The difference between buying genuine and fake goods

The difference between buying genuine and fake goods. Fake goods refer to using untrue factory names, addresses, trademarks, product names, product logos, etc. This causes customers and consumers to misunderstand the genuine product and think that the fake is the genuine product. So what is the difference between buying genuine and fake? The difference between buying genuine and fake 1

Fake The difference with the real thing

The materials are different. There are also different workmanship requirements. What you're talking about is a level of quality. It refers to the anti-bending ability of the upper and the adhesive force of the glue. One level of quality is easy. The difference is that if the real thing is made of cowhide, it costs 50 yuan per foot. For fakes, use twenty. Or artificial leather. This is pu. There are also things like shoe uppers. The real thing requires 11 stitches per inch and 40 gauge. Then you can measure one inch from any place on the upper of the shoe using the 40 line. There are only eleven needle holes.

What are the industrial and commercial penalties for selling counterfeit goods?

First, seize and confiscate all counterfeit goods and destroy them centrally;

Secondly, confiscate the sales Illegal gains from counterfeit goods;

Finally, a fine of not less than 50% but not more than three times the value of the counterfeit goods sold shall be imposed.

Article 50 of my country's "Product Quality Law" stipulates that if a product is adulterated or adulterated, a fake is passed off as genuine, a substandard product is passed off as good, or a substandard product is passed off as a qualified product, the company shall be ordered to stop production. , sales, illegally produced and sold products shall be confiscated, and a fine of not less than 50% but not more than three times the value of the illegally produced or sold products shall be imposed; if there are any illegal gains, the illegal gains shall also be confiscated; in serious cases, the business shall be revoked license; if it constitutes a crime, criminal liability will be pursued in accordance with the law.

Will you go to jail if you are caught selling counterfeit goods?

Sellers who sell counterfeit goods are defrauding consumers, and the consumers are not buying what they are buying. If you want something, or if it is damaged during use, you will expose the seller in order to recover your losses. Then, if a seller of counterfeit goods is caught, he may face criminal penalties and go to jail.

First of all, the perpetrator sells counterfeit goods, which is an illegal act. If the circumstances are serious and the amount is large, he will bear criminal liability.

Moreover, according to the specific crime circumstances, the following penalties will be imposed:

1. Those whose sales amount is relatively large, that is, those whose sales amount is more than 50,000 yuan, will be punished.

2. If the sales amount is huge, that is, if the sales amount is more than 250,000 yuan, he will be sentenced to not less than three years and not more than seven years. to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than 10 years and to a fine.

Secondly, those who sell counterfeit goods and do not reach the above amount do not need to bear corresponding criminal liability, but must accept the following penalties:

1. Be ordered to stop production and sales;

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2. Products illegally produced and sold will be confiscated;

3. Those illegally produced and sold will be fined not less than 50% but not more than three times the value of the illegally produced or sold products;

4. If there are illegal gains, the illegal gains will be confiscated;

5. If the circumstances are serious, the business license will be revoked.

Therefore, sellers who sell counterfeit goods do not necessarily have to bear criminal liability. The details must be determined based on the sales amount.

Nowadays, the industrial and commercial departments in various places are actually very strong in inspecting and cracking down on counterfeit and shoddy products. Once they are found to be selling fake goods, they will inevitably be punished accordingly. The specific industrial and commercial penalty standards for selling counterfeit goods are, in accordance with the provisions of the Product Quality Law, generally an order to stop production and sales, confiscation of illegally produced and sold products, and a fine of 50% of the value of illegally produced and sold products. A fine of not more than three times but not more than three times. However, we must also note that the act of selling fake goods may actually violate the Criminal Law and constitute a crime.

The Difference Between Buying Genuine Products and Fake Products 2

There are also many counterfeited brands in the cosmetics industry, such as Proya, Kazilan, Nature Hall, Hanshu, Pechoin, Wenbiquan, Huoquan, Meifubao, Meisu, and Pipdog , Dingjiayi and other brands have been copied. Counterfeit goods plagiarize the outer packaging of the brand, slightly change the color, font, brand name, and trademark, and then appear in the market. Most of these knock-off goods enter wholesale markets, specialty stores, small supermarkets and other channels.

If you buy fake goods, you can also complain to the store and ask for return compensation. Then buying fake goods will make people laugh or cry. Whenever you purchase cosmetics online, you can use many methods to identify whether they are genuine or counterfeit, but once you encounter a counterfeit product, how can you tell it is fake? They just look similar, and they are not holding the authentic flag. I can only blame myself for not keeping my eyes open. But whether it is a copycat or a fake, strictly speaking, it infringes the original brand.

Needless to say, fake goods certainly constitute trademark infringement. Counterfeit goods have the possibility of misleading consumers because the trademark and appearance are too similar, misleading consumers into buying counterfeit goods, which constitutes unfair competition. Faced with so many copycats and fakes, brands are actually looking for ways to protect their rights and crack down on these copycats. Because these counterfeit goods have affected the brand value and image, seriously affected consumers' enthusiasm for purchasing, and led to mismatch between brand investment and income and other harms. Rights protection methods include negotiation, application to the industrial and commercial administrative department for investigation, and litigation. When brand owners defend their rights, they usually file a lawsuit in the People's Court, because suing through the court is mandatory and can effectively stop the other party's infringement. It can also obtain loss compensation based on the other party's profit from the infringement. Nowadays, it is generally entrusted to intellectual property commercial rights protection companies.

