Thursday, May 17, 2007

More Chinese Fake Brands

Thursday, May 17, 2007  Damn Cool Pics  21 comments

























Fake brands are common in China sold with unreasonably low prices at different markets..

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How do you know all these things are Chinese stuff?

Silly boy.

The last one says "Fuma". That means "Smoke" in Spanish. Probably not chinese.

LOL i'sure sure pictures taken in China.

PS: All real trade marks also made in China LOL

I've used Sonia earbuds for a long time and I can tell you that they are much better than the ones made by Sony (providing that the Sony ones are really expensive and that I prefer to pay less money than quality LOL).

By the way, I buy them in a Chinese shop.

This proves folks that if not all then 90% of the products are of Chinese origin.. and China is world no 1 in Reverse Engineering.. ;)

this is no fake

http://www.house-of-fun.nl

I see Japanese on one of them... :O

Right, Japan also buy chinese fake products LOL

Reverse Engineering.
I call China "Heaven of copycat"

I like the Fuma one!!! lol

I am looking for high resolution images of the fake Adidas sneaker and Louis Vuitton bag. Anyone know where I can get them by June 29th?

My Goodness
so many barbaric comments...
Fuma means Smoke in both POrtuguese and Spanish and it is a vey popular brand mocking shirt

you can see also Meat(just dont eat) instead of Nike, or Cocaine instead of Coca cola...

fake brands are interesting

.....Fake brands..haha i love them

The japanese written on there is wrong...

Red Bull actually originated in Thailand. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_bull

If you like such brand, you can find them on taobao.com and then use buyfromtaobao.com to buy it

Red Bull actually originated in Thailand. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_bull

And if your read further then that you'd see that it actually originated in Japan. Retard.

This is why China is the copycat nation.

How do you know all these things are Chinese stuff?

-I live in China, we see them everyday in the stores, streets, markets, and they have tags that say made in china. The truth is the first copies are made by some Chinese businessmen to sell them to the local Chinese people, since many are not familiar with English words nor the real foreign product, they could just alter a few letters and the local people wouldn't notice the difference very much.

Silly boy.

awsom!!!! there are gazzilion more in india u know :P

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