Seems to be a lot of comments in here supporting Amazon (I never got any counterfeits) and even victim blaming like you noted (if you got counterfeit, you shoul

Seems to be a lot of comments in here supporting Amazon (I never got any counterfeits) and even victim blaming like you noted (if you got counterfeit, you should have known; therefore, you wanted it). Reminds me of the PR attack on lawyers and the plaintiff and the McDonald's coffee. Sure its easy to spin a case that awarded millions for spilling hot coffee and victim/lawyer blaming...then come to find out the McDonald's systematically heated their coffee above safety and industry standards, had already been warned, and lid was not fasten properly, and the woman had 3rd degree burns through her jeans on her privates/thighs requiring skin grafts. The "millions" was punitive for McDonald's willfully disregarding prior warnings about their coffee and calculated as 1 day of coffee sales (seems pretty reasonable). I can't wait until someone sues Amazon and all the documents and communications leak revealing what Amazon executives knew about the counterfeits and how they willfully refused to make changes to curb counterfeits, and rather took actions to facilitate and cover up the source of counterfeits (co-mingling products).