Thursday, February 16, 2012

Fake Jo Malone Candles Could Explode

A counterfeit team has been busy intercepting knock off Merchandise like jewelry, hand bags and candles prior to they get to UK homes.
Unfortunately, Jo Malone’s famous scented candles are too being copied. The packaging looks the same, but the glass containers could explode. It might be tempting to go for money saving knock offs, but in this case it’s downright…  See More..
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