"Of course not! This is a counterfeit product that infringes on our copyright!"
The woman in the suit glanced curiously at the heavily disguised man in front of her and immediately denied it.
"In this sense, the shop owner is also a victim in this matter, having purchased counterfeit and infringing products online."
“Since the boss is neither the manufacturer nor the seller, and has not intentionally infringed on any rights or diverted traffic, and has already given you the information of the sellers.”
"You can simply seek compensation from the merchants selling illegally; there's no need to be so aggressive, is there?"
"Even if it's pre-trial mediation, the judge is very unlikely to agree to your high claim."
Wang Yueheng spoke calmly as he discussed the matter with the other party.
Putting aside the fact that the shop owner didn't lie.
From the perspective of an ordinary person.
In a second-tier city like Jiangshi, it's really unnecessary for a store to use such an extremely obscure cartoon character to attract customers.
Instead of using something like "Felix the Cat" that you've never even heard of to attract traffic,
It would be more appealing to display traditional and classic cartoon characters such as "Nezha" and "The Monkey King".
Just as the shop assistant guessed.
This Yule Culture company doesn't bother looking for retailers and manufacturers; instead, they target offline buyers with remarkable precision.
It's obvious there's some trickery involved...
Moreover, according to conventional logic, who in an ordinary household would buy such a large decorative item?
Most of them are purchased by businesses that have decoration needs for display.
The revenue from copyright recovery alone is enough to make the owner of this "cultural company" live a very comfortable life!
It's similar to the tactics used by some font copyright companies online who sue each other to demand infringement fees.
"I'm sorry, but there's no room for negotiation on anything below 20,000. I wouldn't have the face to go back and explain myself."
"Besides, the popularity of our 'Felix Cat' isn't something that one or two people can decide. You can't just say there's no traffic and then there's no traffic. I can also say that all the customers in your store are attracted by our 'Felix Cat', right?"
"Since you are unwilling to resolve this through negotiation, I have no choice but to notify our legal department to pursue legal action!"
"Your store can just wait to receive a court summons and cease operations!"
Hearing Wang Yueheng's attempt to reconcile them, the woman in the suit not only showed no intention of backing down, but her tone became even more aggressive.
"And you, dressed so warmly in broad daylight, are you a relative or friend of the boss who came to speak on his behalf?"
"I've seen plenty of people like you who side with their relatives instead of those who are in the right. Let's see who the judge sides with in court!"
"You can check on the court's website. Our Yule team has fought dozens of lawsuits and has never lost!"
"Let me tell you, young man, you're not helping him, you're hurting him!"
Then the woman in the suit turned her attention to Wang Yueheng, who had just arrived at the store, and gave him a lecturing reminder in a bossy tone.
"You're right, the shop owner is indeed a very good friend of mine."
"And I don't think he needs some kind of 'Felix the Cat' to attract traffic."
"Furthermore, whether Director Shaomai actually agreed to your 'Fish Entertainment' company's involvement in the film production of 'The Battle of Heroes' is still a question."
"According to what you just said, aren't you afraid of being sued by the production company for exorbitant sums by trying to piggyback on the popularity of 'Battle of Heroes' to promote your own products?"
Hearing the woman's warning words, Wang Yueheng, who was wearing a mask, couldn't help but laugh in anger. He shook his head and stared at her.
His calm tone and the hint of coldness in his eyes instantly stunned the woman in the suit in front of him.
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