Dear My Poupette,

I have been to your site and enjoyed reading up on how to detect fake LV's. I find your information well worth the time and trouble. However upon coming across your "No Sale" page, I find that you have listed iOffer.com as a blatant advertiser of replicas.

Perhaps you are unaware, but iOffer is a marketplace site, much like eBay, although they are a negotiation site, not an auction site. It is an open venue, like eBay and yes, there are those who offer fake LV's.

However the staff at iOffer has been working with the legal staff of Lous Vuitton and has come up with a way to get the fakes off the board, by allowing the legal owners of any copyright to report offending sellers for infringement, having them removed from the site. iOffer does not just sit back and do nothing. They work with buyers who have been defrauded and do their best to help them. On every listing there is a misuse button and a contact button for buyers to report fraud and dishonesty. We sellers and buyers do our best to help out in these matters.

I feel that you do iOffer a disservice by listing them here. If iOffer is listed here for "no sale" why not list eBay as well? A lot of the fraudulent sellers we get on iOffer come from eBay, some importing their "power seller" feedback.

This is just my opinion, but I hope you will reconsider and remove iOffer from the list. It is not a private selling site, but a public venue just as eBay is.

Sincerely,

Mary R.