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some chinese seller sell fake

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  1. eurodiscount

    Joined: October 2004
    Posts: 5

    hi
    some chinese people sell fakes goods

    shoes
    clothes
    sunglasses

    they ripp me off 2 times because not tell me that fake shoes and customs take them and seller don't want to refund my money

    don't buy by transfert because you can't post a complaint as paypal


    bad chinese seller
    http://www.dailystock.cn or com
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  2. mspacman

    Joined: January 2004
    Posts: 338

    To people who import: Is customs more likely to seize a large shipment of fake goods than a small one, or is it just random? If so, how large is large?
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  3. heheboy2004

    Joined: May 2004
    Posts: 225

    eurodiscount wrote:hi
    some chinese people sell fakes goods

    shoes
    clothes
    sunglasses

    they ripp me off 2 times because not tell me that fake shoes and customs take them and seller don't want to refund my money

    don't buy by transfert because you can't post a complaint as paypal


    bad chinese seller
    http://www.dailystock.cn or com


    Now educate urself before you buy!!!!

    Do you seriously think that you can buy cheap Nike, Von Dutch or other name brand products from China????

    They're sold as replicas and you should know that, next time spend some time reading posts on this forum before you waste your money.

    And BTW, forget about your money, you'll never get a refund. :evil:
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  4. aroma-bargains

    Joined: September 2003
    Posts: 435

    Large shipments are more suspect to getting confiscated by customs, but small orders can be taken as well.

    Customs can be very random at this. I know someone who imports lots of bootleg anime dvd's for resale and he would get shipments randomly confiscated. Even stuff customs would go through would not confiscated sometimes, but sometimes it would.

    Large shipments would come in no problem, but then tiny shipments would get taken for example.

    It can be very random sometimes.
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  5. mspacman

    Joined: January 2004
    Posts: 338

    Aroma Bargains: Are there some couriers that are more apt to be searched than others, or is that random, too?

    I'm wondering how the people who import replicas do it. You see so many on eBay and other websites, that clearly they're importing on a regular basis. Do they just figure some shipments will get seized and others won't, and figure the lost $$$ as just a cost of doing business?
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  6. wholesaleoutlet2005

    Joined: October 2004
    Posts: 2

    Its true that China and Korea do sell and illegally import fake/replicas of different name brand items, however that does not mean real authentic items are not made there. Big companies use countries like Korea/China to make there stuff and have these companies ship them here to the US. However there are a batch of leftovers from materials not all being used, so people with connections within the warehouse get a hold of them and can sell them cheaper by paying only the costs to make them. You just have to know the difference between fake and real. Like if you ever go to Korea there are places where you can buy real authentic stuff but its twice as expensive but always cheaper than retail. For example you might be able to get a fake jersey for 10$ however a real jersey will cost ya double.

    FYI
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  7. misstinywiny

    Joined: July 2004
    Posts: 119

    mspacman wrote:Aroma Bargains: Are there some couriers that are more apt to be searched than others, or is that random, too?

    I'm wondering how the people who import replicas do it. You see so many on eBay and other websites, that clearly they're importing on a regular basis. Do they just figure some shipments will get seized and others won't, and figure the lost $$$ as just a cost of doing business?


    My Belief, Thoroughly greased palms. The same way drugs enter the country.
    If you have enough money, you can get things done
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  8. yankees24

    Joined: September 2004
    Posts: 127

    very true!~ money talks in this country.
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  9. mamijee

    Joined: September 2004
    Posts: 304

    Countires like china, india, sri lanka etc. all have licensed factories producing authentic apparel. The problem is that non-licensved factories produce imitated apparel, some of them are really obvious fakes and some of them are top grade replicas, which can also fool the buyer. I guess if you want genuine apparel, they would only come with paperwork.
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  10. mamijee

    Joined: September 2004
    Posts: 304

    Oh yeah,
    look at the prices as well! If something is for like $5 and the ussual wholesale price is like $25, this is a clear sign something is fishy. So looking at the prices also helps you determine whether something is genuine or not. But also look out for people who sell apparel at near wholesale prices but in fact the apparel is imitiated :evil: a lot of thieves and crooks out there! Also do back up checks on the companies e.g. looking at the registry, asking in the forum, and the best of all....
    http://www.!@#$.com/
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  11. 5abi

    Joined: November 2004
    Posts: 54

    eurodiscount wrote:hi
    some chinese people sell fakes goods

    shoes
    clothes
    sunglasses

    they ripp me off 2 times because not tell me that fake shoes and customs take them and seller don't want to refund my money

    don't buy by transfert because you can't post a complaint as paypal


    bad chinese seller
    http://www.dailystock.cn or com


    do u remember who u dealt with? did u get a confirmation email? was it there fault that customs took it away? why they confiscate?
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  12. padje

    Joined: June 2004
    Posts: 37

    dailystock.cn is selling fake's my shoes where stopped also by the customs...

    Also received papers from the customs to let them destory i have to pay to the customs about 180 USD for this.
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  13. 5abi

    Joined: November 2004
    Posts: 54

    Padje wrote:dailystock.cn is selling fake's my shoes where stopped also by the customs...

    Also received papers from the customs to let them destory i have to pay to the customs about 180 USD for this.


    u recieved papers for what? what was the $180 fee for? customs duty? how many pairs u order from them? they confistacted because they were fake? i think dailystock openly sells fake/variant shoes...
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  14. aroma-bargains

    Joined: September 2003
    Posts: 435

    Had a friend once get a shipment of bootleg anime dvd's get confiscated and a similar issue. The DVD's were destroyed hehe.

    This was also a small retail purchase of a few dvd too yet it got stopped and destroyed.
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