Moscow Concept Store Founder Shows How to Spot Fake Labubu Toys In a recent video, Alexander Bespalov, founder of the Moscow concept store kickstown.ru, demonstrated how to identify counterfeit Labubu toys. His video has gained significant traction online, highlighting a growing concern among consumers about fake merchandise. Bespalov explains that there are several key differences between genuine and fake Labubu toys. He points out that authentic toys have nine sharp teeth, specific engravings on their paws, and a unique QR code on the packaging. This QR code links to a Pop Mart verification website, where consumers can enter a four-digit code from the box to confirm the toy's authenticity. "The quality of the engraving on the paws is very important," Bespalov states in the video, demonstrating the clear and precise markings on the genuine toy. He also emphasizes the importance of checking the QR code for verification. The video's popularity underscores the need for consumers to be vigilant when purchasing online or from unofficial retailers. Bespalov's practical guide offers a simple yet effective method to ensure consumers are buying authentic products and avoiding counterfeit goods. The video is a testament to the importance of product authentication and consumer protection in the growing market for collectible toys.
Мир захватили монстры. Так могло бы звучать краткое описание весны-2025, если делать выводы только по соцсетям. В одном TikTok 1,5 миллиона публикаци…
