Here are the steps to report.
And, FYI there are now three ways to reports fakes: http://forum.purseblog.com/ebay-forum/reporting-ebay-fakes-three-ways-yay-154694.html
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Hall of Shame: Post the Ebay H Fakes Here!
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And, FYI there are now three ways to reports fakes: http://forum.purseblog.com/ebay-forum/reporting-ebay-fakes-three-ways-yay-154694.html
Thanks, Chestnutty. Too many dishonest sellers out there and even more unsuspecting bidders.
forgot the link
OMG they even increased the start bid, gosh...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/AUTH-HERMES...06677?pt=US_Scarves_Wraps&hash=item58ad21f855
But how could it be??My poupette and Linda's stuff have always been so reputable. I've bought couple of times from Linda's
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But how could it be??My poupette and Linda's stuff have always been so reputable. I've bought couple of times from Linda's
I believe it has been taken down; they are both very reputable in my experience.
Linda's has repeatedly listed fake Hermes scarves - in the past, I have sent them emails when I see that they have posted a fake. They have always apologized and taken the auction down.
Here is a thread from the eBay forum about the topic -
http://forum.purseblog.com/ebay-forum/seller-lindas-stuff-discussion-595169.html
Here is a thread from the eBay forum about the topic -
http://forum.purseblog.com/ebay-forum/seller-lindas-stuff-discussion-595169.html
They shouldn't have listed it unless 100% sure on authenticity. Who is their expert on MP who does their authentication? Either it was never authenticated, or the expert is not that expert.
Fake La Charmante aux Animaux
Seller: retro-groovy
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/A-Stunnin...pt=UK_Vintage_Accessories&hash=item461c5a4264
Seller: retro-groovy
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/A-Stunnin...pt=UK_Vintage_Accessories&hash=item461c5a4264
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looks like there will be more of this coming!
http://www.ebay.de/itm/251460723978?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2648&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
THIS is unbelievable.....you dont need to look twice at this obvious fake croc birkin on ebay for a starting bid 20000 and a buy it now of 30000!!!! imagine someone loosing their money on that! i say run! dont look back just run!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/hermes-handbag-/251469758158?_trksid=p2054897.l4275
http://www.ebay.com/itm/hermes-handbag-/251469758158?_trksid=p2054897.l4275
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But trust me, 2 months ago a pink porosus croc leather bag that was confirmed authentic was gone for just 10200. There was little picture on ebay and not many people bid. Some signs looked good so i i asked for more pics and got it authenticated privately and confirmed authentic. but unfortunately i didnt win the bid. it was a big big steal for 10200 USD!!!! i will never forget that!Well I could (hardly) understand that price if it was made of a real croc
Ohhh, such tragedy
Guys - There are times when things are too good to be true. A true owner of an expensive item would know the value and list accordingly or just send it to resellers/consignment stores. Meanwhile, there are cheap items where the sources are not legitimate, such as stolen goods; Some savings are not worth your sleep at night or your (or your spouse's) political/legal career, for example. And, there are items where the value is too large to use PayPal and you have to deposit portion of the price with PayPal and the rest with bank transfer, then you have no recourse should what you receive is not what the photos show. There are many lessons on tPF about that.
Moreover, the most important factor that determine the price of a luxury item (of course besides vintage or rarity) is condition. I won't buy a rag Hermes regardless of how rare/sought-after/cheap it is. There will always be a better one in the future.
now back to topic.