Intellectual property commercial rights protection companies are usually full-risk agents, using a share of claim amount and cooperation model. There is no cost when the intellectual property commercial rights protection company cooperates with the rights holder. The intellectual property rights commercial rights protection company bears all costs (notarization fees, litigation fees, transportation expenses), and the court decides that the infringement compensation will be shared with the rights holder. .

Moreover, professional intellectual property commercial rights protection companies generally have branches across the country. When there are batch prosecution cases, they can provide better services and reduce the cost of rights protection. There is no cost when rights holders go to court to defend their rights in bulk.

Nowadays, compensation for infringement (trademark, patent, copyright, copyright) has become an important income for brand owners, writers, celebrities, film and television companies and other rights holders. Differences between buying authentic and fake products 3

1. Pure original products:

It means that the factory has received an order from a large brand company, and the brand company will specify certain materials for the factory. Or the brand company provides the materials itself. In addition, the brand company will provide design samples, and then the factory will make the finished product according to regulations for the brand company to inspect. After the brand company is satisfied, the factory starts mass production. The brand company will provide 10% more fabric than the total materials used, and the trademark will also provide 5% more. In this way, the factory will produce according to the requirements, and the brand company will not want defective products. Companies with strict quality will cut off the logo, which is also called label cutting. The goods can be said to be purely original and genuine. I don’t know if you know that when foreign brands place an order with a Chinese factory, they will place a slightly higher price. For example, if the brand needs 10,000 pieces of clothing in the next quarter, then it will usually be calculated strictly by a dedicated person to be able to produce 11,000 pieces. The raw materials for clothes are supplied to factories for production. Then when the factory's process is completed, the QC, or quality inspection personnel, will ask the factory to hand over 10,000 pieces of clothes with the best quality, and the rest will be destroyed by the factory. So in the actual work process, will the factory really completely destroy these clothes? Of course it is impossible. In order to maximize profits, someone will definitely resell these clothes (everyone knows the Chinese style, so I won’t explain it in detail).

Regarding the quality issues of this batch of pure original orders, there is actually no need to worry at all. The factory masters are all veterans and generally do not make any major mistakes. The so-called quality issues are also difficult for us consumers to detect. Another situation is that some products actually have no so-called quality problems, just because they are not within the 10,000 index, they are so cheap for us people, haha.

2. Following the order:

After the factory completes the order from the brand company, there will be some fabric left. If the company does not take it back, the factory will According to the original design drawing, the clothes are made from the same fabric, but without a logo, there is a wash mark, and the factory makes its own trademark. Such goods are called follow-up orders. The appearance is not much different from the real thing, but the quality is not so strict and there will be defective products.

This kind of goods is actually slightly different from pure original orders. The fabrics generally come from foundries, and most of them are made of leftover materials. These materials will be left in the factory or stolen. Factory, and then there will be experienced masters for processing. So since the ingredients are all provided by customers, what about the accessories? Generally speaking, each brand has its own manufacturer of accessories (accessories: most of the accessories for real foreign trade clothing are "customer-supplied", with exquisite workmanship and brand characteristics, such as zippers, buttons, and small details on clothes. Logo, hang tag, main label, washed label, etc., some even have the brand's logo). Some manufacturers will also make a batch of high-imitation accessories for use on clothes, because they are secondary anyway, and there is no difference between the feel and the wear.

In short, for general documentary goods, auxiliary materials may be replaced. As for whether specific excipients have been replaced, suppliers will be aware of it.

PS: Although the accessories of a piece of clothing (such as zippers and the like) are very important, but in fact, even if it is a high imitation, so what, as long as the quality and craftsmanship are in place, there is no difference at all, okay? .

3. Reproduction:

Use a real product as a model, then study its production process, dissect the material, and then follow the model to make a logo . So this kind of goods has nothing to do with the brand company, but it will have all the labels. The key to this type of clothes depends on the factory and the fabric. The quality of the clothes made by a good factory using good materials is no worse than the genuine products, and some are even better than the genuine products. Hahaha, once I went to a champion OEM factory in Zhejiang to inspect the goods, and I saw a I was approving short-sleeves and asked, isn’t this model from last year? Why is it still produced? The boss quietly told me that someone had placed the order. I was confused at the time, hahaha. The quality is better than the original product! When buying replica clothes, you must choose the right seller. Some of them pretend to be fake and brag that their relatives are from some kind of OEM factory. This is all nonsense. The OEM factory still has time to send you one. Replica clothes really all depends on your conscience. Find a good factory and place an order. All costs are taken into account. As long as you spend money, you can get good products. Some sellers also sell outrageous prices. Generally, a replica Short-sleeves, no matter how good the quality is, only cost more than 200. Some sellers sell them for 500 or 600, so I won’t comment much.

Two final words:

When buying clothes online, you must check the workmanship of the clothes. Pay attention to details such as zippers, thread routing, and wash labels. Real foreign trade clothes have very high requirements for stitching. There are strict requirements for the number of stitches per inch, so intuitively, the stitches of real foreign trade clothing are even and fine; when buying replica clothes, you need to look at the materials, accessories, and hardware. It is very important to choose a good seller. Unscrupulous sellers It will kill you in minutes.