Following a complaint from Nokia on the rampant sale of fake mobile phones and accessories, a recent raid led to hundreds of suspected fake Nokia phones being confiscated at several addresses in Bacolod City, Philippines.
Armed with search warrants, a team of National Bureau of Investigation officers managed to raid several locations as part of a major national operation clamping down on counterfeit goods.
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K.M. George 09.14.08 at 12:38 pm
I had no clue there was a need for counterfeit phones!!! Thanks for the information!
How crazy there is a market for this.
K.M. George
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Henry 09.14.08 at 4:09 pm
I don’t know how big the counterfeit market is, but for some people who cannot afford to buy a real N95, buying a fake version could be tempting.
new cellphone 12.17.09 at 3:57 am
counterfeit market in Asia is very very big.
As the largest mobile phone manufacturer, it is very possible for Nokia to experience this repeatedly
Burberry Pas Cher 11.11.11 at 12:11 am
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