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I'm totally with you on this.I'm actually surprised they ruled against eBay,they've got their own division especially to prevent the sale of counterfeit goods,to be honest I don't see how they can be held accountable at all,a really unfair decision,maybe Louis Vuitton should send their lawyers...

A Paris court today ordered eBay to pay $63 million in damages to Louis Vuitton for selling fake luxury goods online. For full story: http://edition.cnn.com/2008/BUSINESS/06/30/louis.vuitton/index.html

An interesting observation,it would appear that one of us has badly misinterpreted the article. Here's some quotes from it: "Caxton Associates LLC,Citadel Investment Group LLC and Renaissance Technologies Corp........boosted bets that shares will rebound............anyone right now buying...

Maybe a signal that oil has peaked - who would bet against these guys? http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601213&sid=aFZBg9H3zsbQ&refer=home

7 tax-free havens right here in the USA: http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2008/fsb/0803/gallery.no_tax_states.fsb/6.html Not to mention the possibilities of offshore trading in Grand Cayman,Bermuda etc. etc.

I can't see Americans rushing out there.It's sure to be a place for Europeans looking for a tax-free trading environment. Also no-one has mentioned that we have 2 States right here with a no income tax policy for residents - Wyoming and Nevada.Why go all the way to Dubai?

Good attitude,maggot. If you can't offer any advice(with a post like this it would undoubtedly be awful advice anyway)then keep your opinions to yourself.