LV visor hat - Designer Handbag & Purse Chat.. The Bag Forum

NashvilleDiva_83 · March 31st, 2008, 05:19 PM

does louis vuittonake a visor? The reason I ask is bc I had a townhouse I was renting out and the girl left what looked like a lv visor behind. I kind of wanted to sell it and put the proceeds towards my next purse but I am scared what will happen if I sold something fake

JessLR · March 31st, 2008, 05:24 PM

Well, I am unsure if they made it. But do NOT sell it if it's fake, cut it up and throw it away!

Wait for more opinions.

NashvilleDiva_83 · March 31st, 2008, 06:23 PM

I was looking at the tag and they spelled vuitton w one t instead of 2

My husband said maybe it was an error Lmao

I was like ... Sweets they make $1300 handbags I highly doubt there was an error

JessLR · March 31st, 2008, 06:54 PM

Yeah, it's fake then. I'd throw it away, lol.

Zombiegirl · March 31st, 2008, 07:02 PM

Yup, throw it away!

NashvilleDiva_83 · April 1st, 2008, 04:59 AM

Could I at least sell it as a fake? Can you do that? I mean...I'd rather get 4 or 5 dollars than nothing...the girl left the place a wreck and it cost like $500 to get it put back in order... I didn't know if it's illegal to sell it as authentic if its fake, or just to sell it if it is fake in general. There are a lot of girls out there that would buy it to look cool...you know the girls of the guys that drive around those cars with the big LV paint on it...

Zombiegirl · April 1st, 2008, 05:21 AM

NO!

It is illegal and wrong!!
Do some research to see what fake goods support...
1. Counterfeiting robs the U.S. alone of more than $200 billion a year. It's a cash, tax-free business; legitimate citizens like yourself will still get stuck paying taxes, while counterfeiters line their pockets at your expense.

2. Terrorists, gangs and organized crime syndicates all profit from selling counterfeit merchandise. Sometimes designer handbag knockoffs are lined with drugs and used for smuggling things like heroin, too. There is also evidence that the bombing of the World Trade Center in '93 was funded by the sale of counterfeit apparel.

3. You might realize that things like knockoff toys or electronics are an unsafe idea, but did you know that even items such as fake sunglasses can hurt you. According to IACC counterfeit sunglasses can shatter easily; they may fail to provide UV protection as advertised.

by: Fakes -- fake handbags -- counterfeit fashion

NashvilleDiva_83 · April 1st, 2008, 10:14 AM

I didn't realize it was illegal - as long as you were open about what you were selling. I guess this one is going inot my four year old niece's dress up box.