The Better Business Bureau is sounding the alarm after a number of Labubu Doll buyers reportedly bought counterfeit toys.

A USA TODAY reporter bought Lafufus online and found some differences in quality, including the number of teeth and chips of paint missing.

Fake Labubus, known as Lafufus, are accidentally being purchased by consumers who can't tell the difference between the legit ...

With the right know-how, you can spot the differences in packaging, paint, material, and branding before you click "buy" ...

"I am not surprised that they are being stolen, that places are getting robbed,” collector Danni Limonez says.

The BBB says dozens of scams related to counterfeit Labubus have been reported to the BBB's Scam Tracker. The copycats are ...

The collectible toys are blowing up. So are the fakes. Here’s what Philly store owners say about spotting the difference.

Pop Mart, the Chinese toy company behind this summer's essential toy for kids and grown-ups alike, is going after a U.S. retailer selling knockoffs: 7-Eleven, sued last week in Federal court. Labubu, ...

The only Pop Mart store in New Jersey is at American Dream Mall in East Rutherford. If you are looking for more variety, you can try the Pop Mart store in New York's World Trade Center mall. Other ...

Marina Galperina is a senior tech editor at The Verge who works with staff writers and freelancers on reports and theme weeks ...

The Labubu craze triggered a costly break-in at a small resale shop in Southern California, where burglars made off with an ...

Fake Labubu dolls—dubbed Lafufu—are going viral on TikTok for all the wrong reasons. Here are 10 chaotic clips that expose why these knock-offs are funny, flawed and a possible hazard.