> there's often not enough evidence to convict Then add financial liability IMO. If Amazon charges someone's credit card for a counterfeit motorcycle helmet t

> there's often not enough evidence to convict Then add financial liability IMO. If Amazon charges someone's credit card for a counterfeit motorcycle helmet that turns out to be deadly, they should get hit with a massive fine. Let them go after the upstream and if they don't have a good enough relationship with their business partners to do that, tough luck for them. Maybe that's the easiest. Make the retailer that charges consumers' credit cards liable and don't let companies hide behind "marketplaces" that are designed to avoid liability.