When we are shopping, if we want to avoid "colliding with ghosts", we should keep our eyes open and carefully check the product pictures, text, and product prices. You must be very familiar with the brand you are buying from, and do not be greedy for cheap, so as to reduce the possibility of being deceived.

When a well-known Chinese trademark meets a Li Gui product, it will make people laugh or cry. I wanted to buy "Blue Moon" laundry detergent, but when I bought it and used it, I found out that it was "Blue Moon Shell" or other very similar brands. I thought I bought "Master Kong" instant noodles, but when I didn't want to eat them, I realized it was "Kang Shuaifu".

Counterfeit products are rampant and in most cases make us cry without tears. They not only lose face, but also make product handling difficult and embarrassing. During the shopping process, if you want to avoid "Li Gui products", you need to leave the following two situations. 1. Carefully check the product text and picture introduction, and ask the seller if necessary

Although counterfeit products are similar to genuine products, there are always subtle differences. These subtle differences are difficult to detect, and it is precisely because of this that many consumers can be fooled and deceived.

When we are shopping, we must carefully check the product introduction and see what is printed in the small print of the product. Many counterfeit products will hide their own brands and mark them with fonts that are difficult for ordinary people to find. If you are unclear about the situation, you can ask the merchant directly. This will also leave evidence to facilitate your own rights protection. 2. Understand the selling price of the product and don’t shop for cheap

Counterfeit products are rampant. On the one hand, the reason is that they copy the design of genuine products. On the other hand, they have low prices, which makes many people cheated because they are cheap.

During the entire shopping process, we need to check the price of the product. If it deviates from the selling price, the product we buy must be a fake product. If the price is slightly lower than the genuine product, the probability of buying a counterfeit product will be much lower.

If you buy such products, try not to eat or use them. You can ask the merchant for return compensation, or you can report it to the management department. Have you ever encountered this type of product?