From Individual Businesses To Platforms, Are There Any Holidays?

"My BV wallet is scratched, can you help me to deal with it?" in front of a BottegaVeneta (BV) counter in Shanghai, Jo carries her wallet to repair it.

At the side of the counter, a mother daughter is paying for a similar BV purse, with a price of nearly 5000 yuan on the sign.

"You see, it doesn't look obvious now."

In less than 10 minutes, the clerk took the repair wallet and handed it to Jo.

Jo looks very satisfied. He put back a BV shopping ticket and invoice from Hongkong to his wallet.

Before leaving the store, Jo took out his cell phone to tell her boyfriend the news.

"I said," the counter couldn't see that I had 700 pieces of fake goods and gave me a maintenance. "

Jo was excited by the success of his "prank".

Jo told reporters that after the success of the purchase of BV wallet, she bought many luxury items from various platforms such as platform merchants, friends circle, businessmen, etc., including small accessories, sunglasses, shoes, clothes and so on. The prices of these products are mostly 1/4 of the counter price, some even 1/10.

In fact, Jo does not have a precise idea of whether or not the goods purchased are fake.

Liaoning Hua Ying law firm Chen Su said in an interview with reporters that fake goods did not have a precise definition.

There is no clear indication of the extension of counterfeit goods.

"In my opinion, generally speaking, products infringing trademark rights or patent rights can be said to be fake."

Chen Su said, for example, the task of a foundry for the production of mobile phone brands is to assemble mobile phones, but they can not be sold. Once sold arbitrarily, they may constitute patent infringement in patent law.

As for the trademark law, a factory that produces PRADA (Prada) bags will be sold on the same type of goods without authorization, and that is trademark infringement. It is also a category of counterfeit goods.

The reporter found a part-time agent selling Wang Shuo on the circle of friends and the electricity supplier on the platform. He told reporters that when he was lucky, he could sell two in a day, usually two or three times a week.

And a price of 400 yuan package, usually earn about 150 yuan.

Under normal circumstances, Wang Shuo can earn about 2000 yuan a month, which is close to the wages of an ordinary worker in China's three or four line cities.

In addition to individual sellers, some e-commerce platforms themselves have been proved and questioned for luxury.

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In an interview with reporters, DavidLee, CEO and co-founder of dolphin supply chain, said that many documents and packaged foreign goods appeared to be flawless on the surface. They were actually works of Chinese counterfeiting factories.

"Some companies export luxury goods to Europe in the name of ordinary goods, and then mail them back to China through the electricity supplier's identity."

David revealed that some of the open

In order to expand rapidly, the investment audit is not very strict, so long as the other party has free trade contracts and goods, they can enter the platform.

The slack of auditing and the lack of audit ability of some people provide the trading companies with the opportunity to sell fake products.

David did not disclose which company the so-called "open e-commerce platform" specifically pointed to.

However, in July 2014, Tencent Peng Yi Heng, a technology company exposed by science and technology, unveiled the tip of the iceberg.

The company sells forged clothing, watches and other luxury items to many electronic business platforms through forged letters of authorization and customs declarations.

The incident of Yi Peng Hengye has implicated many large electronic business platforms, including jumei.com, Amazon China, No. 1 store, and the US group network.