To all who offer their valuable time and share their expertise for the love and respect of the Louis Vuitton brand (and other luxury brands), I humbly thank you for all you do. From verifying the authenticity of our favorite brands to sharing your well-honed insight. I have seen you share with honesty, graciousness, and frequently go so far expressing enthusiasm for the posters' potential and coveted purchase(s) as you reply to their query.
Not only does your valuable time assist and alert people from buying/investing in counterfeits/fakes, but in doing so, I imagine it also contributes to cutting down on child labor in many countries that have no, or abhorrently low labor standards and/or no quality regulations in place. With that said, never doubt your service is wide-reaching and impactful in more ways than you can know.
Thank you to you all. I and many others, appreciate you. PS - a special thank you for calling out people who neglect a simple "please" or "thank you" when reaching out to you for your assistance AKA, a favor. It is surprising to me that common courtesy is not automatic (or "common") during the course of a reciprocal interaction...particularly when asking for a favor. Ciao! ~ Jan M. AKA caJan4
Not only does your valuable time assist and alert people from buying/investing in counterfeits/fakes, but in doing so, I imagine it also contributes to cutting down on child labor in many countries that have no, or abhorrently low labor standards and/or no quality regulations in place. With that said, never doubt your service is wide-reaching and impactful in more ways than you can know.
Thank you to you all. I and many others, appreciate you. PS - a special thank you for calling out people who neglect a simple "please" or "thank you" when reaching out to you for your assistance AKA, a favor. It is surprising to me that common courtesy is not automatic (or "common") during the course of a reciprocal interaction...particularly when asking for a favor. Ciao! ~ Jan M. AKA caJan4
I know I do it and so do other Authenticators on another AT Thread. 
A simple "Please" or a "Thank you" goes along way.