Caporegime
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Ha, my girlfriend found a "Pandora outlet store" I had to break it to her that it was a fake.
is this website real or scam?
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didn't think you'd understand
nice stereotype, but you're wrong, Manchester born and alcohol free
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My mates wife went one better and bought a 'Pandora' ring for £75 and it was awful.
She'd tried countless times to return it but got nowhere.
A couple of weeks later she was trawling Facebook and saw an advert for Oakleys at £19.99 so once again I had to warn her.
I won't lie, I've not lost money but I have been taken in by similar sites but stopped when the address didn't look quite right.
I just put websites into ScamAdviser now.
Wouldn't know. Never seen one. You seem like a lovely chap by the way.
Oh just illiterate then
Sorry I don't follow? Care to explain. Or was that just another attempt to be offensive? Your Irish stereotype failed, so this your next attempt?
Sticking a
at the end of your post doesn't mask what you're trying to say, but have it. I find you quite hilarious, though not in the way you probably think.
Never understand why poor people insist on having things that wealthy people have.
You don't see wealthy people buying fake Primark stuff
Wealthy people have their things, poor people have their things, there is no need to crossover.
You don't need to be wealthy to have genuine Ralph Lauren stuff
You don't need to be wealthy to have genuine Ralph Lauren stuff
Don't even try and understand his view point dude. It's incomprehensible!
You don't need to be wealthy to have genuine Ralph Lauren stuff
This is actually quite an astute point.
Never seen such a touchy bloke before.
I'm actually probably one of the least 'touchy' blokes you're ever likely to meet. In fact I'm a perfectly serene individual.
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You also haven't explained your 'Fake Primark stuff' quote.
Do they sell fakes?
If so why haven't they been visited by Trading Standards?
Soldato
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Is that why you made your post virtually unintelligible?IT'S A TRAP!
Didn't look at the site just read your post, apologies for that. But your post simply said 'a shirt can be racist if it says something about black people on it' and taking it at face value it seemed ridiculous.
Nothing pedantic about it. I was only going off the wording of the post. I hadn't looked at the website in question so had no idea where he was coming from. But thanks for your useful input all the same
Clearer now?
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Fake Primark lol.
Just re-read my post as I can't tell if you've misread my post or if you're actually that dim and need it breaking down.
Soldato
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surely just by reading the url you should realise the site is fake
Only ever had one shirt and a pair of jeans from them. Wasn't really impressed with the quality. Jeans fell apart in about 7 months and cost £160 compared to my current Diesel jeans that cost £120 and haven't even faded 4 years later.
Its all a con at the end of the day name wise but the Diesels were much more comfy than the asda version and I wanted a treat because I was a good boy.
Its all a con at the end of the day name wise but the Diesels were much more comfy than the asda version and I wanted a treat because I was a good boy
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I love the way he identifies himself as being better off then others and seems to dwell on it. I suppose some people just don't have a rich personality...
Anyway, if anybody wants any RLP stuff, I have some to give away. I don't even like polo anyway.