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Q: How much of the stuff at the markets would you say was fake?

Considering China has been notorious for making fake products and selling them like they are the real deal. How much of the stuff that Chinese merchants sell would you say was fake? 0-100%~!! 

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The question is: will the bastard thing actually work once I get it home?

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99%

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i think its easier to figure out what is real maybe.0000000000001%

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Depends on which type of markets you are talking about..... If you are not going to third rate.. underground/poor/country markets with no trace on the sellers credibility.. yess.. might be fake... everything else is original!!!

 

I am lining here almost a decade and i have never purchased anything fake thinking that its original...

 

I was infact a bit worried when i bought branded electronics from taobao shops (not taobao mall).. for example philips sensoflex 3D costs 1/3rd of chinese rate(with korean invoice)... but i got it proved that its original.. as it breakdown and philpis replaced it under warrenty!!!

 

My conclusion.. its not as bad as you guys talk about all the world... its not that Chinese sell all fake... but its a fact that fakes are available in above mentioned markets... 

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chinese answer-- why?

GuilinRaf:

Chinese Answer # 2: No Why...

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Chinese Answer #3: I no understand you

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Chinese Answer #4: ............................................... (no answer)

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you  100%

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