Counterfeit traders are openly selling goods on Facebook
Fake items advertised for sale include jackets, jumpers, tracksuits, boots, trainers, handbags and perfumes with brand names such as Gucci, Chanel, Ugg, Nike, Armani and Hugo Boss.
Albeit Facebook said it was “working to improve” ways to identify violations, the social media giant has been accused of not doing enough to remove the infringing goods that are openly offered for sale and sold on the platform, which costs the Treasury millions in tax evasion.
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January 28, 2018
January 28, 2018
03 - 04 December 2018
Brand Protection Congress (2nd Annual) – WORLD-BI
The 2nd Annual Brand Protection Congress, BPC provides awareness to brand owners in mitigating counterfeiting issues and brand infringements. Brand owners are extremely concerned about losing the customer trust top-up on losing the revenue and reputation. BPC is addressing the most challenging issues such as counterfeiting, trademarks, illicit trade, brand infringements, cybercrimes and grey market. …
14 - 15 November 2018
Brand Protection & Anti-Counterfeiting (12th Annual) Summit – IQPC
Calling all Brand Protection and Anti-Counterfeit Specialists! Your company has invested thousands, perhaps millions of euros and immeasurable hours into building brand equity. And with one infringement, your brand, your revenue, your reputation and your rights can be put at risk within minutes. Bringing together the most innovative brands and enforcement agencies in Europe, the …
