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I had multiple thoughts - 1. If one is going to counterfeit the chip, counterfeiting the sticker wouldn't give you any pause - so it's probably just an error,
by bigmattystyles 5y ago
I had multiple thoughts -
1. If one is going to counterfeit the chip, counterfeiting the sticker wouldn't give you any pause - so it's probably just an error, however counterfeiters wouldn't have the review process that would catch typos.
2. Maybe it is a sneaky warranty workaround like a bank calls itself Banq on paperwork - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banq_(term) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banq_(term)
So in the end, there's no real way for the end-user to know what's what and I agree with the author that the typo deserves an answer.
- toast0 5y agoOddities in labels are a typical sign of a counterfeit. Yes, it's possible to counterfeit labels with good quality, but often it doesn't happen. If someone manages to do a good job of replicating the labels, hopefully they did a good job of replicating everything else. On the other hand, if QA didn't notice the label is misspelled, what other problems did they miss (some of which may be obvious to them if they look, but not obvious to me even)