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devik said:
Ah yes - I didn't doublecheck the original ebay listing - those are indeed different flipflops! However the other tPF member did reply back to me that the studs appear the same in both styles, FWIW. Beyond that, the styles are too different so cannot do a valid comparison. Maybe someone else will come along and help otherwise it's possible that we've exhausted possibilities on this thread now.
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I agree-just wanted to point out that I don't see how the bow style could have been bought in quantity off price given that they're still at full retail. I'm also done on this authentication request too as from the getgo I don't like to give opinions on jellies. I know the OP really wants an answer on her question and I had hoped that someone who actually owns them could compare, but in truth a counterfeit off a rubber molded shoe is still just poured in a mold and if done well will lose very little detail from the original (it will lost a drop and be mm's smaller by definition of a secondary mold) but that won't actually show to one's eye without a side by side comparison and maybe not even then.

There are going to be some questions that may not be answerable and IMO this is one of them,.
 
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It's also one of the reasons that I personally don't wear designer jellies, but that's strictly my personal opinion. I just can't get past that rubber is rubber on footwear that came out of a mold.
 
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sparkle12 said:
Hi all, just wondering if anyone has experience with this online retailer? Are these authentic hunter boots?
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rdgldy said:
there is no link.
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Looks like a mod merged sparkle12's post in here - the original thread title was:

Hunterbootsonsale.com = Authentic/legitimate????


ETA: I would say NO - not legit - my browser wouldn't even let me go there based on it being a suspicious / harmful site.

As a general guideline, only the actual brand can use their name / trademark in a website URL. I don't recall ever seeing a third-party site that used the brand's name that was legit.
 
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Just wanted to know if these were real. This is my first day on this so I'm still getting use to what to do & how to attach more pictures. :/

Item: Giuseppe zanotti sling back beige
 

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I'm not sure what to say so rather than driving you nuts asking for more pics I'll leave these to others. The soling looks fine on both pair so I'd guess that they're authentic but IMO that's not good enough and your interior shots are just too blurry for me. Sorry.
 
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Hi Authenticators,
I need your professional expertise!! I purchased the famous Manolo Blahnik Hangisi pumps for my wedding and someone said they were fake because the white interior label was in the wrong font and the trademark logo was missing. But someone else told me the label was OK. Could you please provide some insight?

Purchased on Poshmark from a very well known seller - she said she purchased them at the Nordstrom Rack.

Item name: Manolo Blahnik Hangisi Pumps in Blue
Link: https://poshmark.com/listing/Manolo...Shoe-Blue-Satin-37-7-556aa747d14d7b363800c938

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I appreciate your help in advance!! :tup:
 
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