Taobao Sells The Case Of High Imitation Luggage Is Being Accepted.

The court of West Lake, Hangzhou, opened a trial case on sale in Taobao on the 19 day.

Hangzhou Shiming has opened stores in Taobao since 2008, but since 2013, Shimou has started selling LV, GUCCI, PRADA and other brand imitation packages, and has sold about 220000 yuan.

Shimou was also arrested because the supplier was caught.

Shi, a 47 year old Hangzhou native, started shop on Taobao online in 2008, specializing in the sale of men's and women's bags. But they were all bags of unknown brands.

At the same time, she also serves as the design director of advertising companies.

In 2010, she withdrew from advertising agencies and began to take orders for her own design, and also stopped the online store business.

In March 2013, Shimou started again.

They sell bags or bags. The difference is that she sells "brand names" this time, LV, GUCCI,

, CHANEL, BURBERRY,

And so on.

GUCCI men's handbags 580 yuan a, Ms. LV single shoulder bag 880 yuan, PRADA small shell shell 980 yuan a, CHANEL single shoulder bag 290 yuan a......

The price ranges from 200 yuan to 1500 yuan.

These prices have attracted many buyers to consult and purchase.

In order to improve the popularity of his shop, Shimou helps his family and friends to brush their credit.

In 7 months, the sales volume of a store was 227616 yuan.

One day in late October 2013, the public security authorities searched the Shimou house in accordance with the law. At the scene, a large number of packages were hung on the label of "LV", "PRADA" and "CHANEL". After checking, there were more than 90 styles, including more than 100 packages, totaling 48466 yuan, and 10 other credit cards and some courier documents were seized.

Shi was surprised. How did the public security organ find herself in such a sudden way? Later, she learned that she had been caught in the house where she was buying, and she had been unlucky.

In the trial, Shimou said that she was only middleman. She usually put in some samples from her home and put them in the house. She used them to take photos, then uploaded them to the shop for buyers' selection. After the buyers were selected, they were sent to the upper house and the house was responsible for the delivery.

Shi said she pleaded guilty voluntarily. At the end of the trial, she said, "I hope the court can make a lighter decision, and she will make a good decision and stop doing illegal things."

The case will be sentenced to sentencing.