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Some say designer accessories are a waste of money. On the other hand, some insist designer items are the only way to go, even in those cases when you barely have money to pay the rent. Whichever that may be, being able to tell the difference between a real and a fake designer item â€" handbag, more specifically â€" is of vital importance to avoid getting scammed, the Daily Mail says. Just last week, Christian Louboutin issued a warning on websites selling fake shoes, pointing out that the real thing could only be found on the official webpage of the label and at a handful of authorized retailers. The same goes with designer handbags as well: as simple and perhaps a bit ridiculous as this might seem, the safest way to make sure you don’t get ripped off is to stick with the big name. Don’t look for bargains or to acquire your bag from someone who’s selling it for half the market price, because you’re literally asking to be scammed. The above is all the more true !
in a context in which most fake bags are so elaborately done these days, with so much attention to detail, that it’s practically impossible to spot them as fakes unless you know precisely what to look for. Most often than not, the little things that give a fake away can easily be overlooked by the untrained eye &ndas...
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