One step beyond ebay...

[watchabout]

We're all familiar on how to report ebay fakes, chrono24 and the like, but what can be done against sites like this?

http://www.perfectwatches.cn/

They not only sell watches, but also fake boxes and papers, it's appalling.

Who is in charge of taking down this criminals?


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[jvmartin]

I'm wondering if a watch is even sent... I wouldn't be surprised if they just stole card info... my browser only let me glance at the site before my virus software warned me about proceeding further!

[TheRealPatek]

The less we click/visit these sites, the less Google rankings they get. They use images straight from manufacturer websites. If people buy from them or buy crap reps on ebay, I'd say their neglect of research is insulting...they dont deserve a genuine.

[TheRealPatek]

For example, take a look at this Cartier Box... wow is it small. They can't even get the least expensive accessory right. NOT EVEN CLOSE TO AN AUTHENTIC! I'm sorry gents, but I must state again, let the morons buy them. We all know Rolex, Cartier, AP, Hublot, Patek, etc all have 1 thing at least in common. That's paying attention to the small things, the detail. This website and all their friends, will never be in the same ball park.

[crowncollection]

Not much can be done most are based in China

[AL7273]

tell Rolex Geneve?

[breitlings]

Originally Posted by TheRealPatek

The less we click/visit these sites, the less Google rankings they get. They use images straight from manufacturer websites. If people buy from them or buy crap reps on ebay, I'd say their neglect of research is insulting...they dont deserve a genuine.

lol thats not how it works. They get promoted due to citations and direct links with matching search string and anchor text in those links other signals are often dampening.

But you can report them to google and potentially get them de-listed. Or you can report it to Rolex and they can actually get the URL pulled.

[TheRealPatek]

Originally Posted by breitlings

lol thats not how it works. They get promoted due to citations and direct links with matching search string and anchor text in those links other signals are often dampening.

But you can report them to google and potentially get them de-listed. Or you can report it to Rolex and they can actually get the URL pulled.

I stand corrected. I was under the assumption that when their link is clicked through a Google search, that puts them higher on the list...then the top websites are always paid to be there.

Regardless, I've only used this website once...but ripoffreport.com is a tool that I've used against a local scam artist buying cars, taking out parts, and then selling them. Straight to the top when his biz is googled.