perfumebff.com Lame attempt at counterfeiting quality products NY

I purchased a bottle of Dior's Tendre Poison from Perfumebff.com.  The product arrived half-full, as it had leaked out during transit.  I didn't think much about it, set it aside, and notified perfumebff.com.  They promptly sent me another bottle, which arrived in tact.  While I was waiting for the second bottle to arrive, I placed the first bottle on the shelf with my authentic bottle of Tendre Poison.  That's when the fake product became obvious.  The bottle size was different, the spray assembly was a different color and crimped on, and the fill tube was way too long for the bottle.  I contacted my credit card company and they issued a full refund immediately, and advised me that I did not have to send the product back since it was counterfeit.  I wanted to keep the bottles and boxes for evidence.

I then contacted perfumebff and expressed my displeasure with their cheap, fake products.  I have copied the conversation below:

My 1st email: "I have to say that I am disgusted at this point.  I have discovered that the product you sent me is not an authentic Christian Dior product.  The bottle you sent me has been used, as the lettering has been rubbed off in places, and the spray mechanism has been replaced.  I can only assume that the perfume inside is not authentic as well.  I am demanding a full refund of my purchase, and I will be forwarding my experience to both Christian Dior and my state’s attorney general for deceptive trade practices at the very least."

Perfumebff's response: "Returns are to be addressed as follows ..BFF 1333a North Ave ste 722 New Rochelle, NY 10804"

My 2nd email: "This item is not being returned.  It is being turned over to the Texas State Attorney General’s office as evidence of your crime.  If my payment is not refunded, I will add charges of theft as well.  It’s your call."

Perfumebff's response: "If the item is not returned you will not be refunded.  FYI that's not the definition of theft.  Return the item and you will be refunded."

My 3rd email: "Not a chance!  I can’t wait to turn your fake crap over to the Attorney General’s office.  Keep my money for now.  You will be wishing you had returned it 100 times over before I get finished with your company."

Perfumebff's response: "Idk what your problem is but don't you run your own business?"

My 4th email: "My problem is that I paid for a product that your company represented as a legitimate, name brand perfume.  What you sent me was a very poor attempt at a counterfeit product.  How dare you come back at me with attitude!  I did what was expected of me by sending you my money.  Your company is the party at fault here.  I am dedicating my efforts for the forseeable future to making sure that everyone who does a search on your company on the internet knows that you are counterfeiters and thieves.  I also intend to report your activities to every governmental agency that I can find who accepts complaints on counterfeiters."

Perfumebff's response: "We don't respond to threats. Whats going to happen here is that everyone who ever looks up your name, company address online for the next 20 years will see your name associated with how combative, threatening and uncooperative you are. It will be tagged and attached to every person , company , client and family member. Maybe Ill leave out the miserable part but if you're looking to make threats make them to someone with less resources and wherewithal to counter. We can change our name. Can you??"

I think his last response says it all.  He knows there are no consequences for his actions.  All he has to do is change names, put up a new website, and get back to selling counterfeit products.  I have both products available to any government agency that wishes to use them as evidence during the prosecution of the unscrupulous owner(s) of perfumebff.com.