http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180610327145&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT
please authenticate. i am 100% sure it is fake. but look at the ad i wrote her and she swears its real and is very mad i am claiming it to be fake.
coach embossed leigh
seller carrieanne251983
Originally Posted by
INDRIDCOLD 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWAX:IT
please authenticate. i am 100% sure it is fake. but look at the ad i wrote her and she swears its real and is very mad i am claiming it to be fake.
coach embossed leigh
seller carrieanne251983
It looks like the seller just removed the listing.
http://shop.ebay.com/carrieann251983/m.html
Unusual to see that style faked, unless I just haven't been paying attention. But it's definitely counterfeit.
You are correct. The bag from seller
carrieann251983 is a bad fake and although her other current items appear to be okay, she has a past history of picture theft too.
It appears that she ended the listing early, perhaps after being notified that the bag is counterfeit.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWAX:IT
please authenticate. i am 100% sure it is fake. but look at the ad i wrote her and she swears its real and is very mad i am claiming it to be fake.
coach embossed leigh
seller carrieanne251983
This was my auction I am ebay seller carrieann251983 and I want to clarify a couple things as I am a little upset reading through some of these posts about my auctions. First off I did snap at first when this person tells me a bag I spent $500 on and got from such a reputable person on another site who was a dear friend to me and I trusted completely is fake I was pi$$ed I thought they were some niave buyer comparing it to the other bag on auction and because they had differences they claimed it as a fake. When I got the bag i never ever thought it to be fake as I thought it was an older version of the leigh and that is why it had some differences. Sometimes coach does that. The revamp a bag and make it a little different the second time around. I have seen that before on coach legacy bags so this is what I thought. Now if you weren't to familiar with the coach legacy line and you got this bag in your possession you would never thing it was a fake. It is a high quality fake as the suede is real,the stitching is even,it even has the correct numbers after the dash ect.I sell coach for a living and I know my stuff and this bag got me. After learning it is a fake I see the things I missed and overlooked but
I never thought to even think it wasn't real like i said the person I got it from is a very reputable seller and friend on another site and they quaranteed it authentic and I trusted them. As for the picture theft really was that nessassary to post because I mean we are here to find out if a bag is real or not correct and immediatly upon finding out this bag was not real I ended it I do not condone the sale of a replica bag. I never ever would have listed it as 1000% authentic guaranteed or your money back and keep it if I have any thoughts of it being fake. People make mistakes and yes I did use some pictures I found off of google as I seen half the other sellers on ebay using stock photos so I thought it was ok but I got an email from ebay saying it wasn't and have not since. This lady made me sound like some wicked person and I am not I am a very kind and caring seller and I wanted to clarify that. I apolojized to her as well numerous times.
Your bag wasn't a good fake at all. But "good" fake or "bad" fake, it's irrelevant.
As a seller, it's your responsibility to know
before listing that an item is authentic or it cannot be listed. And that's not just ebay's "rule;" it's the law. Selling counterfeit items is a violation of federal trademark law and sellers have to verify authenticity before listing.
And it doesn't matter where you bought the fake, how wealthy the person was who sold it to you, how trusting you were of them and how convincing they were in assuring you of authenticity.
The fact is that you bought a fake and listed it and fortunately, you learned of the mistake before some poor buyer got scammed.
Instead of getting frustrated with her for being "naive" and not knowing Coach, you should be thanking her for saving your reputation!
I often recommend that a good rule of thumb is that unless you personally purchased an item from a legitimate retailer (such as Macy's, Coach, Bloomies,
Nordies, etc.), then you should have it authenticated before listing.
Unless and until you are very good at recognizing fakes, it's not worth the risk to your ebay account to take the chance of selling a possible fake.
As for the picture theft, images that show up on Google searches belong to people! Just because they come up doesn't mean that they're there for the taking. And the same goes for copyrighted stock photos.
In fact, look at any designer website. They state that the images used on the site are there for the intended purpose of allowing buyers to see the item. Any other use of the pictures is disallowed.
Again, if you have any other listings for items that you didn't buy from department stores (and Goodwill doesn't count), please authenticate them.
Edited to add: In reference to the fake bag listing, you state that you purchased from a trusted seller on another site.
However, your listing for the item states the following:
(Since I know it is authentic though and purchased directly from coach some time ago this WILL NOT HAPPEN LOL)
Which is it?
