(Oct. 19, 2011 12:38 AM)Hazel Wrote:No, now im clear that its not a fake they have a website for middle-east countries(Oct. 18, 2011 9:49 PM)Dracomageat Wrote: Fakes With TT logo?! Surely that is illegal beyond belief?
It's not unheardof, especially in Indian and Asian areas. It's usually shyed away from, and also caught and punished very severely in most cases, but some companies can get away with it for a long time.
TT Hongli did it for a while with the Bandai logo, for example.
Several Digimon fakes involve placing company logos all over the product.
It's unlikely, and extremely risky for the fake company, but it is not unheardof, and not altogether as uncommon as Beyblade has made it seem - Beyblade is actually the best hobby about fake production I've ever seen. I was shocked to find that none of the Beyblade fakers placed company logos on their product, as many other hobbies have this happening.
tournament
http://events.newboy.com/beyblade/en/
if they had put the TT logo on the box they would have been screwed by now
this company sells the exact clear stadium, pacakages beys in exact takara-tomy packaging, uses exact blue stadium with the bulge in centre and even has its own newboy passport for middle-east tournaments