Toy/Comic Book Conventions question?

At Toy/Comic Book Conventions, what is up with conventions having people selling customized action figures and bootleg cartoon DVDs? Do the conventions turn a blind eye to this? There are obvious toy stands with customized packaged Marvel/Hasbro Legends figures and DVD bootlegs of cartoons. How do Marvel/Hasbro representatives feel when they walk by these stands? There is obviously representatives of all the famous toy/comic book companies/artists at the conventions. They are obviously aware of this type of culture at the conventions - do they support it, ignore it, turn a blind eye or what?

I'm not against it, in fact, I support it, i'm just curious about the convention officials and the representatives. I am aware of some crack-downs by the police, but i'm just wondering if the toy/comic industry people care or not at the conventions?

 

SPIDERBOY, so let's say you make your own Marvel Legends custom figure with other pieces and you use the same packaging as some other figure, only changing the name of the character. It's okay to sell it eventhough the Marvel and Hasbro labels/legal text is all over the package?

 

NEWAVENGERS,
What do you think of the situation of DVD bootlegs at the conventions of every single animated show? For example, there are Marvel representatives at these conventions, while a couple tables down from them, they got some dude selling DVD bootlegs of Spiderman 90s complete series, Silver Surfer series, X-men complete series, etc...Is that where they turn a blind eye?