If people can't even tell fake Wilson racquets from real ones then what's the problem for users?
Um....the Bay "lost $65 million in damages"? They haven't lost a dime! Just because some judge rules that you have to pay $65 million doesn't mean you've paid a dime. It goes to appeal as most of these cases do. In fact, earlier this year, another judge in France overturned the earlier ruling on appeal. So as of today, the Bay hasn't lost a dime (other than on legal fees). So, no, it's not feasible to sue the Bay unless you want to spend tens of millions of dollars on legal fees for nothing.
http://www.4-traders.com/LVMH-4669/...Rulings-In-LVMH-s-Case-Against-****-14311372/
The founder of the Bay, Pierre Omidyar, is an Iranian-American. He was only born in France because his Iranian parents were studying at university in France at the time he was born. He has lived in the U.S. from the age of six. So I would hardly call him "French" and I doubt he has any personal connections or allegiance to France.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Omidyar
In any case, Omidyar has not been the CEO since 1998 when the Bay had only 30 employees.