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[Helaku]

This is a more specific question than similar questions I've ask before. When the authenticity of a product is in question due wholly or in part to improper sales tag labelling and or improper sales receipt labelling, is the consumer liable to pay? This pertains especially to on-line purchasing where the actual product is not physically available for examination. I think no one should be liable to pay for such an item even when it is discovered to be authentic when the consumer receives it. Many internet retailers represent their products with their own version of the official/legal product name. I think the proper labelling of a product using the actual product's name is important because that's a piece of information a consumer uses to know a product is what it is expected to be/authentic. I think such improperly labelled products are "fair game" for consumer chargebacks, because in essence, it is a type of fraud committed by the retailer.

[Darton]

I agree..... I agree with you as far as certain companys selling and advertising a product as if it is the actual thing....but you also have to use common sense and know and understand the policy of  "Buyer Beware " !   If something is lower in cost that it should be---you need to do your home work BEFORE you purchase it....If the words-------- LIKE...or SIMILAIR To ...are anyware near the title or explaination..DO NOT PURCHASE IT !   Better yet....DO NOT PURCHASE high ticket items from the internet...unless you are confident that the sellers are upright and truthful about the items they sell ! Use the feedback systems and / or point systems..that just about all the larger sites are using today.   The internet is a great thing--but the buyer must use common sense and investigate before purchace---in order to buy safely  !...and if its expensive--get the added protection on the sale itself --or the amount of time to be covered...as this is an additional level of safety also. Iwan2earfrmU2 79 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[Schaeffer]

I agree with you as far as certain companys selling and advertising a product as if it is the actual thing....but you also have to use common sense and know and understand the policy of  "Buyer Beware " !   If something is lower in cost that it should be---you need to do your home work BEFORE you purchase it....If the words-------- LIKE...or SIMILAIR To ...are anyware near the title or explaination..DO NOT PURCHASE IT !   Better yet....DO NOT PURCHASE high ticket items from the internet...unless you are confident that the sellers are upright and truthful about the items they sell ! Use the feedback systems and / or point systems..that just about all the larger sites are using today.   The internet is a great thing--but the buyer must use common sense and investigate before purchace---in order to buy safely  !...and if its expensive--get the added protection on the sale itself --or the amount of time to be covered...as this is an additional level of safety also.