*CLOSED* Authenticate This LONGCHAMP

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Hi, need your help to authenticate this bag which i just bought recently from instagram

Seller: yumimely authentic
Lc le pliage neo medium poppy

The seller claim that its authentic and was directly from factory.
 

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#3,847
goldfish19 said:
It's fake.
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I really wanted to say, "straight from the fake factory," but that would have been wrong...

On another note, please, before posting, save both yourselves and the authenticators some time.

Look at past posts in the forum. Time and time again, your questions might already be answered! For instance, "The Bagmaster" is known to sell nothing but fakes, so if you ask, it might not be answered. Simply put, if you have to ask from there, it's fake, but just don't buy it in the first place.

Also, regarding Neos, for what must be the tenth time now, there has never been a color called "mustard." Half of the colors these counterfeiters are spitting out never existed! A rainbow of pink shades were never in the line; go back to my list and see. Neos (and nylon Le Pliage bags, for that matter) DO NOT come with dustbags. There's a 99.99% chance it's fake if it has one. Only if the seller has a bunch of bags and has a bunch of dustbags around, like I do, would maybe in a world where pigs fly would an authentic one of these have a dustbag. But I would still never do anything like including one to make someone question the authenticity of something I was selling at the time.

So please, follow the rules, and when you don't get an answer, there's probably a reason.

Thanks!
 
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Hi, I was hoping to get some help authenticating my Longchamp bag. Based on some research on Snobaffair website I think this is an older version of the tote bag. Unfortunately there is no label for any reference.

Thanks in advance
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Hi, I was hoping to get some help authenticating my Longchamp bag. Based on some research on Snobaffair website I think this is an older version of the tote bag. Unfortunately there is no label for any reference.

Thanks in advance
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Snob Affair is literally crap.

Also, please follow the format on page 1, or you will not get an answer. How many times do I need to say this? I'm really not going to remind people anymore...
 
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