#counterfeit-goods

#counterfeit-goods

Watch out for potential safety risks associated with counterfeit or fake Labubu dolls often called Lafufus and keep these products away from young children, the ACCC said in a product safety release on Wednesday. Lafufu dolls may pose a safety risk to consumers, especially young children. Some Lafufus are small enough to fit entirely within the mouth of a young child, while other versions may have detachable body parts such as eyes, feet and hands, and poor stitching, which may be a choking hazard.

When Maheen found a brand-new Dyson Airwrap for the bargain price of 260 on the resale website Vinted, she was thrilled. The seller's reviews were all five-star, and she trusted in the buyer-protection policy should something go wrong. Sold new, an Airwrap costs between 400 and 480, but Maheen did not suspect anything was amiss. I had used Vinted many times and it was simple and straightforward. Nothing had ever gone wrong, she says.

A recent incident where tourists were charged £900 for two packets of sweets led to the discovery of the largest haul of fake goods on Oxford Street.

Adam Hug, the Labour leader of Westminster City Council, stated, "We have known for a long time that US candy stores rip off customers, but charging 900 for two packets of sweets is a new low, even for the unscrupulous people who run these rackets."