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< p > recently, according to the daily mail of the United Kingdom, the US Customs seized more than 2 thousand counterfeit Christian Louboutin brand high-heeled shoes from China to the United States.

These shoes cost 57490 dollars, and if they are regarded as true < a href= "//m.pmae.cn/news/index_x.asp" > Christian Louboutin < /a > red shoes, they sell for 18 million dollars.

JaimeRuiz, a spokesman for the US Customs and Border Protection Agency, said the fake red bottoms were packed into four batches and were seized in Long Island last Tuesday.

Prior to that, the US Customs seized another batch of fake red shoes that were also shipped from < a href= "//m.pmae.cn/news/index_x.asp" > China < /a >.

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< p > it is reported that these fake shoes were originally planned to be shipped to the United States after being sold on the "a href=" //m.pmae.cn/news/index_x.asp "luxury website" /a. It is conceivable that once they are hung up online, it is very likely that they will be sold back to China again.

Now, of course, they are faced with the fate of being destroyed.

Usually, consumers do not think they are buying fake goods, but they think they buy the so-called "original single" discount goods.

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