50,000 Cuban cigars seized in Rome!

[iaMkcK]

Didn't mean to come off so brash. Generally speaking, once a government agency gets involved, everyone just kinda.. Shuts up about it. Habanos would never claim they're real, the Government is gonna want Duties paid on it and I doubt on that scale anyone would.

Look up the O'Hare Cohiba Seizure from 2 or 3 years back around November.. It's another massive seizure, except in the US. I'm sure the Customs officers appreciated a few years of free cigars to burn... One.. By One.. By One..

[kydsid]

Originally Posted by iaMkcK

Didn't mean to come off so brash. Generally speaking, once a government agency gets involved, everyone just kinda.. Shuts up about it. Habanos would never claim they're real, the Government is gonna want Duties paid on it and I doubt on that scale anyone would.

Look up the O'Hare Cohiba Seizure from 2 or 3 years back around November.. It's another massive seizure, except in the US. I'm sure the Customs officers appreciated a few years of free cigars to burn... One.. By One.. By One..

No more like once something happens no one cares to follow up, other than the owner of the goods. And the owner isn't going to bother advertising the outcome. Now if you bothered many governments do publicly announce things, for those willing to look into things. However again apathy rules the day.

And I'm so tired of people repeating that last fallacy. Right up there with cigars from an online merchant are different from those bought in a retail store.

[icehog3]

Originally Posted by kydsid

I'm so tired of people repeating this fallacy. Right up there with cigars from an online merchant are different from those bought in a retail store.

Exactly...as if a Custome Agent making good money and a pension would put that at risk for a $200 box of Cuban cigars.