Hi, my name is Matthew Scarlett, and that’s me with my Denon AH-D1000 (great headphones). Like you, I hate being conned out of my hard earned money! For months I watch post after post, with concerned people asking for advice about possible fake headphones, that I realized that something must be done, so I decided to collate all relevant information on the most popular counterfeited headphones on the market, into one friendly site.
I’ve had conversations with representatives from various companies including Sennheiser and Bose, and the advice is always the same. Where you can, buy from an authorized dealer. You also need to understand that for the most part, authorized dealers aren’t allowed to sell on third party sites like amazon and ebay.
Trying to grab bargain?
Still we all like a bargain, we all like to avoid paying full price. So many of us (yes, me as well) resort to auction sites like ebay. Unfortunately, many people don’t realize that the item they’ve paid for is not the real deal. So they wonder around, thinking their hard earned money has bought them the real thing at a bargain price. Nothing could be further from the truth!
The truth is that some counterfeit headphones are becoming so sophisticated that they’re becoming undetectable. That’s how serious the problem is.
You Need Fresh, up-to-date Information On How To Spot And Avoid Fake Headphones, And It’s Here! Individuals and companies who are willing to rip you off has increased dramatically in the last few years, and it’s getting worse!
Welcome to fakeheadphones.com, where we aim to debunk the counterfeit headphone market, and try and help you to get what you pay for…the real thing.
