Alternatively . . . grab yerself a bargain

Thanks El Loro 

The police have been targetting websites selling fake luxury goods and have taken down over 5000 such sites since last October. They also issued some guidance:

• Check the spelling and grammar on the website, as well as the URL - people running such sites often do not pay a lot of attention to that

• Look to see where the trader is based and whether they provide a postal address - just because the web address contains "UK", do not assume the seller is based there
• Only deal with reputable sellers - use sites that you know or which have been recommended to you. Check online reviews if you have not bought from the seller before.

• Check the website is a legitimate stockist by visiting brand-i.org

• Ensure the website address begins "https", which indicates it is secure

• Don't access links in unsolicited emails; always type in the website address or use a search engine to find a site.

i always buy my silver from a reputable chinese website

 brilliant 

My niece is cabin crew for Emirates,based in Dubai,that is the place for "up market"fakes.Clothes luggage,perfumes etc.The perfume is spot on,however as with all fakes the staying power of the scent compared to the real thing is a lot less,but then so is the price.

My niece is cabin crew for Emirates,based in Dubai,that is the place for "up market"fakes.Clothes luggage,perfumes etc.The perfume is spot on,however as with all fakes the staying power of the scent compared to the real thing is a lot less,but then so is the price.

its true!

its all stamped

mind you the colour comes off after a few weeks

i get my converse from there aswell

£15 free shipping

but you have to wait about a month for them to get here

meant to say aswell that theres a site called perfume parlour & they do the top perfumes/aftershaves-theyre not fakes but copies & really good & last long

i just put that on another thread-i'd recommend them