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Originally Posted by crazymcmichael
What i am still wondering is what is actually written on there ''Warranty cards'' They can't abuse a name of a AD i guess, that would be so personally fraud that they can easily get caught. To be honest i find the whole replica industry quite frustrating and also i get very angry for the fact that there are sometimes scammers that actually try to pass them off as being genuine......................
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A real warranty card will always have the AD stamp/print from where it was purchased from. However, having the AD info there does NOT automatically mean it's legit. There are plenty of fake warranty cards out there (accompanying fake watches) with stamps/print info from actual ADs. A common one used is Mayors Jewelers. When you are already committing felony fraud by selling a counterfeit watch for multiple thousands of dollars, a little added forgery is no big deal!