Article on Conterfeits...
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I wonder what law they bust these guys on anyway. They aren't selling cubans, they are selling something that pretends to be something illegal.
Hmm I think this reminds me of an episode of COPS where a guy was selling baggies of baking powder or something and he got busted for it. People were injecting that though, which could be dangerous. Smoking fake cubans wouldn't kill ya though (I hope)
Hmm I think this reminds me of an episode of COPS where a guy was selling baggies of baking powder or something and he got busted for it. People were injecting that though, which could be dangerous. Smoking fake cubans wouldn't kill ya though (I hope)
MichiganM
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That means anyone who uses those brands to market a cigar as made in "Habana" or as a "Cuban replica" is either violating the U.S. embargo against Cuba or the trademark rights of Altadis, General Cigar and other companies. Altadis USA, which has 7,800 employees and had 2005 revenue of about $700 million, has been leading the charge against counterfeiters using its own private investigators to assist police.
The above is taken from the article.
The above is taken from the article.
