| y9zygkbtvw | Date: Friday, 2014-02-14, 4:35 AM | Message # 1 |
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| Counterfeit Converse footwear seized
US, Canad, Austral NZ canvas shoes with rubber soles
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Together with its continuing effort to quit the sales and distribution of http://zoladz.net/konst/index.asp?q=216 bogus items which infringe on its trademarks, Converse Inc. To seize (private property) for your public treasury.
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The seized merchandise, having total retail price of approximately $250,000, was designed in China and bound for distribution in California and Mexico. District Court to the Central District of California.
The bogus shoes, which don't bear the Converse name, simulate the Chuck Taylor All Star sneakers and counterfeit their famous All Star logo ankle patch and fivepointed star A fivepointed star () is a very common ideogram world-wide. If drawn with points of equal length and angles of 36 every point, is simple termed a golden five pointed star. marks. Since All Star sneaker was introduced in 1917, over 550 million pairs had been sold worldwide.
"Converse continue to aggressively protect itself from such blatant theft of its fivepointed star trademark that's synonymous with symbolic of
adjective like, roughly the same as, just as, http://zoladz.net/konst/index.asp?q=262 akin to, identified with, the same as, tantamount to, interchangeable with, the same as UGG(アグ)クラシックアーガイルニットブーツ(ブラック) Converse shoes," said Converse Senior Vp and General Counsel Jack Green. "We like to make perfectly sure that when consumers read the familiar All Star patch, they're having the heritage and quality they expect from Converse."
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