Maximobilemarketing.com.au Non Genuine Goods from Shanghai

There are a number of web sites (listed below) which are false advertising that they are selling brand name products - when in fact they are selling "similar" products to the pictures shown but that's about as close as it gets. These aren't fake or a copy, they are items which they are trying to pass off as the same as the pictures - which they are not.

After you have looked on a number of sites you can see they all look similar and have the same email address, no address and no telephone number.

Needless to say don't buy anything from them.

www.maximobilemarketing.com.au
www.newhaylakes.co.uk
www.zapatos-nike.es
www.nandrc.co.uk
www.thedepotstudios.co.uk
www.campivoghera.it

www.capricciovacanze.it
www.claaigenova.it
www.mbaziende.it
www.olimerat.it
www.gruppofusca.it

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Comments

  • The first website sells backpacks lol

  • +1

    I think this is covered by the rule:

    If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

    If you're shopping for big name brands online and there's some obscure store front selling them at insane prices, 99.9% of the time it's fakes at best and a scam at worst.

    There are literally thousands of sites like this and more pop up every day - same store front software, just change domain and logo when they get caught.

  • +1

    I am curious what "fake" vs. "genuine" really means in this case. I wonder how often they are the same articles made by the same Chinese manufacturer, and the only "fake" thing is bypassing official Nike, Adidas, Jordans, etc, distribution channels.

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