On May 30, 7:32*am, m II wrote:
Radioguy wrote:
When prices are too good to be true they usually are.

I agree completely. I do wonder how the things got into the stores.
Somehow, I don't think the counterfeiters were selling them out of the
trunks of their cars.

The greed may well have been at a much higher level, such as store
purchasing management. It's hard to move so many pieces of merchandise
without a proper sales venue.

mike

Mike - D'Oh !

The same people who have the money to produce so-called
China-Feit© Products -aka- China-Crap©

Also have the Money to 'produce' Counterfeit Documents
to 'pass-them-off' as the Real Thing.

The Aircraft Industry has an on-going problem with very well
Documented Counterfeit Aircraft Parts; much of which sells
for only 10%~15% below the OEM Parts. Or Scrap Parts
that are Cleaned-Up and Sold as New or Re-Manufactured.

Look at the Brand Name Stuff like CDs, DVDs and Clothing
all with their special Tags and Lazer Decals that are often
more Bogas Goods.

The Phony Document Business is a Big Business itself.

Many of the China-Feit© Products -aka- China-Crap©
are made in the same factorys as the real deal but are
knock-offs; production-over-runs; or rejected products;
that are distributed and sold through third parties.

Made-in-China is becoming more than a Joke
-meaning- Made-in-China : Danger It Kills !

~ RHF