It’s understandable that the brand makers like Rolex are concerned about damage caused by the replica makers, besides the direct loss of sales when a believed to be genuine counterfeit is purchased from a non Rolex dealer, there is also the more subtle degradation of prestige. Imagine you are out showing off your new $20,000 rolex when you notice the parking vale is wearing a watch that looks exactly like yours. The bottom line: Even though the dealer declares they are selling them as replicas, a Rolex replica is legally considered a “counterfeit good” in court. Rolex wins all the cases they bring to civil court. Someone already facing the potential of prosecution for counterfeiting are not going to be disturbed by a few irate customers.

There are some dealers that have been in business for years and appear by most reports to deliver what they promise, there are a much larger number of “fly by night” dealers who are constantly changing web sites after 3 months, leaving many dissatisfied customers behind. The most commonly reported, and mildest form of scam is fake fakes, selling a $600 Swiss made Rolex copy, but delivering a $200 Japanese copy.

You can find numerous Replica Watch Scam Business listings by googling:  replica watch scam sites

To illustrate the extent of these scammers, here’s a compilation of scam sites from a few lists: