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in my opinion, if one is consciously determined to become a LV "VIP" then they're doing it for all the wrong reasons.
I know-my SA at Chanel is great! I love the trunk shows..that's where I got my Valentine bag. So cute![]()
I think you do have to spend a certain amount to get the free gifts and invites. I think it was about 50-60,000 every six months.
so i feel like an idiot now!! haha sooooooo when i was in highschool, not CRAZY into bags a chanel SA invited me to a trunk show and i was like um no thats ok!
hahahaha i didnt even know what it meant until a few years ago
hehethats what happens when ur a tomboy in highschool
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Whoa! Did you say $50,000 - $60,000 every six months...Fifty to Sixty thousand dollars? Please confirm.
Whoa! Did you say $50,000 - $60,000 every six months...Fifty to Sixty thousand dollars? Please confirm.
I refuse to kiss anyone's a*s. When I first joined here I was so surprised to see how some people on here hold LV sales associates on a pedastool. I don't see them any different than any other sales person in the mall. I prefer to get a different SA everytime. I just want to get what I came to get and leave. Sure, free things are nice but they should be given because the giver wants to give not because I kiss her a*s. Maybe I feel like this because my husband owns a business where this happens a lot. People want tshirts, free tickets, free drinks and they think by telling me things they think I want to hear they will get it easier. I can see right through it and it makes me uncomfortable when they start compliment after compliment. I'd give it to them if they would just ask for it in a normal way. Those that qualify already get it anyway so they don't have to ask.
My husband (who was my boyfriend at the time) purchased my first Louis. A few days later, he received a thank you card and since then (it's been about 3 years now), he receives the occasional catalog.