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If it's part of a bargain bundle then it's unlikely real - if YOU owned one, would you sell it bundled with a load of other stuff or would you list it individually?
Decool and Sheng Yuan are very close to original in colour and print so it's very hard to tell in a photo. Since you can't see any logos, from this photo the only way you might tell would be from the shoulders. Sheng Yuan are a bit broader than Lego's shoulders.
Also ensure there are not stickers on the figure, should be printed.
I've attached a photo from the Internet that I found - the giveaway really is in the shoulder moulds if you don't have the opportunity to see the figure in the flesh.
Would someone with a better eye for lego than me comment on iron patriot's shoulder joint?
The easiest thing to do is ask for photos unassembled, but also ask if they are genuine lego. If he says no, or refuses to answer, or says that he probably thinks so, then avoid them. Only buy them if he guarantees they are genuine.
I don't feel much better about bricklink, unless I know the seller has been around a long time and isn't located in an area known for KO. Anyone else care to share their perspective?
Its been too long since I got an ebay bargain (although I once got a first appearance green goblin for 99p).
The easiest thing to do is show them unbuilt.
I just wanted to give @AceCobra1 one last panic attack. ;)