How do I tell if a purse is real while shopping online?
Clare asked:
I am shopping online for a coach purse, but it’s only like $30. Because of the price, I don’t think it’s real. It doesn’t have a product description either. How do I tell if the purse is real by just looking at the picture of the purse?
Also, the purse only has a front view.
I am shopping online for a coach purse, but it’s only like $30. Because of the price, I don’t think it’s real. It doesn’t have a product description either. How do I tell if the purse is real by just looking at the picture of the purse?
Also, the purse only has a front view.
if it is from a retailer like nordstroms, coach, or whatever Kisses
Is this on Amazon?? If it is, check the customer taken pictures or other views and see if any of them show the inside. If they do, the inside should have a little patch with the product number inscribed, and all that junk after it describing it’s authenticity and stuff. If not, email the seller if possible or read the customer reviews.
Oh also…fake coach purses have the “G” instead of a “C” Blonde ♥
$30 definitely not real….make sure all the c’s are lined up and then look at a really expensive coach purse online and compare.. futurejayBIEBER
If possible, check the site/catalog/other official source of the brand you’re looking to buy, and see if the style of the bag you’re looking at (the cheapie) matches one of the official models. I found a phony Louis Vuitton because the one I found on eBay wasn’t an actual LV style… so, of course, where did it come from?
There are sites out there that tell you what to look for/ask about specifically, like a certain kind of interior, strap, etc.
Obviously, try to contact the seller and see if they’ll send you more pictures so you can get a better look at what you’re buying. I have a Coach bag, and lemme tell you– unless it’s a wallet with a hole in it, $30 is a questionable price. I’d be skeptical.
Also, the less information they give about the bag, the sketchier the pictures, etc, the more likely it is to be fake. Pavi
you have to lick your computer screen twice a day. Taste buds should pick up any fallicies in the product.
But, when in doubt; Call Barack Obizzi, (202) 224-2854 The Man