French Classic Luxury Brand Chanel Accused 30 Amazon Sellers Of Selling Fake Products

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Chanel is handling a case involving a total amount of up to US $60 million, which has charged some sellers on Amazon (Amazon) who have been temporarily suspended on suspicion of providing counterfeit Chanel products. Two defendants actually responded (which is quite unusual in such cases):

A seller who was certified as "Angela Pasecha" in Amazon has sent an e-mail to Chanel legal adviser on Thursday, saying that they sold the mobile phone shell with "Chanel" logo, which was an accident caused by the wrong upload of some official Chanel product photos.

The seller, who coordinates outside the US, said: "when I noticed these errors, I immediately put the merchandise off the shelves and deleted the relevant links and merchandise.

We have done 5 deals before and earned US $48, but all of our online stores are frozen. "

He apologized for the mistake and promised not to sell Chanel brand products through Amazon.

The other is in.

The Chinese seller, named Juanjuan Liu, issued a concise e-mail to the legal adviser of Chanel, denying the sale of counterfeit products of any Chanel Liu.

Chanel's lawyer declined to comment on the matter.

In similar cases, Gucci and Moose Knuckles received a default judgment because the defendants accused of selling counterfeit products did not respond at all.

Chanel has been actively protecting its intellectual property for a long time. In the current case, the online seller of counterfeit Chanel products selling a series of handbags, T-shirts and mobile phone shells has been accused by Amazon.

Lynnette Oka, executive director of Internet enforcement enforcement at Chanel, said in court: in order to sue these sellers, Chanel also hired two private detectives to monitor their actions in Amazon.

The two private detectives bought clothing and accessories from the online shop of the defendant seller in the Amazon's online store, including one of the seven signs of Chanel.

Lynnette Oka also said: "Chanel also opposed the so-called" search engine optimization "behavior of Amazon sellers using their brand names.

The accused is blackened the free market space.

Chanel has the right to promote products and related information under fair conditions.

Such unlawful acts of defendants can lead to unfair competition on the Internet (including search engine results) on Chanel. "

A temporary restraining order has been received for the defendant, but the court is still asking the court to permanently close the Amazon stores and claim $2 million for each Amazon seller.

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