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Title: The MAYER SAPPHIRE laser epilation machine for beauty salons has begun to be counterfeited: how to distinguish the original from a fake

In our time, the beauty industry is developing incredibly rapidly. We have learned to achieve heights that we could only dream of 10 years ago. However, scammers are also evolving alongside these achievements: similar websites, copying equipment, documents, and convincing clients of the authenticity of the device. How can you avoid deceiving clients with counterfeit equipment and avoid suffering from purchasing a fake?MAYER, a manufacturer of professional laser hair removal equipment and a confident leader among laser equipment producers in the CIS countries, has encountered an unpleasant situation: counterfeits of their devices are increasingly appearing on the internet. And, most unfortunately, these counterfeits are being sold as original products! This is quite easy to explain: lasers that are reliable, have an attractive design, and are well-known among those interested in purchasing them are actively being counterfeited.Imagine this: a certain "black buyer" from China, posing as an official representative of the factory, is trying to pass off cheap copies of professional laser hair removal devices as genuine MAYER SAPPHIRE equipment in beauty studios. How did this come to light? A client from Uzbekistan contacted MAYER. She wanted to receive training on how to use our device and get support. When asked where she purchased the MAYER SAPPHIRE, the alarming response was: "From a buyer in China, directly from the factory."But here's the catch: MAYER equipment is only supplied through their central office in Moscow! Any other distribution scheme is a red flag. The original MAYER SAPPHIRE diode laser currently costs 1,050,000 rubles. However, our trusting customer purchased a counterfeit... for just $6,500 (approximately 650,000 rubles). The difference is, of cours...

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