TIPS TO CONSIDER WHEN BUYING LOUIS VUITTON HANDBAGS FROM AUCTIONS Written by Costas Pitas
1) Only e-luxury is authorized to sell brand new Louis Vuitton. It is owned and operated by Louis Vuitton and their associates. Their prices are as much as you would find them on ebay or other websites anyway, So why not just buying for them, if you want to make sure you are buying authentic. Usually items offered on ebay will sell at a premium. And if pictures do not belong to person that owns handbag, you never know what you are buying. 2) Most auctions around internet offer fake Louis Vuitton handbags. Be advised again, LV does not wholesale it’s merchandise and not too many people would have brand new and authentic Louis Vuitton. 3) Please note that many fakes are sold during weekend at “special discounts”, because LV lawyers do not work full time during weekends, so they can sell their merchandise undisrupted. 4) You might consider not purchasing from a non smoke-free home. Did you know that smoke enters fabric and often leather parts of LV bags and it is not easy to get rid off. In long run, it decreases quality of your Louis Vuitton. 5) Sellers with high feedback do not always sell authentic merchandise. Don’t get me wrong, if a seller has high feedback, good for him/her. She/he at least finds a way to keep clients happy even by selling fakes. But make sure you ask questions before bidding. Make sure you can get a money back guarantee if bag is found to be a fake. 6) If a deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Check out prices of similar handbags in same category. Check out same handbag at eluxury.com. Too good to be true? It probably is. 7) What you see is not always what you get. The seller might have a picture of an authentic Louis Vuitton. When auction ends though, he/she sends you fake. And story goes on. So, be careful. Even if picture reflects an authentic LV, you might still get a fake. Not all scammers get caught by eBay police or LV lawyers.
| | Getting The Most From Your CandlesWritten by Sharon Jacobsen
Get The Most From Your Candles by Sharon JacobsenI love burning candles and have them all around house. Long ones, short ones, fat ones, thin ones, in a plethora of colours. I burn them in evening when I'm relaxing; I burn them at mealtimes; and I burn them in bathroom when I'm pampering myself. Any excuse to light a candle really. But candles don't always fit holder, and sometimes they burn down too far and wax gets stuck! It's at times like this that candles aren't quite as much fun! Here are some candle burning tips I've picked up through years: 1.Cold candles will burn more slowly. Wrap them in foil or cling-film to prevent wicks from absorbing moisture then pop them in fridge for an hour. 2.When burning pillar candles, let them burn long enough each time to create a pool of wax that almost covers diameter of candle. This will ensure that candle burns evenly each time you light it. If it doesn't create a large enough pool you'll end up with a tunnel through candle and eventually it will either melt through one side or you'll simply not be able to get down far enough to light it. And even if you did, it would give off very little light. 3.Never stand a lit candle in a wind draught as they'll create a larger, more irregular flame and your candle will burn unevenly. 4.Never expose candles to sunlight or indoor spotlights. They will fade colour and if left for too long, candles will bend.
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