I don't know how you justify comparing a Rolex to and Otter Box. Maybe you haven't seen an Otter Box case so let me tell you there is nothing there than cannot be duplicated for very little money. It is a bit of plastic and silicone and that's it. A Rolex is a piece of art and would take a lot of money to make one even if you had all of the parts for free. That is why Otter Box has this problem. From what they say in the article some are so good they might be the orginals and those would have to come from the factories making them for Otter Box and selling them out the back door while Otter Box's back is turned. I don't see how they can stop it if they stay in bed with the same people.
You realize your "piece of art" is going for $15 bucks on 14th street in DC right?
I have a true Rolex (with certificate and all) that cost me a huge chunk of change. When compared to some of the copies I've seen, they are pretty close to the real thing.
Same goes with Oakleys and the Beats by Dre headphones.
Seems like someone bought a "Folex" on accident and holds a grudge that he got took. I mean really, that example of comparing Rolex watches to the Otterbox was fine.
You just took it further then postulating (as did that article) that there was a dude holding open a back door and smuggling out product. Maybe the original writers of the article as well as you apparently don't realize that OEM products generally use the same molds as the real thing with either the exact same material or a slightly cheaper version.
As someone already mentioned, the OEM Apple bumpers look and feel almost identical depending on where you get them since they use the same molds and materials. I got a box of 5 from eBay for $10 shipped and they are practically identical. If I didn't know which one is which when comparing I wouldn't know which was the real thing. Even the boxes were identical with only a minor font difference.