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Genuine Montblanc Bargain ... Do You Think?

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well i dont think maybe it is but the pictures dont feels right and the seller is a member since 19-4-2014 and he got this item alone so for me i wont buy it in anyway.

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Judging from the wording in the description, it does NOT seem to be a US seller.

 

Red flags all over the place.

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Well, you know this sort of smells like what I leave in my owners yard.

"History Teaches us that men and nations behave wisely once they have exhausted all other alternatives." Abba Eban

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Looks suspicious to me - I wouldn't risk it! :unsure:

Whatever is true,whatever is noble,whatever is right,whatever is pure,whatever is lovely,whatever is admirable - if anything is excellent or praiseworthy - think about such things.

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Sad to say, but it seems that five of these 'White Mountain' pens(?) have been sold.

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Well, you know this sort of smells like what I leave in my owners yard.

Exactly! :D I couldn't have put it better myself,but then again cats bury it!

 

And as Charles Rice says ... 5 already sold! To wishful dreamers?

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Hmmm, I wonder if the suckers who bought the "pens" will turn around and try to re-sell them.

 

Hot, hot, hot! - up to six sold. What the seller is losing on each sale, he's making it up in volume.

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Hmmm, I wonder if the suckers who bought the "pens" will turn around and try to re-sell them.

 

Hot, hot, hot! - up to six sold. What the seller is losing on each sale, he's making it up in volume.

That looks as if he's sold two since I first spotted it!

Hopefully they won't find there way back on the market. A lot of people knowingly buy fake goods so long as they look OK.But I often wonder who exactly they are trying to kid.

I'm also wondering how many positive feedbacks s/he will get? Will the new shop suddenly disappear?

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If you really have your heart set on buying a fake, you might as well go here:

 

http://www.c2coffer.com/search/chinese-replica-retail-mont-blanc-pens.html

Oh I do ....I do !

What amazes me is how they can be so blatant about it and still get away with it? And they are blatant,unlike the ones that appear on Ebay which are being passed off as genuine.

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Oh I do ....I do !

What amazes me is how they can be so blatant about it and still get away with it? And they are blatant,unlike the ones that appear on Ebay which are being passed off as genuine.

It would not surprise me if the pen you saw on eBay was purchased there first.

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