TPF may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, and others
Hats off to you too, MissFiggy.![]()
![]()
I haven't had a change of heart re: why I stopped in November. I'm only back because I'm bored.....![]()
Are u able to enlighten me a bit on how you can tell by the pic?
I just don't get it
b/c before I bidded on it I checked bluefly
and compared the bags
http://www.bluefly.com/Prada-black-deerskin-chain-link-large-satchel/cat340078/305374601/detail.fly
the Seller wants to meet in person tomorrow and give me the bag for $$$ she said she was in new york thats what Made me suspicious intially.
Are u able to enlighten me a bit on how you can tell by the pic?
I just don't get it
b/c before I bidded on it I checked bluefly
and compared the bags
http://www.bluefly.com/Prada-black-deerskin-chain-link-large-satchel/cat340078/305374601/detail.fly
the Seller wants to meet in person tomorrow and give me the bag for $$$ she said she was in new york thats what Made me suspicious intially.
You need to have a close hard look at the pictures on Bluefly then compare them with the pics on the listing - the bag is a screaming fake. BTW seller even used a stolen Bluefly pic and if that doesn't ring any alarm bells I don't know what does!!! Don't pay, don't go!!!
PP ~No chance at all that it's authentic. The counterfeiters are unfortunately, quite skilled at their "trade" and are getting better at it ever year.
There are times when I've had to get a bag out of my armoire, set it in my lap and literally compare detail for detail to make a call on authenticity.
PP ~
Which begs the question: How many do you have in your armoire?
And what Prada eras do they span?
Based on your replies here, I have never underestimated you,
not for one second.
But, golly, I may I think I may have miscalculated the probability
and sheer degree of possibility that you, my dear, may just be
Miuccia's one true doppelgänger.
~ WaH
Of course we are all glad to have more expertise on this forum. However there were a few hardy souls who managed to keep things going (to the best of our knowledge and ability). At least the obvious fakes were outed and when there was real doubt and difficulty PP did chime in to assist.
Here's the listing from where shanafy's seller bought the bag. More detailed pics here:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270507043104
and more evidence just how fake it is.
This could be yet another case where our seller has purchased a fake, thinks it's authentic and sells it as authentic. She did leave positive feedback, presumably not knowing it was fake. Don't know that part for sure, but in the end, it IS a fake bag.
Hey MissFiggy: Ever have one of those days where you feel like Old Sherlock? I'm having one right now!
t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:zlngmaiLxkdBDM:http://tnrdlibrary.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/sherlock-holmes.jpg
Of course we are all glad to have more expertise on this forum. However there were a few hardy souls who managed to keep things going (to the best of our knowledge and ability). At least the obvious fakes were outed and when there was real doubt and difficulty PP did chime in to assist.
It's fake.
As far as buying and reselling a bag two months later, around here, it's a common practice.![]()