December 26, 2021
MPP Solar has only 1 website: www.mppsolar.com
It has been brought to our attention by our distribution partner that there is a www.mppsolar.NET domain selling (or attempting to) FAKE MPP solar-branded inverters to confuse customer. A quick WHOIS check indicates this website is registered by a company from Guang Dong province in China, same location as where MustPower – the mainland Chinese company who has registered and stolen “MPP Solar” trademark in China and USA – is based.
It is no news to the world that China has been long been a safe breeding ground for ripoffs and knockoffs of many famous international brands such as Starbucks, NIKE, Under Armour, Range Rover, Subway, Walmart, and MUJI. Some of these giant conglomerates have spend millions and years fighting legal wars, but most smaller companies simply do not have such resources to do so, especially in Chinese courts where legal justice is highly dubious.
We would like to take this opportunity to confirm to all customers and partners worldwide that MPP Solar (Taiwan) has only ONE official website and it is www.mppsolar.COM. Any other domains/URLs attempting to disguise themselves as “MPP Solar” are unauthorized and likely very risky. We strongly urge you to be very careful when viewing these websites as they are either trying to sell you knockoff / poor quality clones and may even contain malicious codes that endanger your privacy.
Thank you for your attention.
*Extended reading:
- Behind the counterfeit goods industry in modern China | Daxue Consulting
- It’s Perfectly Legal for Your Chinese Manufacturer to Copy Your Products – Harris Bricken
- You Were Copied in China – So What? You’re Relevant! – PTL Group (ptl-group.com)
- The Clone Wars: 12 Chinese Copies Of Popular Cars (motor1.com)
- The 10 Most Shameless Chinese Ripoffs of 2016 – Thatsmags.com
- Chinese Western-Brand Rip-Offs (businessinsider.com)
