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AliExpress GPU Backplate Coolers Tested, Mostly Useless

Aliexpress is apparently selling useless GPU backplate cooling solutions that provide no tangible cooling benefits to your graphics card.

Tom’s Hardware

Fake Scotland 150th anniversary tops flogged on eBay as Adidas probes Chinese counterfeits

The listings appeared on the auction site after a Daily Record investigation resulted in another website removing listings.

Daily Record

Vladimir Putin’s cyber warfare chief sent sex toys after his email is hacked

Ukrainian hackers broke into Sergey Morgachev's AliExpress account and ordered several sex toys and gay pride flags in his name in an "symbolic act of moral humiliation"

Daily Mirror

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As the west tries to limit TikTok’s reach, what about China’s other apps?

With government concerns over national security growing, Beijing’s influence over platforms such as WeChat and Shein could come under scrutiny

The Guardian - UK

Dad orders budget toolbox on AliExpress – but parcel arrives with hilarious twist

A woman was left in stitches after her dad was 'scammed' online when instead of receiving the packed toolbox he wanted, he instead received a photograph of it in full colour

Daily Mirror

Adidas probing counterfeit Scotland tops after fakes sold for just £10

Online listings reveal the bogus jerseys, which cost as little as £10, are made in China and Thailand.

Daily Record

Thousands of Tartan Army fans purchase fake new Scotland strip for £10 online

Scotland fans were taken aback by the beauty of the new 150-year anniversary kit but many have been angered by the astronomical cost that they are being charged.

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Thousands of supporters buy fake new Scotland top online for just £10

A Daily Record investigation has revealed that thousands of tops have been snapped up by Scots, with some explaining their reasons on social media.

Daily Record

Woman flabbergasted as Harry Potter gift she ordered SIX years ago finally arrives

Laura Vidal was left in stitches when she received a package in the post and found a Harry Potter keyring inside - as it was a gift she ordered online six years ago

Daily Mirror

Electric blankets from Amazon and Wish could give shoppers 'electric shock'

An investigation by Which? tested eleven electric blankets - and deemed nine unsafe to use.

Daily Record

Unsafe electric blankets that could cause electric shocks being sold online

Nine out of the 11 electric blankets, throws and shawls put to the test in a new study were deemed to be poorly made, inefficient and illegal in the UK

Evening Standard

Warning after danger Christmas lights sold online, including on Amazon and EBay

Ten out of 12 sets of fairy lights for sale on web marketplaces were found to be unsafe and should not have been on sale in the UK

Chronicle Live

Failed entrepreneur Evan Price is now taking on Aliexpress and Amazon

A disgraced Kiwi businessman whose targets included mum-and-dad investors, a Hollywood producer, a TV news anchor, a city mayor and even the Minister of Finance, is now trying for third time lucky – and asks that he be given a chance to turn over a new leaf.

Newsroom.co.nz

Coca-Cola, Aldi, Lidl, Amazon and TK Maxx urgently recalling products over safety concerns

Products have been recalled due to the possible presence of plastic in food and risk of electric shock

Wales Online

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Evening Standard

London council calls for ban of ‘dangerous’ e-bike chargers after listings found on Amazon and eBay

Almost 60 listings of incompatible chargers were on Amazon Marketplace, eBay, Wish.com and AliExpress

Evening Standard

Tech & Science Daily: ‘Illegal weapons sold on Amazon, eBay, AliExpress and Wish’ in Which? probe

Plus, the 'Butterfly Galaxies' entangled and dancing around each other 60 million light years away

Daily Record

Illegal weapons can be bought on popular sites like Amazon, according to experts

Some of the potentially lethal items costed as little as 49p.

Wales Online

Knuckle dusters, swords and illegal batons being sold online for price of can of pop

The consumer watchdog behind the probe also said items such as knives, knuckle dusters and batons were frightening easy to find

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Daily Mirror

Illegal knives for sale in UK for as little as 49p at top retailers like Amazon and eBay

Consumer watchdog Which? carried out simple searches for banned offensive weapons on popular online marketplaces, including zombie and flick knives, knuckle dusters, swords and batons

The Independent UK

Illegal weapons for sale on AliExpress, Amazon, eBay and Wish, warns Which?

The consumer group found banned weapons such as zombie and flick knives, knuckle dusters, swords and batons on the sites for as little as 49p.

Benzinga

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Benzinga

Here's How Alibaba Is Reaping Benefits Of Overseas Infra Investments As Domestic Crackdowns Continue To Pinch

Alibaba Group Holding Limited (NYSE: BABA), through its Pakistan e-commerce subsidiary Daraz, expanded its reach across Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Myanmar, becoming South Asia's largest e-commerce company outside India,

Chronicle Live

Cheap baby carriers could put tots at risk, shock new report finds

Consumer group Which? bought 11 carriers on online marketplaces eBay, Amazon and Aliexpress - and 10 failed safety tests

Benzinga

Alibaba's Overseas Growth Push Gets Critical To Beat Domestic Slowdown

Alibaba Group Holding Limited's (NYSE:BABA) hunt for overseas growth is critical to offset sluggish demand at home by expanding in Europe through its Southeast Asian offshoot, Lazada, Reuters reports. Lazada plans to target local European vendors, while Alibaba's existing global platform, AliExpress, will continue to focus mainly on cross-border sales from China. However, the…

Daily Mirror

Are you a savvy shopper? Quiz reveals if you would be conned by online marketplaces

One in five online shoppers have been surprised to receive something totally different to what they thought they had purchased - try this brain-teasing quiz to see if you're easy to con

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