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Ordered to pay for sins of its users A French court has ordered eBay to pay a hefty 20,000 euros to luxury goods designer Hermes for the online auction house’s role in the sale of three counterfeit handbags.… More: continued here
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ONLINE auction giant eBay has been convicted of selling counterfeit goods and ordered to pay 20,000 euros ($32,497) in damages to French luxury group Hermes, Hermes’ lawyer said. More: continued here
ONLINE auction giant eBay has been convicted of selling counterfeit goods and ordered to pay 20,000 euros ($32,497) in damages to French luxury group Hermes, Hermes’ lawyer said. More: continued here
ONLINE auction giant eBay has been convicted of selling counterfeit goods and ordered to pay 20,000 euros ($32,497) in damages to French luxury group Hermes, Hermes’ lawyer said. More: continued here
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Online auction giant eBay was convicted Wednesday of selling counterfeit goods and ordered to pay 20,000 euros (30,000 dollars) in damages to French luxury group Hermes, Hermes’ lawyer said. More: continued here