I can't believe they killed Det. Carter. POI won't be the same!
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I can't believe they killed Det. Carter. POI won't be the same!
Spoilers!!! Not everyone has watched yet.
Spoilers!!! Not everyone has watched yet.
Totally know what you mean! I read that post and was like...AHHHHHH!!!!! Where is the SPOILER ALERT!
Sorry, you guys, really wasn't thinking! Thought it was safe the next day.
I watched it last night and I kept waiting for it! Don't worry about it. Your post made me want to catch up on the episodes I had missed.Sorry, you guys, really wasn't thinking! Thought it was safe the next day.
Oh I do like those tassel keyfobs. A part of me just thought about keeping the damned thing and carrying it when I wore my faux engagement ring. Kind of like a "safety" in case I got mugged.Up cycle the leather... you could make cool bracelets out of it, or make tassle keyfobs. Lots of repurposing possibilities.
You can cut out the creed or anything that says Coach. Then you can use the rest for whatever you like. I have a fake I haven't destroyed. If I ever get rid of it, I'll remove the creed. I'm already using the strap with another bag.Oh wow, this is a new one for me. The "Coach Willis" fraud I posted yesterday? In the authenticate thread (Page 536, post 8037) was reviewed & refunded immediately by PP. I called because I was floored by the turnaround time.
What shocked me even more is they instructed me NOT to return it. I was told to DESTROY it!
As of now, I have bought and sold maybe two to three dozen vintage Coach bags. I have kept about a dozen for myself. Out of that number I have been burned with three fake vintage bags, including this one. This is the first time I have ever been specifically instructed to destroy a bag.
OF COURSE I would NEVER gift or sell a bag if I had any doubts whatsoever. It sits here, eyeballing me. I am hesitant to return it for fear it will be sold to an unsuspecting buyer & have been specifically instructed NOT to.
So, what do you think I should do? Destroy it immediatley as I have been told to do? Use it as a case for make up? Let my kiddo tote peanut butter sandwiches to school in it? Post it on my blogs as a detailed example of a FAKE Willis and then destroy?
Please advise.
Sorry, you guys, really wasn't thinking! Thought it was safe the next day.
I haven't heard of this happening with Coach bags and I have mixed sentiments when ebay and/or Paypal require a buyer to destroy an item.Oh wow, this is a new one for me. The "Coach Willis" fraud I posted yesterday? In the authenticate thread (Page 536, post 8037) was reviewed & refunded immediately by PP. I called because I was floored by the turnaround time.
What shocked me even more is they instructed me NOT to return it. I was told to DESTROY it!
As of now, I have bought and sold maybe two to three dozen vintage Coach bags. I have kept about a dozen for myself. Out of that number I have been burned with three fake vintage bags, including this one. This is the first time I have ever been specifically instructed to destroy a bag.
OF COURSE I would NEVER gift or sell a bag if I had any doubts whatsoever. It sits here, eyeballing me. I am hesitant to return it for fear it will be sold to an unsuspecting buyer & have been specifically instructed NOT to.
So, what do you think I should do? Destroy it immediatley as I have been told to do? Use it as a case for make up? Let my kiddo tote peanut butter sandwiches to school in it? Post it on my blogs as a detailed example of a FAKE Willis and then destroy?
Please advise.
Just got back to this thread - no worries here, either. It was a reflex reaction like, "hey wait a minute!" LOL.
We do tend to dvr a lot in my house and take our time to watch programs. And I usually avoid spoilers on certain shows. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. LOL.