Alison Storm
If you find an amazing online deal for a Rolex watch or a Fendi bag, there’s a good chance it’s not genuine – that’s the warning Better Business Bureau officials are issuing. Law enforcement says the Internet is overflowing with luxury fakes in categories including clothing, jewelry, perfume, handbags, and sunglasses, and this puts you at risk of paying far more than you should for a shoddy knock-off.
Though there’s nothing wrong with shopping for a good deal, unwittingly supporting counterfeiters can have serious ramifications to your finances and can fund other nefarious activities.
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