Do you like buying a ghost brand products?

M.

This is what China is doing. I don't like it at all. I want to know the name of the company, the company's location and mailing address, a phone number and a customer service department. I want to be able to obtain replacement parts, for a product that might need such parts replaced with time and usage. I do NOT like our "throw away" society.

spacemissing

Buying such junk carries with it a huge load of risks. I buy brands at which I can at least point a finger of blame when there is a problem, as everyone else should do. If no one supported garbage brands, they would eventually disappear.

AlCapone

I've bought such brands in the past when they have good reviews on Amazon: and they worked out fine. What happens is that a certain such product is made in China by one manufacturer, then several U.S. (or other country) companies buy the product in bulk, packages it, puts their own brand names on it, and sells it at a profit. So the same product can be available under different brand names, from different companies, and possibly at different prices.

Rei

Seems like an easy way to get ripped off.

audrey

Don't by off brands like that.