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Successful businesses will at some point need to tackle the task of cheap knock offs being manufactured and traded on the market. GHD is one of the companies enduring this problem and although they do take good measures to safeguard their brand, on the net shops are still finding ways to sell fake versions on the GHD straighteners. Don't only are the fake items illegal, they are also dangerous and have been known to catch fire and burn the hair. Therefore, the question has to be. How can you know if you are purchasing a counterfeited straightener? Well, there are a number of factors that can help to give it away.

1. E-bay Sellers - Anyone can sell on E-bay. It is so easy for fake merchandise to be passed off as actual, the cash to change hands then for the vendor to disappear. Do not forget to check to ratings and reviews in the seller, but try to avoid utilizing this site to get GHDs.

2. Foreign sites - Almost all counterfeit products, including GHDs, come from the far east so be conscious of this. Obtain from a seller in your own country where they have to conform to their countries trading standard regulations. Make certain there can be a home address and phone number.

3. Website - Does the web page appear like the official GHD one? If so, they're most likely promoting fakes by making you believe they're the official internet site. Qualified suppliers inside your country will not just be promoting GHD hair straighteners, but numerous other brands, so be aware of individual brand web sites.

4. Cost - Do not ever pay for a product on the Internet without making use of a credit card or paypal. Applying these methods insures you for the purchase. Counterfeit web sites will avoid taking payment through these as they are most likely not planning to send you anything, so be conscious of this.

5. Item capabilities - Even though it will be hard to see the attributes on goods on internet sites, should you do get chance to look earlier than you get, make yourself conscious of the capabilities in the brand you might be getting. For instance, some models of GHD straighteners have specific functions, be sure they have these ahead of you send them any money.

6. Value - GHD Straighteners do go on sale, but don't get confused by authentic ones which can be on sale, with fake ones which have been just cheap. Generally GHDs cost between £80 - £120, something close to 50% off of this and start acquiring suspicious. You just don't get genuine products which can be more than 50% off the RRP. This should get the alarm bells ringing in your head.

7. GHD Serial numbers - GHDs have serial numbers around the label. The GHD site allows you to input the serial number in to examine if it's a genuine item or not. Very useful if it is possible to get your hands about the serial earlier than you acquire them.

8. Holograms - True GHDs have hologram stickers for the label and for the inside of the hair straightner itself.

9. Plastic hinge pins - Fake GHDs hinge pins are normally plastic when authentic ones are metal.

10. Out of Date products - The fake websites will often sell products which are no longer being made. Older models, like the Purple GHD hair straighteners where popular in the past, so these fake websites try and cash in by pretending they have the genuine item in stock still. This is not the case, these are definately fakes.

Follow these steps when you are looking at buying you GHD hair straighteners online and you will end up with a real product. Hopefully, one day something will be done about these counterfeit retailer. But, until then you will need to be very careful and quaestion, where you are buying them from and if the price is realistic or not.

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