Eric
Anaheim,#2Author of original report
Wed, October 10, 2007
Your right. I did not know that they were counterfeits. She sold to me that they were authentic and i believed her. After i realized it, i stopped selling and just gave it away. This was my first attempt in trying to make some extra cash over the net, therefore I was not aware of the risks involved in these businesses. You can criticize me all you want, but i see that most of the people being ripped off is due to them not doing their due diligence. Anyhow, I'm looking for help. If you can't provide, I would appreciate it if you do not post here.
Astoria18
Baltimore,#3Consumer Suggestion
Wed, October 10, 2007
You've just publicly admitted to selling counterfeit items. Whether you know they were counterfeit or not isn't really important. You said you ordered 100 of those items and paid $2550 in total. Well $2550 / 100 = a total of $25 (approx) for each item. I've never heard of this item personally but I did a search on the web and they go for as much as a 100 bucks PER outfit. The fact that they were being sold so cheap should have raised red flags for you. Second, how did you send the money? Was it a wire transfer? If so, I'm sorry to say, but you pretty much deserved what you got. Anyone with basic common sense knows that you don't do such large transactions over the web in such a way. You leave yourself open to all sorts of things. What did person did was wrong, but the bottom line is you're in as much trouble as he/she is for selling/dealing with those counterfeit items. Just my 2 cents.