Counterfeit versions of Labubu dolls are proving to be a serious choking hazard for young children, trading standards ...

THEY are the must-have craze of the summer – with celebrities and punters fighting to get their hands on the “ugly-cute” ...

Seven people have been arrested after a haul of more than 67,000 fake footy kits worth an estimated £5.1 million was seized ...

The listing on Amazon described it as a “4 in 1 Baby car seat and Stroller” and featured images of a popular brand called Doona, including a photo of the US President’s daughter, Ivanka ...

The UK has been flooded with hundreds of thousands of fake Labubus – known as Lafufus – with buyers paying full price for the ...

"Dangerous" counterfeit versions of Labubu dolls have been found for sale in shops in North East Lincolnshire, officials have said. Trading Standards warned the fake dolls could pose a choking hazard ...

At this point, fake Makita products have become so pervasive in the tool marketplace that if you buy used or new from a shady source, you could end up with one.

Counterfeits are fakes, or unauthorized replicas, of a genuine product. They are most frequently produced to bank on the success of an authentic product, tricking users into purchasing something ...

Fake products are becoming increasingly mainstream, which concerns many buyers. There’s essentially one obvious way to detect genuine products: user reviews.

The tool grades whether product reviews come from real customers or were possibly written for payment or to artificially pump up overall review ratings. The product reviews will be rated by the ...