Selling conterfeit goods

heavyarmz

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do people still go for conterfiet goods if theyre good quality?
 
Counterfeits will always exist and thrive when low income individuals want to act like "something" they are not. Personally, I feel $500 T-Shirts are insane and useless but others will ALWAYS want to flash for others. So the answer to your question is yes. If you're thinking about getting into the game though, don't just go and order 150 pairs of fake Nikes and sell them to random people on the street, lmao. VERY dangerous 'business'.
 
But what if you sell counterfeit goods online and use fake everything
 
But what if you sell counterfeit goods online and use fake everything

I used to work for Deckers and they sent some of us on a counterfeit course because apparently UGG's are the second most counterfeited item in the world next to Nike products. It was incredibly informative and trust me you would not be safe selling online either.
 
do people still go for conterfiet goods if theyre good quality?

Brings back memories of seeing the council estate unemployed all in 'Armani' shell suits in the 1990s....
 
Imho, these two should've stopped counterfeiting once they actually bought a house and bmw with the illegal profit.

But nah, guess they wanted to keep going indefinitely.

Contrary to what Gordon Gekko says, Greed is not good.
 
Is it actually THAT illegal? I had no idea. Seems stupid as hell to be thrown in jail for something like that. Chances of getting caught small scale I bet are slim to none.
 
Is it actually THAT illegal? I had no idea. Seems stupid as hell to be thrown in jail for something like that. Chances of getting caught small scale I bet are slim to none.
Yeah if u r good enough to buy like a really good counterfeit then sell it to 1 person you meet at a bar. U won't get caught
 
I dont live in the states though and what if I sold it for cryptocurrency
 
Of course there is demand.

There are like 5 dedicated counterfeit watch forums, brimming with members spending $200-$1000 per fake watch. It's nuts out there.
 
Of course there is demand.

There are like 5 dedicated counterfeit watch forums, brimming with members spending $200-$1000 per fake watch. It's nuts out there.
Lol, if the fake costs 1k, the real one must be. . .
 
People still do it. The risk of getting caught seems overblown in this thread.
If youre not in usa chance if law coming down on you is even lower.
Selling crypto only alienates 99% of userbase who has no clue how to get bitcion/too many hoops to jump through vs simple credit card transaction they're used to and completed hundreds of time. Don't let it stop you from testing it as a payment method to see if it works for you.
 
It all depends on FROM where you are selling the counterfeit goods.
If you stock and sell them in the US and get caught, oooohhhhh !!!!
Here in India, everything goes. Even if caught, everyone love "grease".
Yeah, I know you can sell online in a stealth manner and use dropshipping, etc.
But, STILL if something like the FBI wants to really investigate it, shaka laka boom boom !!!
 
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