Yes! "One counterfeit and ten for ten" is a promise made by merchants to consumers for marketing purposes, promising that once consumers purchase goods that are identified as counterfeit, they can demand compensation from the merchant for ten times the price.

In fact, "if you give a fake, you will lose ten" is just a popular saying. Its legal basis comes from the provisions of Article 148 of the "Food Safety Law". It is only for the food field, and it also requires that the manufacturer Or only if consumers "knowingly" sell food that does not meet food safety standards can they claim tenfold compensation.

Article 148 of the "Food Safety Law": If a consumer is harmed by food that does not meet food safety standards, he or she may demand compensation for losses from the operator or the producer. Producers and operators who receive consumer compensation demands shall implement the first responsibility system and pay compensation first without shirk; if it is the producer's responsibility, the operator shall have the right to recover compensation from the producer after making compensation; if it is the operator's responsibility, the producer shall compensate shall have the right to recover compensation from the operator.