Full Version: about immitation brand of bags and wallets
how they know that because some of immitation bags and wallets are look original,im worried because all my bags are louis vuitton even my luggagebag.i know its all original but idont have proof anymore coz some of them are gifts to me,shoud i bring that or not?
Doesn't matter you should be ok.
Diana
Diana
No problem they wont check it anyways
Yep. No one gives a hoot about your luggage. You're fine. 
QUOTE(psiprez @ Jan 19 2008, 05:09 AM) 
Yep. No one gives a hoot about your luggage. You're fine.
ok thanks,im so worried before coz i heard that in the news,even pirated cd u cannot bring,they said if they caught u,they going to cancel your visa or deport u.
Insane! I haven't heard that at all. I think its something people don't take as literally.
I never heard of such nonsense either! 
QUOTE(pbgirl @ Jan 18 2008, 09:56 PM)
Insane! I haven't heard that at all. I think its something people don't take as literally.
Oh please, I bought a "CK" watch in Bolivia years ago - for less than $20.
QUOTE(alohaz @ Jan 19 2008, 01:40 AM)
QUOTE(psiprez @ Jan 19 2008, 05:09 AM)
Yep. No one gives a hoot about your luggage. You're fine.
ok thanks,im so worried before coz i heard that in the news,even pirated cd u cannot bring,they said if they caught u,they going to cancel your visa or deport u.
I've heard the same thing regarding copies of CDs/DVDs. Ive been searching through google for the link to where I got this information, but I cant find. It was an official report about how US customs were clamping down on illegally produced CDs/DVDs..... if they were found on the possession of an immigrant/visa holder then they would be deported and banned from the USA. Im sure you'll be fine with your luggage etc, but definitely dont be bringing any copies of CDs etc just to play it on the safe side.
The problem occurs when you try to bring crates of the stuff here wanting to sell it as the real thing. One or two fakes is not going to be a problem
QUOTE(minnietheminx @ Jan 20 2008, 02:20 AM)
QUOTE(alohaz @ Jan 19 2008, 01:40 AM)
QUOTE(psiprez @ Jan 19 2008, 05:09 AM)
Yep. No one gives a hoot about your luggage. You're fine.
ok thanks,im so worried before coz i heard that in the news,even pirated cd u cannot bring,they said if they caught u,they going to cancel your visa or deport u.
I've heard the same thing regarding copies of CDs/DVDs. Ive been searching through google for the link to where I got this information, but I cant find. It was an official report about how US customs were clamping down on illegally produced CDs/DVDs..... if they were found on the possession of an immigrant/visa holder then they would be deported and banned from the USA. Im sure you'll be fine with your luggage etc, but definitely dont be bringing any copies of CDs etc just to play it on the safe side.
my fiance bought copies of cd and dvds here its called pirated ,he bring it to the u.s,,,we didnt now that before..tnx costum didnt see that..
Louis Vuitton is one of the most popular knock-off victims. Their adorable and colorful monogrammed bags start at over $400, and can go on up to the thousands. On the contrary, a faux-Louis runs you under $100.
To determine the validity of your Louis, check out the purse snaps on it. Are they monogrammed as well? This usually is a true test of brand purity. Another red flag is found in the purse straps. Since Vuitton obviously uses authentic leather, the straps begin to darken as they come in constant contact with your hands and the elements. If the handles stay the same, this means the “leather” is usually painted, which gives it away as a fake. The handles are also almost always stitched with yellow thread. Any other color gives it away.
In order to make sure you are purchasing a genuine Louis Vuitton, or any other name brand handbag, purchase it in a location that makes sense, namely the designer’s official store front or website. Buying such an item in an open air market or in a foreign country such as China or Mexico, greatly increases your chances of being persuaded into a less than authentic purchase.
LINK
To determine the validity of your Louis, check out the purse snaps on it. Are they monogrammed as well? This usually is a true test of brand purity. Another red flag is found in the purse straps. Since Vuitton obviously uses authentic leather, the straps begin to darken as they come in constant contact with your hands and the elements. If the handles stay the same, this means the “leather” is usually painted, which gives it away as a fake. The handles are also almost always stitched with yellow thread. Any other color gives it away.
In order to make sure you are purchasing a genuine Louis Vuitton, or any other name brand handbag, purchase it in a location that makes sense, namely the designer’s official store front or website. Buying such an item in an open air market or in a foreign country such as China or Mexico, greatly increases your chances of being persuaded into a less than authentic purchase.
LINK
QUOTE(Paula&Minya @ Jan 27 2008, 10:34 AM)
Louis Vuitton is one of the most popular knock-off victims. Their adorable and colorful monogrammed bags start at over $400, and can go on up to the thousands. On the contrary, a faux-Louis runs you under $100.
To determine the validity of your Louis, check out the purse snaps on it. Are they monogrammed as well? This usually is a true test of brand purity. Another red flag is found in the purse straps. Since Vuitton obviously uses authentic leather, the straps begin to darken as they come in constant contact with your hands and the elements. If the handles stay the same, this means the “leather” is usually painted, which gives it away as a fake. The handles are also almost always stitched with yellow thread. Any other color gives it away.
In order to make sure you are purchasing a genuine Louis Vuitton, or any other name brand handbag, purchase it in a location that makes sense, namely the designer’s official store front or website. Buying such an item in an open air market or in a foreign country such as China or Mexico, greatly increases your chances of being persuaded into a less than authentic purchase.
LINK
To determine the validity of your Louis, check out the purse snaps on it. Are they monogrammed as well? This usually is a true test of brand purity. Another red flag is found in the purse straps. Since Vuitton obviously uses authentic leather, the straps begin to darken as they come in constant contact with your hands and the elements. If the handles stay the same, this means the “leather” is usually painted, which gives it away as a fake. The handles are also almost always stitched with yellow thread. Any other color gives it away.
In order to make sure you are purchasing a genuine Louis Vuitton, or any other name brand handbag, purchase it in a location that makes sense, namely the designer’s official store front or website. Buying such an item in an open air market or in a foreign country such as China or Mexico, greatly increases your chances of being persuaded into a less than authentic purchase.
LINK
thank you so much ,atleast now i know all my louis vuiton are original,tnx again
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