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<p>[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 700973, member: 13650"]They may or may not read this thread. I'm not willing to give them that much credit to be honest.</p><p><br /></p><p> I did not disclose all the problems but several. I did contemplate your concern. </p><p><br /></p><p> At first, I was somewhat hesitant to disclose much at all. But the thing is, there's nothing stopping them from buying a real one and checking it against what they are making. It's that simple. Frankly, I don't understand why they weren't better. It would indicate to me that it still must not be that easy to create a perfect copy. </p><p> For example the glossiness and gold hue that many had. If they could avoid that, why aren't they? Some of the problems are only visible under magnification and you have to look for them. In the end, I decided my post likely would not have much of an impact on what they're doing. The reality is that info and examples of the real thing are readily available. I mean, how else would they have gotten them this close?</p><p><br /></p><p> Conder, the sellers misrepresented what they were selling. The auction showed a replica stamp on them and they said that they had them in the auction description. I didn't ask them to leave it off. I didn't manufacture them. I don't have anything that could manufacture them and I have no intent to defraud anybody with one. This was strictly a learning experience and I have a lot of documentation proving that. If I was trying to get away with anything, I would not have posted an article on them.</p><p><br /></p><p> I was the unsuspecting recipient. I actually wish they would have been sent stamped. But it is obvious that many people must be importing these to sell them as real, since they left the stamp off with no questions asked. They just assume that is the intent now I suppose.</p><p><br /></p><p> Or maybe they just don't want to ruin their work and don't care what happens with what they send out? That's probably the more likely scenario.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 700973, member: 13650"]They may or may not read this thread. I'm not willing to give them that much credit to be honest. I did not disclose all the problems but several. I did contemplate your concern. At first, I was somewhat hesitant to disclose much at all. But the thing is, there's nothing stopping them from buying a real one and checking it against what they are making. It's that simple. Frankly, I don't understand why they weren't better. It would indicate to me that it still must not be that easy to create a perfect copy. For example the glossiness and gold hue that many had. If they could avoid that, why aren't they? Some of the problems are only visible under magnification and you have to look for them. In the end, I decided my post likely would not have much of an impact on what they're doing. The reality is that info and examples of the real thing are readily available. I mean, how else would they have gotten them this close? Conder, the sellers misrepresented what they were selling. The auction showed a replica stamp on them and they said that they had them in the auction description. I didn't ask them to leave it off. I didn't manufacture them. I don't have anything that could manufacture them and I have no intent to defraud anybody with one. This was strictly a learning experience and I have a lot of documentation proving that. If I was trying to get away with anything, I would not have posted an article on them. I was the unsuspecting recipient. I actually wish they would have been sent stamped. But it is obvious that many people must be importing these to sell them as real, since they left the stamp off with no questions asked. They just assume that is the intent now I suppose. Or maybe they just don't want to ruin their work and don't care what happens with what they send out? That's probably the more likely scenario.[/QUOTE]
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