220 thousand yuan to buy 3 fake hermes bags! Selling fake bags on behalf of fore

Posted by alice on October 31st, 2018

On January 4, the victim, Miss Wang, reported to the Jiangsu Road Police Station of Changning Branch that she met a young woman on Wechat in late August last year. The victim said she could help buy the limited edition Birkin series bags of Hermes brand through special channels, but had to charge a certain handling fee (30% to 50%). Miss Wang transferred RMB 88,000 yuan, 62,000 yuan and 72,000 yuan to each other on September 26, December 5 and December 22 last year, totaling RMB 222,000 yuan. She purchased three Hermes bags. Afterwards, she found that the quality of the bags he bought was false, and it was a bag, which was reported to the Changning Public Security Bureau.

After receiving the report, Jiangsu Road Police Station authorized Hermes to appraise the package purchased by the victim through judicial procedure, and all of them were copied. The police investigated the victim's mailing documents and remittance bank records and other relevant clues to verify that the woman's real identity as a 27-year-old criminal suspect Xu Mou, who was still studying in France at the time of the case, the goods were sent to Shanghai by direct mail from France. After the investigation, the police learned that Xu will take an international flight from France to Shanghai on March 18 this year, and the police station immediately organized the police force to control her. At 8 o'clock on March 19th, police arrested and summoned Xu at the Pudong International Airport to interrogate the police station.

After questioning, Xu explained that since September last year, he had made friends with "goods on hand" in France and began to do business on behalf of the buyer. He still sold the real bag at the price of the real bag knowing that the bag he sold was fake, and made a profit totaling more than 40,000 yuan. After attending the case, Xu confessed to the above facts and was now under criminal detention by the Changning Public Security Bureau.