Other Areas
Below are our 10 articles in the 'other areas' category:

If you buy something, only to discover later that’s it’s a counterfeit, not what you thought you were paying good money to own, what can you do? Do you just swallow the loss from your shopping or ...

It's not uncommon to come across counterfeit auto parts, although they're thankfully rare in Britain. But who'd have thought there could be a good trade in fake auto accessories? There is, ...

There's been a lot of talk in the last few years about intellectual property rights, but to most people they're just words. But intellectual property rights are very real, and they don't apply ...

You'll never have to try and tell the real from the fake yourself, but they could still make a life or death difference to you. The illegal trade in counterfeit aircraft parts is one that has ...

Possibly the last things most people would imagine being counterfeited are food and drink. But it happens, and on a much wider scale than most people could possibly imagine. Take wines and ...

Probably the first thing that springs to mind when the word counterfeiting is mentioned is currency. Not coins – they’re not worth the effort – but paper money, especially £10, £20 and £50 ...

Counterfeit, fake, knock off, car parts, auto parts, brake pads, oil filter, packaging, price, dealer, garage, distributor, online auction, manufacturer, sawdust, wood chips, belts, beating, shocks, ...

You’re not going to find counterfeit medications on sale at your local chemist, and be glad of that. Considering that around 10% of medications sold globally are counterfeit, be grateful that all ...

Antiques are a very specialised market, whether it's furniture, collectables, or any other branch. The one thing you can guarantee is that many items - some famous, many not - have been faked at ...

You might think that if you’ve been the victim of a counterfeit scam, and ended up with fake goods, that it’s the end of the story. You’ve learned your lesson, and you emerge poorer but ...