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Originally Posted by Trumpy

Now, I'm not conversant with the workings of UL, to my knowledge they are a test lab only, but, could they bring a case against companies overseas using fraudulent test certifications, especially where their own test certifications are being falsified?


Yes. The UL mark is a registered trademark, and can only be used as authorized by UL. Using it on an unlisted product is an unauthorized use, so UL could file a suit for trademark infringement.

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that's the problem with this particular company.... the stickers might even be phony.... that is why UL has issued a warning about this garbage


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