I just hate Louis Vuitton copies. Nothing compares to the real deal! I mean, sure, they might look okay from afar but get close enough to smell the fabric and you’ll know it’s fake. It’s like a slap in the face really; all that hard work designers put into making something incredible and it’s just copied and ripped off by knockoff merchants. Ugh!
I recently had the misfortune of buying a Louis Vuitton copy from an online store. I thought I was being clever but I was sadly mistaken. I eagerly awaited the delivery and when it finally arrived I could tell it was a fake. The hardware was glossy and badly-cast, the leather had a synthetic smell, and the stitching was crooked. What a joke! And the price was way too high. It was like taking candy from a baby.
It’s no secret that Louis Vuitton has been copied and tricked many times. I feel like I’m almost in danger when buying products from small retailers – you never know if they are selling real merchandise or a low-quality knockoff. Furthermore, all these fake manufacturers hurt the industry as they take money from consumers who were unknowingly tricked.
My experiences have made me a much more conscious buyer and I now double-check every purchase I make from an online store. I always read the reviews, check the customer comments, and contact the seller to ask questions. You’d be surprised how many copycat manufacturers are masquerading as authentic vendors on the internet.
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