Unofficial sanrio card tags

[Reginald Fairfield]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Amiibo-Com...bAuoB:sc:USPSFirstClass!98632!US!-1:rk:1:pf:0

So here is a group of six fob tags that serve as those over priced, foreign Sanrio cards. Should I trust this and go for it?

 

[ForeverGaming]

I’ve never seen/used amiibo tags but looking at all of the reviews, it seems like it’s trustworthy and the tags actually work. If I were you.. I’d go for it honestly.

 

[MasterM64]

Since Amiibo are essentially collectible figures with NFC chips put into them, any ordinary NFC chip with the right data on them works as a "Amiibo". Due to that, I bet these would work fine and are perfect for those who don't want to spend a fortune on the official cards!

 

[Peyj]

Plus, I'd guess you're pretty safe with eBay... If they don't work as advertised you can seek a refund, I think?

 

[MasterM64]

Plus, I'd guess you're pretty safe with eBay... If they don't work as advertised you can seek a refund, I think?

Correct, especially if they use PayPal for payment!

 

[koopasta]

I personally bought some "fake" Sanrio cards off of Etsy and I've never had any problem with them. I say go for it because it saves you a ton of money! I got my set for 38 dollars, and compared to 200, that's a bargain.

 

[Bluebellie]

I would say go for it
My best friend has a massive collection of fake ones she’s gotten on Etsy and eBay and she’s never had a problem. I’d say go for it if it’s saving you money.

 

[Valzed]

I have a "fanmade" set of Sanrio cards that look really nice & work great! I got all 6 cards for under $30 US. The cards are a bit smaller than official cards but they're really sturdy and have the villager on them.

 

[relaxed]

This is safe, considering the reviews! I bought nfc tags and I scan the amiibos onto them myself, works perfectly and they come at an incredibly cheap price if you buy in bulk.