Video Shows Men Stamping Fake Logos Of Popular Brands On Appliances For Sale

• A viral video on social media showcased suspects printing fake logos of popular electronic brands on air conditioners
• The suspected criminals used a board with multiple logos to stamp on the appliances, raising concerns about consumer safety and financial losses for unsuspecting buyers
• Netizens' reactions reflect growing concern and a call for increased vigilance to combat counterfeit goods

A video circulating on social media has captured the attention of netizens, revealing suspected criminals engaged in printing counterfeit logos of renowned electronic brands on air conditioners.

In the video, the perpetrators are seen using a board with multiple logos, which they then stamp onto various appliances.

The alarming footage has sparked widespread reactions as users express concern over the proliferation of such fraudulent activities.

The audacious act of counterfeiting popular electronic brands raises serious concerns about consumer safety and the potential financial losses incurred by unsuspecting buyers.

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Concerned individuals are calling for increased vigilance to combat the spread of counterfeit goods and protect consumers from falling victim to these deceptive practices.

Below are some of the reactions that have trailed the video.

@KDeteror said:

I think I am the only person who don’t really care about brand names when it comes to electrical appliances. If it works , I’m good.

@AduApeadu indicated:

Herh Screen printing??? We’re not good people

Watch the video below:

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Also, the video of a con man being apprehended after trying to sell a fake iPhone has leaked online and is receiving a tonne of attention.

The unnamed young man was shown in First TV Ghana's post on Facebook being confronted by a disgruntled client he had deceived.

Source: YEN.com.gh