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"Yesterday, Abercrombie &amp;amp; Fitch came under false fire when a screenshot from what looked like the official Abercrombie &amp;amp; Fitch website turned up online showing a pair of pants called: &amp;quot;N***** Brown Pants.&amp;quot; Turns out the site&amp;amp;#8212;abercrombie-and-fitchoutlet.com, which has since been shut down&amp;amp;#8212;was a badly-translated domain registered to a Hong Kong-based email address and North Carolina mailing address. Check out the screenshot after the jump. There are a slew of fake Abercrombie &amp;amp; Fitch websites all over the internet&amp;amp;#8212;like this one&amp;amp;#8212;selling fake merch. But this one, captured above, really went above and beyond to look as authentic as possible. The racist pants photo was picked up all over the web&amp;amp;#8212;and, in many cases, disseminated without explanation (like here). The truth is that the offending site has nothing to do with the real Abercrombie &amp;amp; Fitch. Have you ever accidentally bought counterfeit designer merchandise online? Tell us about your experience! What did you do when you found out?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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