On Alibaba, anyone recognize the packaging.
China at it's best
- Thread starter Shave A Buck
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is shaveabuck gonna be carrying those anytime soon? 
Shavesbuck,
I had a similar picture a while back with another thread of counterfeit lords.
Chinese can copy so well! Well except for the name.... Jajajaja
I had a similar picture a while back with another thread of counterfeit lords.
Chinese can copy so well! Well except for the name.... Jajajaja
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- #5
No, these are not in transit
I have seen many other brands like this however in my search. It is tough being the Indiana Jones of the shaving community
I have seen many other brands like this however in my search. It is tough being the Indiana Jones of the shaving community
Those Chinese clone manufacturers can get pretty creative on their naming. Just a couple of examples:
Top 10 Copycat cars
Top 10 Copycat cars
CAVEAT EMPTOR
Years ago, I was taught how to read. Very useful skill!
Years ago, I was taught how to read. Very useful skill!
CAVEAT EMPTOR
Years ago, I was taught how to read. Very useful skill!
Yes, in my generation parents taught their kids to read by the time they were two or three. Now they wait until first grade and make the school do it -- no wonder we can't beat the Japanese kids today. In some high schools 40 per cent of the students can't read at a basic level -- ridiculous!
>Sigh!< Once upon a time we were taught how to understand things. Like the difference between Chinese knockoffs and high quality merchandise.
And Johnny STILL can't read, dagnabbit!
Oh, I don't know...
I still like my Rolux Oyester Perpetuel wristwatch!
Caveat Emptor indeed!
alan
I still like my Rolux Oyester Perpetuel wristwatch!
Caveat Emptor indeed!
alan
any chance in stocking giblettes or shiecks joe?
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So far I have not seen any cosmetics in this counterfiet arena and wonder why they are not selling Mr. Tailors's Edon Scent shave cream.
>Sigh!< Once upon a time we were taught how to understand things. Like the difference between Chinese knockoffs and high quality merchandise.
And Johnny STILL can't read, dagnabbit!
As I recall it was Japanese knock offs . . . Now Japanese manufacturing is valued akin to the precision of German manufacturing. Korea is coming along nicely as well . . . Hyundai has come quickly from plants with dirt floors to producing cars known for superb fit and finish. The world is changing. I believe that in general Chinese firms are more interested in employing more people and gaining market share than in increasing profitability. I don't doubt, however, that the quality will begin to improve just as it has in Japan and Korea.
