Don't Get Scammed by Fake Power Tools

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• GJ

  @gjbarber-bee2446 · 7 months ago · pinned

  This video shares a thorough and genuinely transparent review. He opens our awareness of the ways in which sub standard products are getting through thanks fella.

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• GI

  @GianmarioScotti · 7 months ago

  Somewhere in Shenzhen: "guys, we're switching to Torx screws, stat!"

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• NI

  @nitehawk86 · 7 months ago

  Amazon is notorious for this. They never check returns for authenticity.

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• VE

  @verygoodbrother · 7 months ago

  Ebay is allowing the fake product listings because they make money from the sales.

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• AN

  @anonymouspdg6121 · 5 months ago

  This is scary. so appreciate you taking the time to publish this.

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• JU

  @justnotg00d · 7 months ago

  The world is over populated with liars and con men.

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• PE

  @petrolthreads_ · 7 months ago (edited)

  Definitely a &nbsp;switch and return...<br><br>Moral of the story is never accept a pre-opened / &nbsp;resealed box from the retailer

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• MC

  @mcdon2401 · 7 months ago

  The irony is, they could probably stand alone as budget tool manufacturers at that price point, instead of pretending to be something else.

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• ST

  @stephengirling7859 · 5 months ago

  Imitation is the sincerest form of a flat battery!

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• RA

  @rafflesnh · 7 months ago

  The constant erosion of trust continues unabated.

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• HM

  @hman7008 · 7 months ago

  These scams are invading every walk of life &nbsp;now.

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• SM

  @smc5429 · 7 months ago

  Don&apos;t wait until you get home to verify the tool is authentic, you need to check before you leave the store. You need to remain in an area that has cameras because otherwise they&apos;ll think YOU are the one who switched the tools and are trying to scam them.

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