The Sale Of Counterfeit Lining Shoes And Other Sports Shoes On Campus Website

Using the newly graduated college students and secondary school students, they sell fake products on the website. Lining Anta, YY and other brand sneakers, with sales amounting to more than 60 yuan. Reporters yesterday learned from the Conghua procuratorate that the 24 members of the gang, such as Deng and so on, had been convicted of crimes of selling counterfeit registered trademarks. They were sentenced to 4 years to 2 months respectively, with a maximum fine of 330 thousand yuan.

It was found that in June 13, 2012, the law enforcement officers seized 2500 pairs of fake sports shoes including Lining, Anta and YY on the spot at a village in Taiping Town, Conghua. They were worth more than 14 yuan, and were also found to sell counterfeit products online. Gym shoes There are 36 computer mainframes and more than 20 employees in Deng Mou company.

In the past two years, Deng bought a fake sports shoes and hired more than 20 people, such as Liang and so on, to work on the Internet through the "blue plated shoes store", "blimman direct shop", "poly treasure mall", "shoes family shop", "wave shoes sports city", "shoe cleaning gold store" and "tide shoe Pavilion mall" and other 7 online stores. They call themselves "counter purchase" and "warehouse docking". A pair of "Lining" or "Anta" brand shoes can be purchased for only sixty or seventy yuan.

According to the investigation, the online shop sells 16466 pairs of brand shoes, such as fake Lining, Anta, YY and so on, involving more than 60 yuan, with an average monthly sales of over 5 yuan. This is Conghua The procuratorate has the largest number of counterfeiting and selling cases in the history, and it is also the largest number of prosecuting cases since the "three strikes" work carried out by the Conghua procuratorate.

It is worth noting that most of the defendants in this case are graduates from secondary schools or colleges who have just graduated. Many of these young people have a weak sense of law, claiming that "selling fake shoes on the Internet is nothing, they should not break the law".