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Actually, the whole point of any forgery is to convince the buyer it's real. Unless you're being commissioned to forge for someone or forging something that was already stolen, you'd always sell it legitimately to people who want to buy something real.

Exceptions being Chinese knockoff merchandise with fake designer labels, but even that is sold openly.

by Synthetic

You would be an incompetent criminal.

Apparently, since I have never been arrested for any crime I have committed (and I have committed a number of serious crimes), I would say my competency level is pretty high.

The only things that you would sell AS FAKES would  be things like passports or money. And then, yeah, you would sell them on the deep web on a silk-road equivalent.

Stop pretending to be pro, Thrill. Don't even pretend to be crime savvy.

That makes sense.

Apparently, since I have never been arrested for any crime I have
committed (and I have committed a number of serious crimes), I would say
my competency level is pretty high.

 

Have you profited into the thousands as a result of those crimes? I think not.

by Synthetic

Actually, the whole point of any forgery is to convince the buyer it's real.

Of course. My point was, there are a lot of buyers on the black market as well and less risk involved in selling forged items. So,  I personally believe it's the better choice over ebay.

by myrealname

Apparently, since I have never been arrested for any crime I have
committed (and I have committed a number of serious crimes), I would say
my competency level is pretty high.

 

Have you profited into the thousands as a result of those crimes? I think not.

 Actually, yes I have.

So, what crimes have you committed? Violence doesn't count unless you profited. Neither does vandalism.

Welfare/benefits fraud doesn't count. Any scum can do that.

Committing crimes are against the law!