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Posted on 03 Jul 2011

'iFan', 'Specialman', and other ridiculous fake products

The people who came up with these fake brands do not even try to hide their intentions.

STOMPer RealDeal, who sent in these pictures, said:

"From 'Cuggi' and 'GK' to 'Shanel' batteries and 'Google' paper towels, check out these ridiculous imitation goods."

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Keywords: hilarious , funny , branded goods

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chickenugget said on 6 Jul, 2011 Report as offensive

Lol at boos and Harry potter. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAFAHAGAHAH

AizaiBoi97 said on 4 Jul, 2011 Report as offensive

Pic31 Firefox!! They should trademark firefox logo

SingaMsia said on 4 Jul, 2011 Report as offensive

bluehawk168...haha!! PRC is crap and you still using China made items/products (one of the example iPhone)...who has the last laugh duh!!!...hahahahaha

Woodsbury said on 4 Jul, 2011 Report as offensive

All their brilliant scientists already exported overseas, left behind those copycats !

Kpopmaniac said on 3 Jul, 2011 Report as offensive

Needless to say , most of these 'masterpiece' are from China .

useyrbrainpls said on 3 Jul, 2011 Report as offensive

Let me guess…china?
Why are you so surprise?

UnholyBicep said on 3 Jul, 2011 Report as offensive

The KFG thing is fake... They took the real logo and shop and use Microsoft paint to draw. You can see the 2 Gs are inconsistant

MrHumble said on 3 Jul, 2011 Report as offensive

#19 isn't a fake; it's a play on words. FUMA means smoke in Spanish, which is why you see a reefer in the mouth of the puma. Coincidentally, the English word 'fume(s)' is derived from this word.