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Microsoft, counterfeiting, and Eric Lundgren
2018-04-29 02:57:49.007262+02 by
Dan Lyke
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Microsoft: The facts about a recent
counterfeiting case brought by the U.S. government:
Mr. Lundgren’s scheme was simple. He was counterfeiting Windows software in
China and importing it to the United States. Mr. Lundgren intended the software to be sold
to the refurbisher community as if it was a legitimate, licensed copy of Windows. It was
not. The evidence in the case shows Mr. Lundgren used his knowledge of the PC recycling
community to scam the very community he claimed to champion and to evade the law. Had he
simply wanted to help this community, why did he set up an entire counterfeit production
operation in China to make the CDs appear legitimate? And why did he charge for his
counterfeit product and try to make a profit at the expense of the community he was
ostensibly trying to help?
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