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At the Musée de la Contrafaçon in Paris, the new collection is delivered every month by a customs representative. More than 450 objects are displayed to alert the consumer about these everyday products that deceive the consumer. No object is spared, from the medal to the toothbrush, to the luxury bags. - "It can be very dangerous": from the luxury watch to the medals, counterfeiting has its own museum (Conso and trends).
Louis Vuitton Awarded S$200,000 in Damages Against Instagram Seller of Fake Goods
A Singaporean man has been ordered by the High Court to pay a hefty sum to the luxury brand Louis Vuitton after he was caught selling fake versions of their products on Instagram. The man, identified as Mr. Ng Hoe Seng, has been told to pay Louis Vuitton S$200,000 in damages. Mr. Ng ran an online shop on Instagram called EMCASE IG, using the handle @emcase_sg. Through this account, he advertised and sold various items such as phone covers, watch…
High Court orders Instagram seller to pay Louis Vuitton $200k in damages over counterfeit goods
SINGAPORE - An Instagram seller who sold fake Louis Vuitton items as authentic and ghosted the High Court during court proceedings has been ordered to pay $200,000 in damages to the French luxury fashion house for trademark infringements.Mr Ng Hoe Seng, operating under Instagram accounts “emcase_sg” and “emcrafts_sg”, sold counterfeit goods such as phone cases, passport covers, card holders and purses through the social media platform. The fakes…
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