Can I assume...

[michelle4444]

Can I assume...
That when I see a listing on ebay for a pair of Louboutin's that are $100 and they are shipped from Hong Kong- that they are fake?
They also "have more then 10 in stock." WTF?

 

[babysweetums]

yes you can assume that

 

[babysweetums]

i personally think that any seller who advertises that they have many sizes of the same shoe is fake

 

[michelle4444]

Well, and from Hong Kong? I have seen many knock offs on "ioffer.com" and they all come from Hong Kong. Maybe that's why I think these are fake. Can I report a listing as fake even if I don't actually have proof?

 

[babysweetums]

yes you can and if a few people report it, it will be taken down by ebay

 

[flashy.stems]

good assumption.

are there any pictures? those would be proof.

 

[michelle4444]

GREAT, Thanks!

 

[michelle4444]

Well, what do you think?

 

[cindy74]

even i can see they are fake and im a newbie

 

[shoegrl756]

If you're ever unsure if something is authentic... TPF has a wonderful group of ladies that authenticates regularly. Just post in the Authentication thread in the Louboutin Shopping area. They are very helpful and friendly. Be sure to read the first post.

 

[sarasmith3269]

I wouldnt assume something from Hong Kong is fake...I would however assume that anyone with 10+ of any shoe in the same size is likely selling fakes, especially louboutins.

 

[fieryfashionist]

I wouldn't assume something is fake JUST because it's from Hong Kong. In fact, there is a well-known seller who often has multiple items in different sizes and everything she sells is authentic. That being said, the shoes above are obviously fake... the design is completely off. If you have any specific authenticity questions, it's always best to post in the appropriately titled thread.

 

[karwood]

Well, what do you think?

Just by looking at the pics, you can definitely assume they are fake.

 

[lulabee]

Post questions of authenticity in the authenticate thread.