Officials: 3 NJ men admit to trafficking fake networking devices
They say reports indicated the men formed and operated several companies from 2017 to 2021, where they sold computer equipment and falsely marketed as products of Cisco Systems.
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yesterdayOfficials say three New Jersey men admitted to trafficking counterfeit networking devices.
They say reports indicated the men formed and operated several companies from 2017 to 2021, where they sold computer equipment and falsely marketed as products of Cisco Systems.
The products were bought from overseas suppliers at a much lower price, according to authorities.
