Join the largest consumer electronics community in the world! Register now and join 410,519 other members (2121 online now)
No more counterfeited DVD's in San Jose
Posted on 19/12/07 13:52 by Tim Stork
The counterfeit was well-organized and controlled by a group of twenty people that were both in production and sales... With a total of six computer towers production was ensured and several carts were used by street vendors. Distribution was done every two days as neighbours told 'boxes were unloaded'.
Sounds like a nice business to me which is offering us as a target group the latest 'Bee Movie'. :)
We hope Chris Warren understands that our children will not see a DVD this Christmas.
more cdfreaks.com news
0
08:05
12
14:07
19
13:52
2
03:28
2
01:06
6
22:28
11
15:37
Reactions
Discuss this article with your fellow community members! We appreciate your valuable input, but please keep the reaction policy in mind and make sure your reaction is constructive.
By
Afterburner (guest),
Wed 19 Dec 2007 14:17
Good for them, they are criminals and should be locked up!
By
Feyenoord (guest),
Wed 19 Dec 2007 14:21
Shame that I was not that sales person 
I saw 7 DVD's every five minutes which means they would of had to been burning DVD's for 200 days straight - non stop, and then simply not have gotten rid of any of them by selling them. That wouldn't make any sense.
So then I thought, well maybe each tower puts out 7 DVD's every five minutes, but that means it would have still taken 33 days of constant burning to produce that many DVD's. Even longer if you were actually selling some off as you were making them. Possible, but the numbers still didn't seem right in my head.
So I Google the article and found the mistake here.
http://www.mercurynews.com/crime/ci_7758070?nclick_check=1
Apparently they were pumping out 72 DVD's every five minutes according to the article. 
Top news
Written by Tim Stork
Written by Michael Hatamoto
Written by Adam Turner
Written by Michael Hatamoto
