User:TuhebiZaluza

When purchasing a handbag from an unlicensed retailer for example on eBay, there are certain criteria necessary. First is surely an adequate picture gallery. All these picture angles ought to be on display:


 * Monogram Louis Vuitton.
 * Handbag back.
 * Handbag base.
 * Handbag interior.
 * Handbag interior label.
 * (If it is really a used bag) A picture of any damage or wear.
 * Hardware stamps (Markings on buttons/snaps etc).
 * Zipper/zipper pulls
 * A picture of serial number/date code.

Specific information regarding Louis V. handbags should be thoroughly scrutinized. If anything is away from place, or if the detail being searched for is within an area of the handbag not displayed in any one in the pictures, then an email to the seller is really a must, requesting the unseen area of the Cheap Louis Vuitton. It is a large red flag if the buyer refuses to transmit the pictures. It can be reasonable to infer that this motivation behind that can be that this seller is hiding something.

This is a common tactic by many people in the counterfeit sellers online. The "stock photo" trick. A seller that's peddling fake Louis Vuitton online, may sometimes be displaying authentic Louis V. photos from their retail website. A simple right click, copy, save as, and the unscrupulous seller has an original photo of the authentic handbag. Then it can be simply uploaded into their listing and, viola, real pictures of fake bags. So how would you avoid this scam? By doing a bit investigating on the seller's listing and profile. If this seller with shiny, perfect, professional photos within their listing, has a low quality overall listing design (template), no eBay store, bad item description, bad grammar and spelling errors, confusing and vague sentences and thoughts etc, but is displaying excellent, professional pictures from the Louis Vuitton Outlet, then take extra caution. In this case, I would request a picture via email of just one in the hidden areas in the bag, and naturally if the picture isn't consistent while using stock-like photos, then move on. All the best and safe shopping!