Comidt said:
I just get a mail daemon message saying client ip mismatches something :-[
What are CNI clone like?
Hi Comidt,
You didn't get this message in an email from CNI did you?
I would thnk so.
From the quick search on google for these messages (and you might get a better result than I, if you use the exact error text), it appears that whoever sent the message to you is (spoofing their IP address) ie. injecting a phony IP address to make the message look like it's coming from someplace different than it actually is.
If this is what is happening, they are probably faking who they say they are. I wouldn't trust them or send them your money if they don't want you knowing who they are.
I wouldn't call a counterfeit CNI a CNI clone, if that's what you mean or the message in the possibly spoofed email tells you they are CNI clones.
The chinese are masters of counterfeiting products, even their own.
There's big money in it; it's easy to manufacture a product that looks like the real deal for much less than it is to create the real product, but these products and I'm not just talking lasers but designer watches, hand bags, shoes, clothing....pretty much anything expensive from a company with a good reputation for their quality. The counterfeited products are made for a very small fraction of what the real products costs. They will look the same in a picture, but they are built very cheap with the cheapest materials that can be found and they won't last long. It's like putting the movement of a cheap mickey mouse watch into a phony Rolex that is only gold electroplated a few molecules thick with gold.
They sell it online for $500-$1000 and the buyer thinks their getting a super bargain for watch they think is worth $5,000 or more, when in fact they got duped andthey got a watch that cost the seller maybe $10 to make...The gold will soon wear of and the watch stop working, then when it gets sent to Rolex for repair, they find out it's not a Rolex at all.