Replica Spam Mail
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By Jay HS
Published on 09/2/2006
We are receiving many spam emails selling "branded" replicas on the internet.
A good point about these spam mails is that they have been honest about the product. However, we do not see the point of buying it over the internet since it is replica and there is a question if the manufacturer is legally licensed to reproduce it. In most cases, branded goods manufacturer would not allow replicas unless there is a proper license - so as to ensure quality for the brand name.
In some countries such as China or Thailand, it is common to see replicas being sold on the street. Some of these really look very genuine and could hardly be differentiated just by the amatuer's eye. It will only make the difference once you start using it. Branded watches are not just good for their looks but they have remarkable reliability and accuracy, which is something not found in replicas.
Ofcourse, there are other products such as branded bags such as Louis Vuitton bags. There will also be difference in the material used and reliability.
In any case, I think it is safer to purchase replicas directly from a physical shop rather than online, esp. during a vacation tour in some countries. The replicas sold on the internet isn't cheap either (see below), and could probably be one of the "better" replicas. Note that we didn't imply "licensed" replicas due to lack of information.
Example of Spam mails selling replicas:
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Hello ,
I just bought a Replica watch from this store a few days back - they reall= y have the best selection and awesome quality.
the brands i never thought i could afford - Rolex - Cartier - Omega and ma= ny many more just awesome man.
check them out http://078.speckkleonacat.com
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Rolex, Patek Philippe, Omega
Cartier, Bvlgari, Franck Muller and many more at special Replika disc0unt = offer of 25%. Exactly like original.
wide range of Tiffany and Co. Jewellry and Mont Blanc Pens to choose from = too.....
http://078.speckkleonacat.com
A good point about these spam mails is that they have been honest about the product. However, we do not see the point of buying it over the internet since it is replica and there is a question if the manufacturer is legally licensed to reproduce it. In most cases, branded goods manufacturer would not allow replicas unless there is a proper license - so as to ensure quality for the brand name.
In some countries such as China or Thailand, it is common to see replicas being sold on the street. Some of these really look very genuine and could hardly be differentiated just by the amatuer's eye. It will only make the difference once you start using it. Branded watches are not just good for their looks but they have remarkable reliability and accuracy, which is something not found in replicas.
Ofcourse, there are other products such as branded bags such as Louis Vuitton bags. There will also be difference in the material used and reliability.
In any case, I think it is safer to purchase replicas directly from a physical shop rather than online, esp. during a vacation tour in some countries. The replicas sold on the internet isn't cheap either (see below), and could probably be one of the "better" replicas. Note that we didn't imply "licensed" replicas due to lack of information.
Example of Spam mails selling replicas:
--------------------
Hello ,
I just bought a Replica watch from this store a few days back - they reall= y have the best selection and awesome quality.
the brands i never thought i could afford - Rolex - Cartier - Omega and ma= ny many more just awesome man.
check them out http://078.speckkleonacat.com
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Rolex, Patek Philippe, Omega
Cartier, Bvlgari, Franck Muller and many more at special Replika disc0unt = offer of 25%. Exactly like original.
wide range of Tiffany and Co. Jewellry and Mont Blanc Pens to choose from = too.....
http://078.speckkleonacat.com