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I'm shocked that somebody willing to spend $700 on a watch wouldn't take the time to see what one is really supposed to look like.
There are HUGE tip-offs that this is not authentic simply with the seller's wording. AUTHENTIC.....alligator wristband. Full logos on the back. Stainless clasp. No mention about the movement. No guarantees of authenticity. Only 9 feedbacks. WAY too many warning signs.
I believe blame is in the lap of buyer and seller.
dave (burned only once......so far)
: The big tip off is that piece of crap, and I'll
: pray to both Allah and The Lord Jesus Christ
: tonight that the seller get testicular
: cancer in both gonads -
: The big tip off, is that the bidders are
: private making sure that no one could warn
: them.
: Howard
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