296.htm

> Ah-ha, well spotted

You can lead a horse to water ... .

My question to seller:

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=3D550262296

For a discussion on these labels and other similar see thread below -
started several days BEFORE seeing your batteries for sale.
http://www.mentby.com/Group/pi
clist/ot-sheef-life-sheif-lief
-market-your-own-liion-18650-b
atteries.html Note also that anything over about 2500 mAh is a flag of
probable questionability. rusl (267 )  8:34 pm, Mon 7 Jan


Sellers answer:


Hi there, Thank you for your concern. Spelling mistakes are common
with goods purchased from China, whether it's 5 dollar batteries of 5K
Generators. We visit and buy directly from many factories in China.
Yes there are scumbag "Manufacturers" in China, but there are also
good ones. We stand behind all of our products. We use these batteries
ourselves and we have found them to be as good as any other we have
tested. We have had no complaints from our customers either. Cheers :)
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