Watchout Fake Montblanc Website ? Maybe?

[Meshal]

So I found this website that sells Montblanc pens with 70% off, either the pens are fake or the whole website is a scam. I just could not believe the prices, MB 149 for $246! anyway, what do you think?

 

http://www.montblancpen.co.uk/montblanc-meisterstuck-pens/montblanc-meisterstuck-fountain-pen.html

 

[Cyrille81]

And most of the pages of the website don't work: error 403, 404 and on lot of them default messages/text of the e-commerce platform so it's not a trust site. And when you see the prices, it can't be real, too nice to be real

[zaddick]

I think it is obvious what this site is and is not.

[RoSpectre]

I think it is obvious what this site is and is not.

 

Unless they sell the tribute to Schrodinger pen, which is both real and fake until you get it examined by a Montblanc boutique at which point it becomes either real or fake. Regardless of the outcome resale value drops immensely as soon as it's appraised, because obviously collectors only want unexamined, dual-state pens. It's the only case where a potentially counterfeit pen is worth more than a verified genuine original.

 

Yep it's 3:30 and I'm bored at work.

[penparadise]

It's not the first time that pictures of Montblanc pens are stolen and copied.

And it will be not the first time that customers who thought to catch a bargain and paid in advance did get nothing.

 

"70% off" is obviously crying FAKE. But guess what happens if the the seller just offered "40% off"... ?!?

[torstar]

Montblanc buyers are very well versed and outnumber sellers dramatically.

 

There are no SUPERBARGAINS out there, you will only be taken for a ride as a noobie purchaser thinking you'll be buying for 10 to 50 cents on the $$$.

Edited April 11, 2017 by torstar

[jmccarty3]

Looks like the link has already been taken down.

[zaddick]

 

Unless they sell the tribute to Schrodinger pen, which is both real and fake until you get it examined by a Montblanc boutique at which point it becomes either real or fake. Regardless of the outcome resale value drops immensely as soon as it's appraised, because obviously collectors only want unexamined, dual-state pens. It's the only case where a potentially counterfeit pen is worth more than a verified genuine original.

 

Yep it's 3:30 and I'm bored at work.

I can never get a clear answer on if they are in stock.