@phorum_junkie* wrote:
I responded that as far as I knew the item was authentic
Not good enough and could get you into serious trouble! Unless you can prove by way of a receipt from an authorised re-seller or an independant expert that it is genuine you should not list it, selling it or indeed owning it if it is not genuine can have serious consequences
Another rare occassion that PJ and I are in agreement on such a matter.
