只是A货有时候比真货还贵呢。

某游客从中国带回几个（7个好像）rolex 手表，被罚款5万多美元。
许多美国人（包括社会地位不错的人士）去中国旅游就愿意买仿制名牌，抱着好玩的心理。俺自己对此行为中立态度。不过，这位老兄代价惨痛。

http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20070509/151831.shtml
That Fake Rolex You Buy In China May Cost You More Than The Real Thing

from the after-customs-has-its-way-with-you dept

Petréa Mitchell writes in to let us know about yet another case where trademark protection is being abused. "A guy decided to bring back some obviously fake Rolexes from China as souvenirs for his family. This was probably not a bright idea in any case, but US Customs thinks it's worth fining him $55,300. The fine is allegedly based on the street value of real Rolex watches, but he points out that there's no way anyone would pay a full Rolex price for fakes as obvious as these. The government says he should be glad it's only $55,300, because if Rolex had gotten personally involved it could have been $100,000... per watch." This one raises all sorts of questions. The thing is, buying these fake Rolexes shouldn't be against the law -- selling them should be. However, the guy wasn't caught selling them. Either way, while aren't there more important things for Customs to be doing than fining people for wearing fake Rolexes?

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