You can say there are two kinds of fake products. The first is the product which lies about what it is.
For example, sunglasses with Armani written on them but not made by Armani. (...)

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Decide if the following statements about the article are true (T), false (F) or information is not given (NG)

1. The article talks about the quality of big brand manufacturers’ products.
2. In the past the standard of fakes was much higher.
3. Ken Pearton deals with investigating fake products in Nottingham.
4. The price of fakes and real products is now about the same.
5. Some big name producers have gone out of business because of fakes.
6. You are more likely to find a ‘pass off’ fake in Thailand than in England.
7. ‘Pass off’ fakes looks very similar to big brand products.
8. According to the article you never spend your money well if you buy a ‘pass off’.
9. The police don’t investigate ‘pass offs’.
10. It’s always a good idea to buy ‘pass off’ technical goods.