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My story starts with my first encounter with fake poon bags.​ I remember it like it was yesterday; I was handed the offending consequence of someone’s ill-gotten gains in a parking lot, and my heart sunk.​ It was a beautiful sac de poon, just like the kind my grandmother had always loved.​ It was obvious, though, that something was wrong.​ The material felt strange under my hands, and I knew instinctively it was a cheap knockoff.​

It was a confusing experience; I felt embarrassed and sad.​ I felt sadness for the person who made the fake poon bag, but I also felt embarrassed to be seen with a low quality item like this.​ All I wanted to do was return it, but I was too embarrassed to admit that I had fallen victim to a fake bag.​

Despite the initial shock, I started to feel grateful that the experience gave me an opportunity to learn more about fakes.​ Being wise to the signs of a counterfeit can save you a great deal of money, especially if you are a collector of luxury goods.​ I investigated a bit more and discovered common markers which could help us to differentiate between a genuine bag and a fake.​

It was then that I started to see the silver lining in my experience.​ I used the knowledge I had gained to help my friends detect the fakes more easily; I educated them on the telltale signs so they wouldn’t have to go through the same struggle as I did.​

Little did I know that this would lead to our latest hobby – tracking down fakes.​ We would lurk the markets and flea markets, searching the depths to find the newest models in knock off bags.​ We would compare them to originals and have a ton of fun guessing which one is the fake.​

Soon, my friends were asking me questions about identifying each type of bag, like the satcha duffle or the sac de poon.​ I would bust their chops a bit and explain that fake poon bags didn’t come in the same colors or sizes as the authorial ones, and that the lining was usually too thin.​ We’d get a laugh out of it.​

I was so pleased with the helpfulness I had received from my friends regarding fake poon bags.​ I had come so far in such a short amount of time that I felt an overwhelming sense of accomplishment.​ I had taken my experience and used it to educate others on the warning signs of counterfeit goods, and for that I was very proud.​

Not only had I learned to identify knock offs, but I had also had the pleasure of discovering their intricate details.​ I jumped at the chance to teach even more people how to distinguish between a genuine item and a fake, and felt very satisfied that I could help to prevent others from making the same mistake I had.​

These days, before I buy anything, I make sure I know exactly what I am getting.​ I do not spend money frivolously, and I always make sure to examine the material on the back of the product.​ I advise my friends to do the same before they purchase any articles made of luxurious fabrics; this has enabled us all to save a lot of money in the long run.​