It's not that simple Mushman, I too am familiar with the company, yes they are a small business. However they knew exactly what they were doing. They promoted the ability to engrave the trademarked logos, knowing the entire time they had no legal right or authority to do so. That said getting the ability to do so…

I was right folks, they are back up and running with a different domain name. http://www.custombilletstore.net still selling unlicensed merchandise.

This isn’t the first time THIS company has had its website seized by the Feds. Last year the Feds seized their site. BT called it a “misunderstanding”. From what I’m hearing, they have already purchased new domain names and are back in business.

Florida. Always Florida.

Hooray for them! My company has a full time department to track down unauthorized internet resellers of our (and copies of) products. They are hampered by lack of jurisdiction as a server can be in one country one day and another the same afternoon. There are no offices to serve warrants as closest thing they have to…

It sounds like they were selling aftermarket parts with the Chrysler logo. That is, they weren’t selling counterfeit Chrysler parts. They were selling unique parts without approval to put the Chrysler trademark on them. Big difference...