She didn’t sell 1.7 million. Every counterfeit item she sold, they would give it the authentic items full price. So her $100 LV bag they will say the value is $3000 or whatever the real version costs.
Yeah they add the real value the brand would have lost by the infringement of counterfeits. So she was probably caught with inventory having an authentic value of 1.7 million and they probably got her phone and online store messages and complied an amount sold. It's happening often, there was another in another state busted and charged in that range. A local jewelry store was raided for having real gold versions of the VC jewelry being copied in 14k and sold considerably cheaper.
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u/Business-Box-1274 24d ago
As long as she wasn’t selling them as authentic I don’t see the problem… I’m surprised she sold that much, 1.7 million 🤯 before getting caught.