Are There Any Legitimate
Purse Party Companies?
The Fabulous Collection one of several legitimate purse
party companies offers home business opportunities for
women with an “Entrepreneurial Spirit” through the
direct sales of Handbags, Jewelry, and Fashion
Accessories. They’ll show how to start your own full or
part time purse party business without sacrificing your
personal life. This unique approach teaches you how to
be successful working for yourself, with the security of
knowing you’re not alone.
In just a few short years, The Fabulous Collection has
been able to help woman across Canada and the United
States start successful home based businesses with very
little startup capital. For a full description about
this growing industry from the number one legitimate
purse party company found anywhere you can find out more
by visiting them at
www.thefabulouscollection.com
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For those not familiar with the different types of
purses available in the market place here are some
descriptions that will help you. If you want to stay out
of jail you should only deal with legitimate purse party
companies.
A “knock-off” by definition is an item that looks like a
designers bag but it isn’t. It will not have the
designer’s logo or signature on it. Basically, it's a
copy and it's legal in both the United States and Canada
at this point. It’s an imitation of the original more
costly designer product. But it doesn't claim to be the
original. Just to “look like it”. Many legitimate
wholesalers make money imitating the creations of the
designers and manufacturing their product in the style
of the designer’s original. It’s legal if it doesn't
have the logo or name of the designer on it or its label
stating it's a designer item. Their label may say
“compared to…or inspired by.” You find this same thing
in grocery stores that carry their own or generic brand
name at a cheaper price.
There's no infringement as long as they acknowledge
openly in writing or advertisement they're not the
original before they sell it to you.
Note: Most people interchange the terms “knock-off” and
“fakes.” The media often call fakes “knock-offs.” So if
someone claims their product is a “knock-off,” please
ask them to clarify and make sure they have that in
writing.
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A “knock-up”, believe it or not, is a knock-off that's
actually more expensive than the original. It claims to
be of better material, better craftsmanship, etc. But
again, it doesn't claim to be the designed original. You
see this in advertising. One product claims its superior
to another because it lasts longer, smells fresher or
cleans better.
A “fake” is just that, an item trying to imitate the
original at a lower price. Fakes are illegal. A fake
claims to be an original, just at a lower price. It’s
bogus, usually made in a third world country and most
likely poor in quality. But the point is it claims to be
the designer original. It’s counterfeit, just as a fake
currency bill is designed on purpose to look so much
like the real bill that it's passed off as one. Fakes
are lies, and lairs get caught, sooner or later.
The adage, “you get what you pay for,” rings true in the
world of fashion. Be wary of merchants that claim they
have a box load of original Gucci or Louis Vuitton bags
that they “got for a steal”.
Either that's exactly what it is (they stole it) or
they're fakes. No bargain here. Buyer beware, you're
entering illegal territory.
A knock-off labeled as such is legal because there is no
foolery involved because they’re not saying it is the
original.
The bottom line is to only do business with legitimate
purse party companies such as The Fabulous Collection.
If you are looking for more information about what is
illegal and what is not you should read PSSST…Knockoffs
and Fakes Can Land you in Jail, which can be found at
www.pursepartyprofits.com.



