Name: Coach Small Alexandra 15273
Link:
http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-...LEXANDRA-LEATHER-BAG-BROWN-W0QQAdIdZ267518191
Pictures:
http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-ViewAdLargeImage?AdId=267518191&ImageIndex=1
Thanks
Neither of those listings use the seller's own pictures. Some pictures are stolen stock photos and others are stolen from other sources.
Although the following ebay listing also uses stolen stock photos, it also has some of the other pictures used in the Kiiji listings. Whether the ebay seller's pictures are her own or not, I don't know but based on the fact that neither Kiiji seller uses her own photos, I don't recommend buying from them.
http://cgi.ebay.com/COACH-ALEXANDRA...905?pt=US_CSA_WH_Handbags&hash=item3365e81221
With stolen pictures, you have no idea what you'll get.
I can usually tell by reading the label closely. Fakes tend to have misspellings and the words run together. Unfortunately the picture isn't close enough for me to see.
As I pointed out when I looked at the listing last night, the pictures in the Kiiji listing don't belong to the seller of the bag that Pomergranate asked about.
So it doesn't matter whether you can read the creed or see the details well enough. It's not the bag that she'll receive.
Again, I don't recommend buying the bag from that Kiiji seller because the pictures aren't her own pictures of the actual bag.
I do have a correction/comment with regard to myishac's post. It isn't true that "fakes tend to have misspellings and the words run together." While this is sometimes the case, there are many instances of fakes with accurate spelling and spacing between words. There are also a few cases of authentic Coach bags with incorrect text.
Authenticating bags means evaluating all the various details of the bag. No one detail proves authentic or fake in and of itself.