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Several of the examples in OP are admittedly not counterfeit but simply look too similar to a name brand, or are older versions. Neither is illegal per se. (Ass
by ikeboy 7y ago
Several of the examples in OP are admittedly not counterfeit but simply look too similar to a name brand, or are older versions. Neither is illegal per se. (Assuming there's no design patent, and the product page doesn't specify year of manufacture or exact model number, which is common.)
- Polylactic_acid 7y agoAlmost all of them were using the brand name of the product they were faking.
- ikeboy 7y agoThere's 6 examples. Out of those, only the first 2 are fakes using the brand name. How exactly is 33% "almost all"? 3 says "Although the YXTDZ booster is not trying to pass itself off as a Mifold by name, it’s clearly a knockoff of the Mifold’s unique design." 4 says it was called "Toddler Airplane Travel Safety Harness" and says it wasn't FAA certified. It doesn't say that it used the brand name. 5 and 6 are authentic products but older stock or a slightly different model number, respectively.