Consumer industry is demanding and precisely so when it relates
to high end luxury at a fraction of the retail cost. One would be
only foolish to not take a sprint for runway luxury at a plausible
price. The hard sell tactics are a common site in the
'special' alleys better known for the 'best buys'
of popular luxury brands. In the dictionary of lawyers, these best
buys are known as counterfeit goods and no matter how lucrative it
may sound- dealing in them is a punishable offence.
Three brisk warning from a lawyer in similar field could
possibly be- i) the health warning- the
goods may be genuinely hazardous in many instances, especially fake
leather or even more? Fake medicines ii) the moral
warning- counterfeit goods have indirect yet
noteworthy effect on jobs of many, loss of profit for the owners
iii) the third and most important- legal
warning – counterfeiting goods is illegal, in
most if not all jurisdictions.
