Res5cue is the winner. [emoji3] Motorola would never release a battery with "recharge" spelled incorrectly, and with lousy punctuation.
These batteries are being sold for $50 in Goma, DRC. Not only are they fake, but they don't last, and they devalue the brand that Motorola spends a lot of money on building. But in Africa, money is always an issue, so the place is flooded with counterfeit Chinese goods. You can't trust ANYTHING you don't import yourself from South Africa or Europe.
Duracell batteries, Nokia phones, Samsung TV's, "genuine" car spares, even counterfeit Goodyear and Bridgestone tyres are sold here.