"Eleven Pairs Of Tmall Employees" Are Accused Of Wearing Pirated Clothes.

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In the light of

Ji Chengfa, micro-blog, said Tmall employees were wearing pirated "wing clothes". The novice network technology Co., Ltd. yesterday confirmed to reporters in the south that these pirated clothes were bought by employees of the company under the condition of not knowing the origin of the clothes, and they were sealed up and apologized to the parties.

Ji Cheng's accusations came from a group of allegedly

The staff wore red "wing suit" to take the photo of "double eleven".

According to her statement, she is the only "genuine Guardian company of the wing" on Tmall, but judging from the photo, "the bright red one is pirated".

Allegedly, "crane shadow"

"Is a public welfare product designed by Ji Cheng helping hearing impaired students.

Although many designs have been used by the designer with the wing pattern, but the certificate of registration of works provided by Ji Cheng shows that the crane shadow wing sweater has been registered in the Shanghai Municipal Copyright Bureau in July this year.

"It's ridiculous for Tmall's small groups to wear pirates to sell genuine copies."

Ji Cheng questioned Ma Yun's long micro-blog.

She also said she had received a telephone call from a public relations company claiming to represent Tmall, which was due to negligence of colleagues.

In this regard, Ji Cheng indicated that he could not understand.

The public relations officer of novice network technology Co., Ltd. yesterday confirmed to reporters in the south that the alleged pirated sweater was purchased by the company's employees, not Tmall employees.

It indicated that after receiving the problems reflected by Jiesheng, they sealed the pirated sweater 11 days later, and bought 49 genuine Stock sweater in the Jilin flagship store.

In the public statement, "rookie network" said that this group of sweatshirts purchased 300 pieces, and 10 employees wore pictures of these clothes on the Internet when working overtime.

"When we first purchased, we didn't know the origin of clothes."