Reply #1: Seems odd

[quakerboy]

On the one hand, they need to act to protect their trademark, I suppose.

On the other, it seems fishy that they can shut down 700 sites with hard evidence from only 7 of them. I would think they would be required to prove each one.

I find I am also curious how they can prove they are counterfeit, as I was under the impression that most of the counterfeits are produced in the same Chinese factories that the originals were.