It’s tough enough to buy stuff online since you are not able to touch that soft Fendi Fabric, smell that Nappa Prada leather or see THE Balenciaga classic design in person, but at least you can get a good look at it with a detailed picture, right?

Wrong. If the place is small, a good sign they are dealing with knockoff items, they do not take their own pictures. their pictures are usually stolen from other websites, and so even when shopping in a category, you will notice not all the pictures are from the same photographer. Some pictures have backgrounds, same bags in different color are taking from totally different angles. In the example below, information is blurred to protect the guilty:

You would never see something like that at eDesignerShop since we have inventory of all the items on our website and we have our own in house photographers for all the pictures on the website. All the pictures always will be in the same angle so you can compare the different Prada bags, or Fendi wallets or Balenciaga items.

Another big red flag is in looking at the detailed page of an item. If you notice, when you click on the thumbnail of a picture, you should be able to see a larger picture, right? Don’t be so sure. If the site is again small, with no inventory and have to steal pictures, you may find that you click on the picture, and it opens up a picture the same size as the original! Even worse, it may open no pictures at all, as in the example below. Again, names blurred out to protect the guilty:

At eDesignerShop, you know the picture you are seeing are of the exact item we have in the warehouse because the pictures are taken inhouse. You know if you try to enlarge a picture, you will be able to do so. You also know that our items are authentic and backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee. Don’t be fooled by cheap imitations!

See our satisfaction guarantee here: http://www.edesignershop.net/store/pg/302-Authenticity.aspx

Shop for our selection of Prada items here: http://www.edesignershop.net/Prada_Handbags_Wallets_Keychains_s/12.htm