This article is a simple translation of the site Vapor Joes ”And does not reflect our opinion. The goal is simply to provide a translated version of the original article available here
“Let's be clear, this is not about cloning but about hypocrisy.
Over the past year, Hana Modz has sued at least 5 different companies for cloning their product. Vaporjoes covered all legal proceedings and offered the legal documents to the entire vaping community in public. One company lost the lawsuit and now owes "Hana Modz" hundreds of thousands of dollars. But today the Vaporjoes Network learned that for his new model " Hana One", Hana modz also included clones" Vapebands "(Small bracelet) during customer orders. (To see the photo)
A clone remains a clone, no matter how valuable the product may be.
What a hypocritical gesture on the part of Hana Modz ! Vaporjoes is not against cloning, however, we are against hypocrisy. So I asked the owner of VapeBands, Andrew Kaye, for some explanation, but he wouldn't comment on the subject. Now two questions arise.
Is this legal?
Is it moral?
These are questions that will need to be addressed on two fronts. The courts may have to deal with the legal aspect, but the community will have to deal with the moral and hypocritical side. The company Hana Modz is passed for the victim during the last court decisions, this time the situation is not the same.
Hundreds of companies purchase products from Vapebands. A recognized brand like Hana Modz could damage the reputation of Vapebands by using cloned and low-quality products. People might think they have a " Vapebands »Original when in the end this is not the case and it could really harm Andrew Kaye.
Isn't that what Hana Modz told us about cloning their product? "
Source : Vaporjoes - Translation by Vapooteurs.net
