Matthew Cox

Even athletes I've heard, because I know guys at some of these brands, athletes who are represented by the brands and they say, well, they don't make this color.

You guys don't make this color.

I have to buy it off the China sites.

rolexes that looks like an 80 000 rolex but nobody can tell he's like and you know you'll see them photographs of them talking with this rolex and he's like i sold that that's fake yeah you know even to go outside of the counterfeit world my wife loves jewels but she you know she had told me there's a guy um shout out to him um i believe he's like harlem harlem jewels or something like that on youtube you know old jewish guy and he talks about he's like

Don't buy real diamonds anymore.

Nobody can tell the difference.

You know what I mean?

Of course, he's selling his his stuff, but he he shows all of his clients and their celebrities and athletes and stuff.

And because I work for the brands, it wouldn't be ethical for me to tell you it's OK to buy that stuff.

But but, you know, I can tell you that, you know, buying that stuff, the non deceptive, you're only stealing from the brand.

know what i mean you know these the non-deceptive it's all wink wink nudge nudge from a consumer standpoint right but the deceptive is really where it becomes dangerous and that's what people don't really know about because you hear about the watches and all that stuff but man i'm working cases where there are eye drops food supplements

Stuff that goes in your body.

Right.

That is fake.

And that market is massive.

And that stuff makes it into not the CVSs or the Walgreens, but the mom and pop shops.

And believe it or not, the online marketplaces like Walmart.com marketplace, Amazon, all these places, you'll look and you'll see like you go to Amazon and you'll see where it'll say whatever vitamin brand.

Again, I don't want to get too into the brands because some of these cases are open.

But you go to the brand, you'll see that brand's name store on Amazon dot com.

Right.