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Paris thefts surge online
In this article, we address the escalating issue of thefts from luxury stores in France, where stolen goods are transformed into online selling platforms despite their true origins, complicating verification processes. The French government has announced measures to monitor suspicious advertisements, including the prohibition of unusually low-priced products, large quantities, and security devices to prevent theft, aiming to reduce the online trafficking of stolen brands. Insurance losses from these incidents are estimated to range between 1 billion and 1.2 billion euros, due to damage to thousands of stores and acts of theft. Meanwhile, authorities and platforms such as Vinted and eBay are working to enhance monitoring and remove ads related to looting, with a special unit, VigE-commerce, operating to regulate the market and decrease the circulation of stolen products within 48 hours of activation.
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