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Hi guys i'm looking at picking up a few ties on ebay. any good tips for how to avoid fake hermes etc? cheersOriginally Posted by Glados1984
I am sure that you can do this on your own, what with your degree of sartorial expertise.Originally Posted by luftvier
Awwwww, bottom a little sore from the last thread?Originally Posted by Glados1984
I am convinced that you are a very elaborate troll, or another member's sock puppet.Originally Posted by luftvier
I've got a better one. How about you either: A: Contribute something worth while to this thread B: Shut up and **** offOriginally Posted by Glados1984
1) There's no guaranteeing the authenticity of any well-known fashion brand on ebay, especially Hermes ties. 2) Buy them at retail in a Hermes store if you are worried about fakes. 3) If you just want the look of silly tiny-printed ties, they who cares whether the Hermes are fake if you don't pay Hermes prices. 4) If you care that much about owning Hermes ties, you have bigger issues. 5) Relatively new posters on SF who cop an attitude rarely last long. See, e.g. GQDerek, MillionareTeacher.Originally Posted by luftvier
I'll give that post a 3/5, you're definatly getting better. Agreed that arguing on the internet is like winning the special olympics. but that you follow me into this thread and then call me a troll, i bet you've got a big rack of medals.Originally Posted by Glados1984
Hi guysOriginally Posted by Glados1984
What brands are you looking for in particular besides Hermes? I might know some sources.Originally Posted by IndianBoyz
just anything a little bit different but suitable for work, I think buying new is a bit of a waste of money when there's so much second hand around. I can spot fake shirts etc a mile away on ebay, but i dont know what to look for with ties...Originally Posted by Glados1984
just anything a little bit different but suitable for work, I think buying new is a bit of a waste of money when there's so much second hand around. I can spot fake shirts etc a mile away on ebay, but i dont know what to look for with ties...Originally Posted by Glados1984
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