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   mark, 12 Mar 2001 @ 4:41pm

   
   

   fakegifts

   I wonder how many more people like me are out $1000 after being lied to over the past 6 months about an order that was neither sent or refunded. They would charge your order on your card and never would send the product or return calls. I also wonder how many of the so-called testimonials were fabricated as a way to lure more people into them. I began e-mailing the testimonials and most emails were returned undeliverable. A couple of comments came back that they were still waiting on product also. Sooo, my impression is these individuals are guilty of alot more that trademark issues.
   
   -Mark

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   D.V. Henkel-Wallace, 12 Mar 2001 @ 5:19pm

   
   

   Read the article!

   They weren't convicted of ripping off their customers, but the manufacturers!

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   Mike (profile), 12 Mar 2001 @ 5:25pm

   
   

   Re: Read the article!

   I did read the article. The point is that the manufacturers were accusing them of trademark infringement as if people would assume that the fake gifts were really shoddy products created by the original manufacturer. That's the claim I find hard to believe. No one would actually think that the fake Rolex was actually from Rolex so I'm not sure how it is actually hurting Rolex...

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   todd, 12 Mar 2001 @ 7:49pm

   
   

   Re: fakegifts

   Mark, I doubt you are out $1000 for any credit card order. If you are, I'd actually love to find out who your credit card issuer is and why you haven't pursued the your rights under their regulations to a full refund (typically less $50). Internet merchants submit credit card sales slips for funding under Visa and Mastercard guidelines. They are however more strictly governed under by special "MOTO" regulations (Mail order, telephone order), that specify that all fraud costs are passed back from cardholder to issuer to clearing bank to acquiring bank to merchant. So, seriously, if you are owed money, get on the phone, my man, as you are a fool not to. Same for the other fake gift folks.

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   Ryan, 12 Mar 2001 @ 8:02pm

   
   

   Re: fakegifts

   I just want to know what you've been buying that's fake and costs $1000?

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   Anthony, 8 May 2001 @ 4:26pm

   
   

   Re: fakegifts

   Well Mark, I'm a person like you. Your situation is very similar to mine in that no one was ever there to answer the phone and never got the watch, however I ordered COD, thank god.

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