I saw an article on MSNBC about a company that, for a fee, loans designer handbags to its customers (link: http://msnbc.msn.com/id/11842305/) . The customer carries the bag for awhile and then returns it. According to the article, it's like "Netflix" but for handbags. Has anyone tried this? What does everyone think about the concept? I'm not so sure - I'm afraid that, once I have my hands on a beautiful new bag, I won't be able to give it back!
Borrowing Designer Handbags?
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There's been a recent discussion about it here:
http://www.purseforum.com/general-discussion/authentic-anyone-ever-borrow-a-bag-bagborroworsteal-com-4010.html?highlight=borrow
please join the conversation is the linked thread!
http://www.purseforum.com/general-discussion/authentic-anyone-ever-borrow-a-bag-bagborroworsteal-com-4010.html?highlight=borrow
please join the conversation is the linked thread!
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