Trading Standards Email? Or Just A ⊗⊗⊗⊗? HELP
Hi,
I just recieved an email from legal@tradingstandard.co.uk which stated the following:
"Dear xxxxx,
It has been brought to our attention that you are selling counterfeit goods which infringe the copyright trademarks MONSTER® .
We are working with a number of companies to remove these listings from market and auction websites such as ebay and Play and it is understood that you are providing these items as counterfit merchandises and committing a criminal offence Under the Sale of Goods Act 1979,
It is illegal to:-
a) apply another person's registered trade mark or something likely to be mistaken for a trade mark to goods or packaging, or
b) infringe copyright by copying a copyright work without the authorisation or licence of the trade mark or copyright owner, or
c) apply any other indication to goods or packaging likely to mislead as to the identity of the manufacturer or producer
We are currently in the process of obtaining your details from Play and unless the listings are immidiately removed we will have no option but to take legal action!
For more information you may visit our website : http://www.tradingstandard.co.uk/
Sincerely,
John McCrohan"
I always thought emails from trading standards would be from a .gov.uk email address rather than your run of the mill .co.uk. Also the person has made mistakes in the email notice how he has spelt "immidiately". Is this just another competitor trying to cut out competition?
Id appreciate any help anybody could give me. Thanks
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