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Originally Posted by rendodan110
The only thing I can think of is if they don't always list with the box and paper, or some people may opt out of having those sent with the item to save on shipping - so they end up with excess? - Or - If the seller does a lot of returns they keep the boxes and paper? - Also, when buying a bag online, the purse came with A TON of paper, it was stuffed Full of sig. tissue paper - probably a good 15 sheets worth is my guess. I was keeping it beacuse it's pretty, but then threw it all out after about 2 months not knowing what the heck I'd do with it all, as it would be tacky to use for future gifts that are not Coach.
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He says the paper is "New" though, which should mean unused and unwrinkled. I'd still be leery of that seller even if he's just buying the paper at iOffer, since wherever he's getting it, it's likely to be fake.[/quote]
I second that, Hyacinth is right I have seen anything from paper to gift boxes and even fake creeds floating around. especially on *offer. you should never have "new"coach paper only what comes in the bags and that isn't new! Hyacinth is very good with her authenticating and her hunches. I would steer clear completely.
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Hey, I'm not saying she's wrong. I'm just saying that there are ways they could have excess paper around. She's probably right, and even the paper itself is fake, which would be sad, but I'm sure that this happens all the time.
Heck, before I decided to jump into my first Tiffany necklace and bracelet, I looked on
eBay, and people who were selling obvious fakes but had "authentic" reciepts, which I read later on that people fake those all the time too. Needless to say I just went and bought my beauties at the Tiffany & Co. store in the mall.