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China: More than 40% of goods bought online are fake
- gloves 11y agoOr poor quality... I wonder how they define poor quality. The article isn't terribly surprising, I think the issue here is not so much the fact that goods are bad quality, it is when they are marketed as something of high quality. For example, I wanted this years Man Utd kit, but found £45 for a shirt I will wear every other Wednesday a bit rich for my tastes. I actively searched for fake shirts the other day and found no results - only clear fakes marketed as the real thing. If it was clearly stated it wasn't official produce, then fine - I know what I'm getting myself in for - the maliciousness comes from the lie of pretending to be something it isn't, and charging a similar amount for it.
- sharemywin 11y agoif your shopping for that stuff I would use a marketplace and make sure your using a vendor that's been around a while and has good feedback. I was looking for chargers one time when I was selling used phones on ebay. The company rep asked what label I wanted on it(aka brand). Needless to say I didn't buy any. Another one would print what ever wanted on a usb memory stick(including 8GB on a 2 GB stick and when you plugged it in said 8GB on the computer). I tried to save a 3gb folder to it and it fried. luckily I only bought the sample.