Not as risky as Apple only because Samsung doesn't seem to monitor marketplaces as closely, but still a very risky brand with no profit margins on the lower end.
I recommend you get a sample and compare serial's before committing to anything.
Not as risky as Apple only because Samsung doesn't seem to monitor marketplaces as closely, but still a very risky brand with no profit margins on the lower end.
I recommend you get a sample and compare serial's before committing to anything.
Well, I have been googling about Vero take downs because of Samsung products and no entries in that regard except for a famous case with Amazon sellers who got mistakenly booted down by an IP lawyer based in San Francisco. Also the article mentioned this e-mail: samsung@enforcements.markmonitor.com, a quick Google search also doesn't bring up much results for that e-mail as well.
The thing is, I got a sample from a Polish supplier the other day and I couldn't really tell if the item was a ⊗⊗⊗⊗ or original. The only indicator that would give me the hunch about its legitimacy is the price. I asked if they have sourced their products from legit Samsung suppliers and the answer was a resounding yes. They also offer to supply invoices...etc, but you know, if the item itself can be ⊗⊗⊗⊗d then the invoices are a piece of cake.
Never take the suppliers word for it. Do you really expect them to tell you it's phake?
Samsung makes a ton of stuff but I assumed you were talking about accessories when I read your OP since you've dealt in that category before. If that's the case, it's easy to tell if it's real. Unique serial numbers on multiple chargers = real, copied serials across many chargers = not real.
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