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Police warn of Stanley cup scams as customers race to buy limited-edition products
Police are warning that scammers are selling counterfeit Stanley Cups, as the water bottle craze surged in popularity.
The warning comes after a limited Valentine’s Day bottle hit supermarket shelves, prompting long queues and fights to break out between customers.
Customers in a rush to get their hands on one have been warned they may receive a fake through online sellers.
The trendy cups, made popular by TikTok, retail for $45, but fakes are being targeted to customers for as low as $19.
“We found them for as cheap as $19. Sounds too good to be true? Well, it is,” the Morton Grove Police Department in Illinois warned on Facebook.
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