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He added: “If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.”
The Trading Standards Institute, which represents the interests of trading standards officers across the UK,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], has warned South Wales consumers that counterfeit presents could cause more than disappointment.[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]
Among the fakes which shoppers are particularly warned about this Christmas are: GHD hair straighteners, which could be “electrically unsafe and potentially life threatening”; Nintendo DS Lite consoles, which have dangerous chargers; flammable children’s clothing; toys containing loose parts and toxic materials and alcoholic drinks with “high levels of methanol that can be lethal” and cigarettes with “excessive levels of tar”.
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A spokesman for the Trading Standards Institute said millions of low-quality counterfeit products were flooding the country in time for Christmas,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], particularly in markets, car-boot sales and online.
He said while the external appearance of goods such as electrical chargers and hair straighteners could be copied fairly well, the internal workings were likely to be made of inferior materials and botched.
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