When I visit a flea market I am not interested in purchasing the many popular items from today's culture. No, I usually am searching for a treasure, or something unique.
Last year, I visited a flea market and there were a couple of stands that were selling counterfeit handbags. Designers like Prada and Dooney & Burke were being sold at a "bargain" price. It really didn't take a genius to see that they were not authentic, but that wasn't the problem. Flea Markets offer a unique shopping experience. If I want a designer purse, I will go the the mall. This article tells about a couple of other flea markets that counterfeits were found at, [404 Check: was link to http:/ / www. citizen -times. com/ apps/ pbcs. dll/ article?AID=200880727048&theme=BELECHERE, anchor: Prada bag bust at Bele Chere part of counterfeit sweep] .
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