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Counterfeit handbags are everywhere – on street corners, in small boutiques, and on eBay. Learn how to identify a fake bag and avoid getting ripped off. Step 1 Counterfeit merchandise funds all kinds of illegal activity such as terrorism, gangs, drug trafficking, prostitution, and organized crime. When you buy a counterfeit item, your money isn’t just going to support a local vendor or small business owner, your money is funding illegal activities. Step 2 To identify a fake haRead More...

As with anything, when you buy a watch you want to make sure you get what you are paying for. With the increasing ingenuity of counterfeit manufacturers, it is all too easy to be taken in by a counterfeit. To help protect you against these fake watches, which can and are seized by police, it’s important to know what you’re looking for. Here are some handy tips to prevent yourself from being caught out. First of all, although Rolexes are the most commonly counterfeited watch brandRead More...

There is a huge market in counterfeit designer fashions for women, but it’s not restricted to the female gender. Designer clothing for men is regularly being faked too. There are all the big names, like Armani, Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Guess – a whole host of them. As long as there’s a demand for the label, it will be faked.   Of course, people are fooled all the time and buy the fakes – or in many cases, they just don’t care, as long as the label looks convincing. But, as with all fRead More...

Since outdoor jackets, such as those used for hiking, have become more like fashion clothing, there have been growing numbers of fakes of the big names, such as North Face. There’s money to be made from counterfeits, and the fakes tend to be cheap compared to the very high price tag – often well over £100 – of authentic merchandise.   If people can buy something that seems real for £20-30 instead of paying that high price, obviously there’s going to be a demand. ButRead More...

Counterfeit handbags are everywhere – on street corners, in small boutiques, and on eBay. Learn how to identify a fake bag and avoid getting ripped off. Counterfeit merchandise funds all kinds of illegal activity such as terrorism, gangs, drug trafficking, prostitution, and organized crime. When you buy a counterfeit item, your money isn’t just going to support a local vendor or small business owner, your money is funding illegal activities. Step 2 To identify a fake handbag, fRead More...

There are probably far more fake designer handbags on the streets than the real thing – most people don’t have the money to spend on a collection of real designer bags. But when people are shopping for the real thing, encountering endless counterfeits can be frustrating at the very least.   There are a few general rules of thumb to follow, as well as specifics for different designers. If it seems too cheap to be true, it probably is, so you can be fairly certain it’s fake. If the seller –Read More...

I have become somewhat of a reluctant expert on Taylormade Tour Burner counterfeits. After nearly getting burned (no pun intended) by a seller who was drop shipping counterfeits from China I was fortunate enough to buy a legitimate authentic Tour Burner from an authorized reseller. The experience has left me much more aware of all the counterfeits on Ebay and how to identify the obvious fakes. The Tour Burner, unlike the Tour Burner TP comes with only 1 stock Taylormade shaft, that shaft is Read More...

Thought I should put a warning out to anyone thinking of scoring a good deal on eBay. I recently bought a set of TaylorMade CGB Max irons and a CGB 3-wood on eBay from different sellers. Both sellers had excellent feedback, which I think is a testament to how good the fakes are! Serial numbers are no guarantee either, mine both checked out with Taylormade. These clubs look almost perfect and the only way you can really spot the fake is if you hold it side by side with a real one. Here’sRead More...