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Nobody's going to buy a fake Rolex. Tell them they're real and hot. Get a good price and relocate frequently.
No, that is called free riding. Trademark law exists to protect the good will of a company. This is accomplished in several ways: (1) by preventing people from ejecting products into the stream of commerce which people may mistakingly associate with the brand of another company, (2) by preventing people from diluting the brand name of another by overuse, and (3) preventing other brands from free riding on the brand of another.
A fake rolex only has a market because of Rolex's good will. Injecting fake rolexs into the stream of commerce, even if everyone knows it is a fake, dilutes the brand name of Rolex and is only worthwile because it free rides on teh Rolex name.
Go for it - every body and their brother seems to have done it at least once in their life - so why not you?
I would buy one, But the Rolex people might have something to say about it.
If you don't have ROLEX on them, you might be able to get away with it, selling "replicas" of Rolex watches. However, if they do have the Rolex logo and design, you would be guilty of selling counterfeit items.
No. You will be a criminal.
No. Even if the people who buy them from you know they are fake, the people who see your customers wearing the watches will not. That is why most people buy fakes. So, you are still trading off Rolex's goodwill and you will still be an infringer and possibly a criminal.
not at all i believe they are still illegal
A watch is an accessory that is considered as a necessity only but now as time passes by and with a number of designer fashion watches all coming out to please even the most artistic and fashion conscious individual, it evolve into a must-have for every fashionista.
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no if they have rolex on them you will be in trouble even if you are honest and say they are fake
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You're reading I want to sell fake rolex watches..is it Ok as long as I disclose they are reproductions
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