Fake watch busters

Homer

oxocube wrote: »

Can anyone check this to verify if its authentic?

Looks ok to me. Seems like a genuine seller with lots of positive feedback, good quality photos of the watch and all box/paperwork etc. Wouldn’t be too worried

Homer

^^^ just goes to show how good some of the reps are and the quality of the boxes etc.. now I’m off to nuke it

shutup

OmegaGene wrote: »

https://www.adverts.ie/16673717

Are we back to this again. You put em up and yer mate knocks down 10 seconds later. The rest of us get a dead link.
Very annoying

893bet

https://www.adverts.ie/16668512

This chap has a couple! Reported this morning and still there!

(And I couldn’t be arsed saving and posting pictures).

shutup

893bet wrote: »

https://www.adverts.ie/16668512

(And I couldn’t be arsed saving and posting pictures).

Well then who are you writing to? The whole point of posting In this thread is for people to see fake watches. Nobody gets see them so why bother?

893bet

shutup wrote: »

Well then who are you writing to? The whole point of posting In this thread is for people to see fake watches. Nobody gets see them so why bother?

To highlight to the mods to remove really was my intention. I had reported earlier and they were still there. Can’t rereport as the system won’t allow.

Don’t take things so serious. You didn’t miss out on much.

Spocker

893bet wrote: »

https://www.adverts.ie/16668512

This chap has a couple! Reported this morning and still there!

(And I couldn’t be arsed saving and posting pictures).

Was AFK, gone now

Homer

Homer

Just grabbed a couple of phone screenshots before o removed that Tag. A high quality rep with equally high quality box and probably warranty card!

893bet

Spocker wrote: »

Was AFK, gone now

https://www.adverts.ie/16672874

And another from same seller who should know better.

Homer

OmegaGene wrote: »

the new style warranty cards are all on a database now that can be checked online using the code from the card

That’s all well and good if your savvy enough to know that. Unsuspecting buyers could be fooled by the quality and box, warranty card etc

Homer

893bet wrote: »

https://www.adverts.ie/16672874

And another from same seller who should know better.

Gone

CantGetNoSleep

I'm in a Facebook group for some reason where they are selling "super clone grade" watches which claim to even have the same movement as the original, and a two year warranty. Some of them cost up to £1000.

If you had £1000 to spend on a watch then why on earth would you spend it on a fake?

Homer

CantGetNoSleep wrote: »

I'm in a Facebook group for some reason where they are selling "super clone grade" watches which claim to even have the same movement as the original, and a two year warranty. Some of them cost up to £1000.

If you had £1000 to spend on a watch then why on earth would you spend it on a fake?

The McGregor effect

aaakev

What price was on that carrera?

Homer

Yep was €450

893bet

https://www.adverts.ie/16694391

Same chap as a few days ago. He should know the rules given how long he is on adverts.

Spocker

893bet wrote: »

https://www.adverts.ie/16694391

Same chap as a few days ago. He should know the rules given how long he is on adverts.

Gone; some folks think Adverts is their own personal shop front

893bet

Spocker wrote: »

Gone; some folks think Adverts is their own personal shop front

When an advert is removed to they get a notification on the app saying why? Or just an email notification?

893bet

OmegaGene wrote: »

You get an email saying why it’s been removed, happened to me once when a fella selling a fake reported all my stuff, he was very bitter about his fake Rolex being removed

If you only get an email then the seller may not know why it was removed (they could guess though!).

Spocker

FYP

893bet wrote: »

If you only get an email then the seller may not know why it was removed (they could guess though!) doesn't care and just relists anyways.

Persistent folks end up on a watchlist, and I can knock them them down as soon as they are posted (it's two clicks for me); most get fed up eventually and take the hint

893bet

I find the seller suspicious

https://www.adverts.ie/16148156

Prob real. Some better pics in the add below. I am sus as he had no idea of value and took down one add and pumped up the price. Bracelet has seen better days....

https://www.adverts.ie/16148034

Below in his withdrawn adds

https://www.adverts.ie/16148164

893bet

“It’s mint”! Hmmmm!

ANXIOUS

Something fishy going on here, the exact same pictures are up for another watch. Also seems the original accepted an offer of €700 and now this is up for sale for a €1k. Lovely watch.

http://www.adverts.ie/16674100

http://www.adverts.ie/16282786

ANXIOUS

The watch is 100% genuine and lovely. The fake watch buster part is two people appear to be selling the exact same watch.

CantGetNoSleep

OmegaGene wrote: »

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F183530391387

How covered are you with buying a fake on eBay? Would PayPal support you on a claim? I see a lot of brand new Tag's there at good prices, coming from places like Bulgaria or even UK from time to time.

CantGetNoSleep

Thanks - would my local watch repair shop / dealer verify authenticity for me? (would probably be taking it there to get band adjusted anyway)

Horoaddict

http://www.adverts.ie/16706605

Horoaddict

Horoaddict wrote: »

http://www.adverts.ie/16706605

Everything on his account that he's selling is fake, navitimer 'gucci' wallet and shoes

Homer

Horoaddict wrote: »

Everything on his account that he's selling is fake, navitimer 'gucci' wallet and shoes

Not any more