UK consumers happy to own fakes
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More shoppers say they are happy to own fake goods, but would be deterred if the proceeds funded terrorism.
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In an effort to curb fraud, many stores require photo ID or other personal information. By Wendy Tanaka. PHILADELPHIA -- With the holiday presents mostly opened, a trip to the merchandise return counter can&#39;t be far behind.
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People selling items over the internet or through newspaper adverts are warned of a sophisticated fraudulent payment scam.
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Computer giant Microsoft has launched a pilot scheme to replace counterfeit versions of Windows XP with legal ones. The first-time initiative is restricted to the UK and to users with pre-installed copies
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The service allows users to search for specific items to find the best deal and, unlike some similar British sites, it&#39;s free to users and retailers.
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Companies will offer a service that authenticates movies, music, and games.
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More Britons than ever are expected to  shop online this Christmas as better delivery times, greater  ease with search engines and social networking sites like  MySpace.com fuel shopper confidence.
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Some home printers produce photos that are cheaper and better quality than the High Street, tests show.
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By KATHARINE BARNEY  A MAN who made Pounds 170,000 a year selling fake fashion goods on eBay has been jailed for 12 months.   Simon Waugh, from Tolworth, was found guilty of importing thousands of counterfeit items.
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Sound too good to be true? Don't worry -- reality is not so bad.
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Brands that answer consumer demands for healthier products have seen strong  UK sales, a survey says.
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Will investors and consumers stay satisfied?
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UK users will be able to replace pirated versions of Windows that they have purchased. Software pirates&#39; increasing skill at creating counterfeit versions of Windows XP has prompted Microsoft to introduce
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An animal rights group said on Thursday that some retailers were selling coats made with real animal fur that were advertised as having fake fur.
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Software pirates' increasing skill at creating counterfeit versions of Windows XP has prompted MicrosoftÂ  to introduce a pilot program that offers to verify whether consumers' software is legitimate and replace fake versions with authentic goods.
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PRAGUE- The Czech Retail Inspection Office COI had seized faked goods worth a record Kc800m at markets in the Czech Republic in Jan-Nov this year, COI head Jiri Pekny said.
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Not getting any more popular The British public is evenly split on ID cards - 47 per cent think they're a good idea while 50 per cent think not.â¦