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Re: Notice of penalty crazy help
 

You’re not innocent until proven guilty in civil court

Again I said they pulled my name off the house deed then issued a bill in my name for a crazy amount

If anyone has been in a similar situation private message me

Re: Notice of penalty crazy help
 

If you want help from this forum and it’s members you better start coming a bit clearer with the facts because I’m at a lost as to what actually has been written to you where these DVDs came from and who ordered them...

I noticed in another topic post (I think it was the corona virus one) you mentioned you was nervous for the wait of an order from China that was “a five figure sum” so a pretty big order! Are the DVDs this?

There’s something you clearly not divulging to us and we can’t help you till you start telling us the full facts!

Re: Notice of penalty crazy help
 

Who is the package addressed to?

Re: Notice of penalty crazy help
 

@OP, Looking forward to the answer of this question

Re: Notice of penalty crazy help
 

found this on a law site:
The penalty dollar amount is usually based on the maximum amount that customs can levy under the law for counterfeit violations; they are are not based on the price actually paid for the goods, but on the manufacturer’s suggested retail price (“MSRP”) of the goods if they were genuine:

1st Offense: the penalty is equal to up to the MSRP of genuine goods
2nd (or more) Offense: the penalty is equal to twice the MSRP of genuine goods
For example, if you are importing counterfeit jeans that cost $5 each, but which have a MSRP for genuine jeans of $95, customs customs uses the $95 price in its calculation. In this example, if 100 pairs of jeans were imported, the penalty for a 1st offense is up to $9,500 (not $500). For a 2nd offense, the penalty is up to $19,000 (not $500 or $1,00).