Corrupted files on import from eyefi

I am not sure this is an aperture problem or an eyefi problem but I have noticed that about 1 in ten pictures I import from my eye fi card are corrupted, they look fine in the camera, and on the initial priveiw, but after processing, they are corrupted, sometimes just the bottom, sometimes the entire image, I have gone back and looked at the .nef raw file and it is corrupted also.
I have the pro 8 gig eyefi card, and before I go screaming to them, I wanted to make sure that they are the problem
I don't seem to see this on any of my other SD cards.
Anyone have any idea?

Hello I did buy a Eye Fi mobi a few weeks ago, but i am using Lightroom and is the same problem, and using a ricoh gr and a nikon d800 and is the same. and i sue a regular sd card, and no problem.

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