Over 100 Million Yuan Involved In The Case! Fake LV Package Can Scan Out The Official Website Links, But Also Before The Real Products On The Market?

Recently, Shanghai police cracked a huge case of counterfeit luxury goods, involving more than 100 million yuan. In order to achieve the purpose of counterfeiting the real, the gang even implanted chips in the counterfeit bags, scanning can access the authentic link of the official website.

In December last year, Shanghai Qingpu police found that some people sold suspected counterfeit LV bags through the circle of friends. At first, the police thought that this was an ordinary end-user, but in-depth investigation found that the account also sold LV bag hardware accessories.

Cai Haifeng, chief of the food, drug and environmental investigation team of the Economic Investigation Detachment of Shanghai Qingpu Public Security Bureau, said that he was able to issue such hardware accessories, so it can be proved that it is a manufacturing dens and a gang.

After tracking funds and logistics, the police found out that the actual user of the wechat account was Mr. Zheng who lived in Guangzhou. After several months of investigation, a manufacturing and selling Gang hiding in Guangzhou, Dongguan and Foshan gradually emerged.

      On July 14, the police arrested more than 40 dens in Guangzhou, Dongguan, Foshan and other places, destroying the criminal gang of manufacturing and selling counterfeit LV bags led by Zheng and Xu, and arrested 62 suspects, seized more than 30 sets of counterfeit equipment, more than 2000 counterfeit brand bags, and more than 100000 pieces of raw materials such as fake leather materials, hardware accessories, anti-counterfeiting buckles and false chips It is worth more than 100 million yuan.

Police told reporters that fake brand bags have the smell of formaldehyde. The lining of the genuine bag is flat, but the fake bag does not fit tightly with the outer skin after drying.

According to the investigation, the suspect colluded with Shi Mou, a member of the LV brand counter in Guangzhou, so that he could take advantage of his work and provide it to the counterfeiting gangs to copy the new bags before the public sale, so that the counterfeit brand bags can be synchronized or even sold earlier than the real ones.

In addition, the counterfeiting gang has built-in NFC chips in the new counterfeit bags. The link popped up after scanning was actually the LV official website.

Jiang Tianming, a police officer of the food, drug and environmental investigation team of the Economic Investigation Detachment of Shanghai Qingpu Public Security Bureau, said that there was no NFC chip that could be read by mobile phones in the bag of authentic products.