US seizes another massive haul of fake luxury watches headed for NY and worth $43M if real: ‘Criminals try to scam shoppers’
US News exclusive US seizes another massive haul of fake luxury watches headed for NY and worth $43M if real: ‘Criminals try to scam shoppers’ By Emily Goodin Published Aug. Add The New York Post on Google US Customs agents pulled off a another blingy raid in Kentucky last month that seized hundreds of knock-off luxury watches — many headed for New York and a haul that would have been worth $43 million if real. The 300 glitzy Audemars Piguet fakes, decked out in faux diamonds and gold, arrived from Hong Kong and were seized at the Port of Louisville on July 31.
- ▪US News exclusive US seizes another massive haul of fake luxury watches headed for NY and worth $43M if real: ‘Criminals try to scam shoppers’ By Emily Goodin Published Aug.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google US Customs agents pulled off a another blingy raid in Kentucky last month that seized hundreds of knock-off luxury watches — many headed for New York and a haul that would have been worth $43 million if real.
- ▪The 300 glitzy Audemars Piguet fakes, decked out in faux diamonds and gold, arrived from Hong Kong and were seized at the Port of Louisville on July 31.
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