Does the toaster on Amazon have these? If not they are extra.
You can't have quite that level of untouchability as a US manufacturer, so you have to do it right.
Unfortunately the fourth only burned their house down and now we have to tolerate an insufferable GoFundMe campaign because their CA fire insurance only covers gender reveal parties. Bezos ruins everything.
@DanHulton - tell us all the tale.
Do I have a broken link somewhere?
Just recently a German tech channel reviewed a "gaming PC" sold on Amazon. The power supply had a fake CE label (aka it's illegal to sell in the EU) and the graphics card was a used Chinese crypto mining card that caught fire before they were done testing.
CE - labels are a mess. First of all, you can self-certify. So the label may be correct but the certification shady. Then you can of course just slap on a CE label on something which isn't even certified.
To add insult to injury, China made a virtually indistinguishable CE label which means "China Export". Thanks, China.
Take a close look at the TÜV/GS logo and font. I seriously doubt the UL file number E131992 exists. The Safety Mark 021068-00 code is for a Samsung AC Adapter [1], which this is not. You can see some of the same details in the AliExpress listings.
It's the same thing for Rolex's at the Eiffel Tower. Does that make the eiffel tower, or real eatches any different?
Breaking news. This just in! China is manufacturing counterfeiting products