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Originally Posted by benchang1
Maybe because you should be at least a little bit educated before posting nonsence and annoying everyone reading it?
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I think you're being a bit presumptious in assuming that I'm annoying anybody but you. <shrug>
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Originally Posted by benchang1
Anyone who has even done a little research on LV knows they have no secondary wholesale market.
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Really. And how, praytell, have you come about this absolute immutable truth? I don't pretend to understand the way that any company that size works...
I don't think that any company which makes as many products as louis vitton would be able to do all of its business direct to the primary sellers. The only example I can think of of a company which does that is Dell, and the only way they are able to pull it off is by doing all of their business via phone & internet. In addition, your statement is countermanded by the fact that vuitton sells their handbags via eluxury.com (I found this by checking
http://www.vuitton.com/) which means that eluxury must be buying them wholesale. Why not some other third party?
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Originally Posted by benchang1
You're not going to find a deal on ebay. You won't find a deal anywhere.
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I would never make this kind of statement. You never know what will show up on ebay. Maybe someone who used to be rich suddenly finds themselves bankrupt and needs to sell a bunch of couture for quick cash. Another example would be stealitback.com, a site run by police precincts selling items which were at one point evidence from crimes. My girlfriend got 4 pairs of prada shoes from a rich lady's sidewalk sale in brooklyn last summer, and only paid $20 a pair. My point is, there is ALWAYS a deal to be found for those with the time & inclination to look.
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Originally Posted by benchang1
LV only sells directly to certain stores, and that will be the only place you will find their authentic goods. Someone who paid $800 dollars for a bag at a store sure as hell isn't going to turn around and sell it to you for $200. You want authentic LV? Go to the store.
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I'm sure there are examples where this can be disproven - see my examples above. I admit however that I am not as knowledgable in this area as I am with diesel jeans, seeing as how I own so many and have done so much research on them. But my point is that you shouldn't be such an absolutist, to say nothing of your assumption of understanding about the business practices of a large high-end consumer products company.