Do I need to worry if I buying racket from Queensway shopping centre in Singapore?

[iamlight]

As we know the Queensway shopping sentre is a famous places to shop for sports goods in Singapore, and the price is cheaper than other place. But I am wondering that are they selling 100% real stuff? Do I need to worry the racket I am buying is fake or genuine?

I do believe that selling fake stuff is a serious problem in Singapore, so if I bought a racket from queensway turns out is fake, what do i do?

[vajrasattva]

usually no need to worry. plus many shops in QW are owned by same owner etc

if its fake go back to the shop with receipt, or go file a case with CASE or up to small claims tribunal if necessary..

[Sealman]

As we know the Queensway shopping sentre is a famous places to shop for sports goods in Singapore, and the price is cheaper than other place. But I am wondering that are they selling 100% real stuff? Do I need to worry the racket I am buying is fake or genuine?

I do believe that selling fake stuff is a serious problem in Singapore, so if I bought a racket from queensway turns out is fake, what do i do?

Actually there are not that many badminton shops at Queensway Shopping Centre. These are the names of the shops from memory:
1st Floor
Sportshop2000
Sports Interlink
Gala Sports
2nd Floor
Newlink
Paragon Sports
Chau Beng
Hello Sports
SS Sports
2 x Yonex shops (run by SS and Newlink)

Not sure if I missed out any shops but if you realise you had bought a fake racket from Queensway please let us know. In any case you should always ask for a receipt from the shop.