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I'm not a lawyer, but there's also trademark violation, trafficking in counterfeit goods (USC § 2320) and violation of the UL's service mark, not to mention pla
by kens 11y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but there's also trademark violation, trafficking in counterfeit goods (USC § 2320) and violation of the UL's service mark, not to mention plain old fraud.
- profmonocle 11y agoPlus the CE mark is very illegal if any of those make it to Europe.
- the-dude 11y agoCitation needed
- wodenokoto 11y agoActually it is not. The CE mark is the producers guarantee that the product lives up the the European safety standards and it is the producers job to download and print the logo. You cannot officially be CE certified by a third party, but once you slap on that logo you are very liable if you don't live up to the standard.