The cardholder claims the item they received is counterfeit, not genuine.
A customer believes (rightly or wrongly) that the product they received is not an authentic version of what was advertised.
Serious reputationally — proof of sourcing/authenticity matters more here than standard order evidence.
Supplier/authenticity documentation, sourcing records, or brand authorization proving the item is genuine.
Submit sourcing and authenticity documentation proving the product is genuine.
Not retaining supplier invoices or authenticity documentation for branded goods.
Only source branded/licensed goods from verifiable, documented suppliers and keep those records on file.
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