Hermes Fakes - Who is this powerseller??

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AND if you check out the url halfway down the page...it takes you to a secret site with all these hermes fakes pictured! I don't know if this should be publicised though in case some ppl trolling tpf are looking to sell fakes...
 
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I wouldn't post it... Better safe than sorry...

But I've never heard stories like hers, you know, someone just came straight out saying I sold fakes and made tones of money. I am also surprised that there are websites like this, TEACHING people and giving people tips about sellling fakes on eBay!!! I don't know the contacts to H lawyers, but maybe they should look into it....
 
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I looked at the secret site and those fakes are pretty easily identifiable. I actually laughed out loud at one of the Ostrich wallets. Indescribable! Very very bad fakes. :yes:
 
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Wow, just read the story. Scary!! And she has no remorse for selling these fake bags as the real thing. No remorse for making a buck and tricking ppl out of their hard earn money. Looks to me like she was giving advice to all the potential crooks. :shocked: Karma....
 
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^ for trying to do more than save the buying world one bag at a time though, hopefully one of the le-gals will chime in on how best to proceed.

just from the posts on this thread without even going to the story itself, my mind went immediately to all the horrible things impressionable (young) people can learn YouTube etc. No offense to that website which is great, but it's SOOOOOO potentially dangerous. moms out there, beware!
 
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Somehow I find it hard to believe that a woman buying a fake 100k croc would not figure it out...and that a "hermes powerseller" like that is still in business. How many "he's" exist on ebay selling tons of birkins with pretty pictures?
 
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LMAO. Look at this fake lindy. From the site.
 
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