Stolen Art and Counterfeit Goods: The Dark Side of Temu
Liz Bradford, a talented artist from Raleigh, recently discovered that her artwork was stolen and sold as knockoff merchandise on the popular shopping app, Temu. This incident is just one example of the frequent complaints against the retailer, which has gained a notorious reputation for copyright and trademark infringement. The Better Business Bureau even issued an alert, directing those with similar complaints to federal offices that enforce infringement rules. The theft of Bradford’s art not only affected her sales on platforms like Etsy but also shed light on Temu’s questionable business practices.
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