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ARTICLE · 13 JULY 2020

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Buyer Beware – Potential Perils Of Purchasing A Parallel Import

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There can be no denying that online shopping has been a blessing in disguise during these unsettling times.

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There can be no denying that online shopping has been a blessing in disguise during these unsettling times. Not only has it provided a way to purchase necessary goods during lockdown, it has provided some much-needed online retail therapy from the comfort of your own home.

It has further proved to be a useful mechanism to stimulate the economy while shops remain closed, saving many retailers from going under and providing consumers with a way to purchase goods while practicing social distancing.

Apart from the obvious risks involved in online shopping e.g. credit card fraud, identity theft or fake online stores, those who are fortunate enough to be able to access and purchase goods from online shops are often not aware of an additional risk involved in purchasing certain online goods.

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