saleoilpaintings.com painting illegal counterfeit from China, no seller's address Xiamen Internet

 I ordered a Dali painting from saleoilpaintings.com after checking with them they had permission from the Dali estate to make reproductions of his copyrighted paintings. saleoilpaintings.com confirmed that they did. Unfortunately, the painting was stopped at US Customs who asked to see evidence that the painting was not another illegal counterfeit from China. I asked saleoilpaintings.com to send me a copy of their licensing agreement, they did not reply. US Customs contacted the Artists Rights Society in New York who told them that saleoilpaintings.com did not have a license, indeed that saleoilpaintings.com were in fact notorious copyright pirates operating in China where copyright enforcement by the authorities is very weak. So US Customs impounded the fake Dali painting and later destroyed it after issuing me with a stern warning about importing counterfeit goods. I contacted saleoilpaintings.com to get my money back, that was several months ago and he still has not responded. With hindsight after reading other reports on here about saleoilpaintings.com, I guess I had a lucky escape as their oil paintings are dangerous to handle due to a high lead content in the cheap Chinese paint. They cheat copyright holders out of their royalties, they cheated me out of the money I paid for a painting and believe me THEY WILL CHEAT YOU. My strong advice is don’t buy from saleoilpaintings.com. I even can't find their real physical address, it only shows xiahe road.