How to tell the authenticity of Sony digital camera?

When selling digital cameras, merchants should come up with a brand-new digital camera with a packaging box. If it has been opened, it is recommended that the merchant change it for you and open it face to face! Is Sony digital camera really licensed, because the box is opened? The answer is no, we all know that there are stickers on the camera packaging box, and some JS can tear them off intact with a hair dryer and sell parallel digital cameras as licensed products, so consumers will not think that the stickers are genuine licensed products when they see them intact. By the way, many consumers may find it useful to call 800 on the spot. For licensed goods, it is definitely useful, but some parallel imports have already opened 800 calls, which is enough to make fakes. Sony's phone number should be 800-820-9000. If you call another number, it must be a fake. Sony's 800 call is a manual radio station, and the parallel 800 call is an automatic radio station. No matter what serial number you enter, you will get a "genuine licensed" reply. After opening the package, check whether there are warranty cards, instructions and other accessories. Regular licensed goods will have instructions printed in Chinese, and parallel imports may not. Even if there is, it may be printed by the merchant later. The quality of paper and printing is relatively poor, and consumers can clearly feel it. It is easy for consumers to distinguish the authenticity by looking at the font of the warranty card. Each DC of Sony digital camera has its own corresponding serial number, while the JS warranty card is printed by itself, and the serial number will be added again later. There will be obvious marks here. In fact, for the purchase of parallel imports, the author believes that before buying, we should first go to the Internet to inquire about the relevant licensed quotations, and then go to the market to consult a number of people who have a bottom, so as not to buy parallel imports without quality assurance because of greed for cheap.