Guangdong Cracked The Big Case Of Gao Fangming Bao: Worth 1 Billion Yuan With Authentic Certificate

　　 Hong Kong media It said that the Guangzhou police uncovered a criminal network that produced and sold counterfeit Louis Vuitton products, and also seized counterfeit products with a potential market value of about 1 billion yuan.

On September 19, the Hong Kong website published a report entitled "Guangzhou Police Disclose a One Billion Yuan Counterfeit Bag Gang". According to the report, the quality of these fake bags is so high that only specially trained appraisers can distinguish the authenticity.

These products are sent to high-end shopping centers in the mainland for sale, and also sold overseas through websites. In order to deceive customers, the counterfeit products sold are accompanied by the authenticity certificate and invoice.

The Guangzhou police said that they broke the gang in June this year, when they arrested 14 suspects and destroyed six underground workshops run by the gang. The police confiscated more than 11000 bags with Louis Vuitton marks, as well as a large number of unfinished Louis Vuitton brand leather products. If these stolen goods are produced and sold in the market as authentic products, their value can reach about 1 billion yuan.

　　 police It also found 27 machines and 30 million Louis Vuitton trademarks. The criminals even launched a fake Louis Vuitton official website to sell products to overseas consumers. According to the police, factories producing fake luxury leather products are distributed in Baiyun and Huadu districts of Guangzhou and nearby Dongguan.

A person who once engaged in the production of fake famous bags said that he was a VIP customer of the counterfeit luxury brand, so that he could buy the goods from the store when they just arrived. He will buy authentic bags, disassemble them, and give them to the leather factory for copying, and then assemble the fake goods at a much lower cost than the authentic ones.

According to the China Luxury Report released by the Wealth Quality Research Institute, a Chinese luxury market research institution, last year, mainland consumers bought $74 billion of luxury goods , far more than the $50 billion they spent in 2011. At the same time, the report said that a large number of fake goods have completely popularized luxury goods and reduced their attractiveness to consumers.