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Originally Posted by oopsmyhalofello  Guess who I ran into last time I was in buying fake purses. Sarah Ferguson, her 2 daughters and body guard. She has the money and still buys fakes, I think that it's ridiculous to spend the amount of money they charge for designer handbags. I can tell the difference between the real deal and the fakes but who cares LOL I'll spend that extra money on something more fun thank you very much. Not to mention how fun it is to go on a girls day shopping in NYC following strangers down back alleys. We took a picture of Fergie if anyone wants to see it I'll post it, however we were to idiotic to get in the picture ourselves. LOL
I would also love to see where it is you can get an authentic Coach for close to $68 |
You can get authentic Coach on eBay for that price. Not a carrier though. And it's also very easy to tell a fake purse. Case in point..I have had an authentic Coach leather purse for years and it still looks new. I got it at an outlet store for a little over $100. Now, my friend recently bought a fake Dolce purse for around $50. The "pleather" handles are all cracking and fraying, it looks terrible. None of my Coachs or Dooneys have done that. So, if she's buying fake $50 purses every few months, why not buy the real one that will last years? Unless you want to change purses frequently or don't mind the cracking, then get a fake.
I personally have nothing against fakes. To each his own, but technically it takes away from the true inventor of the style.
I know if I invented something I wouldn't want knockoffs being sold.