you know, it's one thing to mock up fake rolexes and gucci bags, then sell them out of the back of a little pannel van on the streets of hong kong to stupid tourists... but EBMM is a small, privately owned company with a rabid, if not relitivly small (by comparison to some other companies) following. the level of connectivity between the EBMM management and its customer base is quite close (again by comparison - for example, it's safe to say that the chairman of the Hoshino-Gakki group is somewhat unlikely to personally reply to a post by a costomer on their website forum...).
in short: why would anyone knock off something with EBMM's name or logo on it, and sell it on the internet?! if you figured out that the internet is the best, most efficent means of reaching a stooge who would be interested in your fake product, then how could you not put it together that you woulden't be in business for too long before someone threw a lawyer at you??