Angel Eyes asked:


I ask b/c I went to Chinatown and Canal Street in New York and I bought a lot of fake Louis Vuitton, Prada, Coach…ect purses for like 15-35 dollars each. They look real and I know they’re fake or whatever, but how can the eye decifer if it’s phony just by appearance?
For some people on here who commented: I don’t give a hot damn if people knew it was a fake. I am NOT trying to fool anyone! I told everyone that it was a fake and I got it for $15. I wouldn’t ever spend my friggin 2 weeks’ paycheck on a $500 designer purse, even if I was Bill Gates’ daughter. That’s a waste of money. You might as well flush that cash down the toilet, b/c look! 10 years down the line another French guy will come up w/ a purse that will put Louis Vuitton to shame. You must have the wrong person, sweetheart.

rstarre asked:


I have no problem with anyone buying these items. In my opinion, it is the designers who are ripping the public off. Why would anyone pay $400 dollars for a pair of Chanel sunglasses or $800 for a purse that cost them a few dollars to manufacture? And please don’t tell me how much better they are made than a purse at Walmart. I bought a Prada purse from an authorized Prada dealer and the thing fell apart in a year and a half. I also do not agree that the fakes are costing companies millions of dollars in sales. First of all, I would never pay 400 for sunlasses so they wouldn’t have that sale to begin with. I would pay 60 dollars for a good fake Prada purse or Chanel sunglasses. So that argument is not valid. I think it is crazy to spend that kind of money on real designer items. For what? So the designer can get richer than he already is?

jenniferapavlik asked:


I was wondering if there were any places like canal street in NY in LA where I could buy fake designer handbags? (Gucci, Prada, etc)