This is very common, unfortunately. A competitor with counterfeit goods, wants the market to thmselves and they think they have come up with a great way to scare other people away. The write an email, accusing you of selling counterfeits, tell you they are reporting you to everyone and their brother and use the names of lots of law enforcement agencies and/or attorneys to make it seem real.
I would never respond to such a message, they are not legitimate.
If a real rights owner has a problem with you, they will have an undercover buyer make a purchase. If the item is counterfeit, they will then sue you and/or file a complaint with the proper authorities. But you would not know that happened until after the fact. They don't send emails threatening people.
And if they DID send you a message for whatever reason, their phone number and contact information would be included and it could be easily verified. They woul WANT you to know who they are, and that they are serious.
Last edited by jeffweico; 04-15-2012 at 06:12 PM.
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