How to Authenticate a Louis Vuitton Neverful

by Molly Weis

This guide (manual) will assist you in investigating a Louis Vuitton Neverfull purse for authenticity. Each 8-10 page guide offers purse specific details and pictures to provide a means of comparison, as well as general rule of thumb information about authenticating. Clever counterfeiters have flooded the market with 'super fake' knock-offs making it very difficult to evaluate an item for authenticity. Sadly, there is almost as much misinformation about authenticating as there are fakes. Counterfeiters have gotten clever enough to post articles and video reviews using fakes to muddy the waters for potential shoppers. We make peace of mind affordable and a little peace of mind goes a long way in ensuring that you are making a sound investment when buying a luxury item from the secondary marketplaces. Each of our manuals is created to memorialize comparison points from authentic items. We do not generally go through and tell you what not to look for as we feel that is not a clear and concise way of authenticating since those possibilities are endless. Instead, we tell you what to look for. Note: Our Guides are not endorsed by, or affiliated with, Louis Vuitton. Any Louis Vuitton trademarks pictured are owned by Louis Vuitton.
English: To be clear, this is an informational booklet about a purse, not a purse.
Spanish: Para ser claros, este es un folleto informativo sobre una cartera, no una cartera.
Chinese (Traditional): 明確地說，這是關於錢包而不是錢包的信息手冊。
Míngquè de shuō, zhè shì guānyú qiánbāo ér bùshì qiánbāo de xìnxī shǒucè.
Korean: 분명히, 이것은 지갑이 아니라 지갑에 관한 정보 책자입니다.
bunmyeonghi, igeos-eun jigab-i anila jigab-e gwanhan jeongbo chaegjaibnida.

8 pages, ebook

Published June 19, 2020

About the author

I envy people who can come up with short, sweet, and relevant bios. Actually, I would prefer something short, straightforward, funny, self-deprecating, and self-supporting to say in my bio but it never quite works out that way.

I consider myself to be level headed but I am sure I have delusional moments that allude me.

I have two children who were born at once. The world refers to the phenomena as Twin birth, I refer to it as a dirty trick. My doctor told me that humans weren't meant to have litters and I have to say I agree. Probably my most satisfying accomplishment is that I raised them and myself, and managed to keep us all alive through the process (and relatively normal and prosperous to boot). After struggling through parenthood myself I can see why so many people get it wrong. Personally I think we should have to take a series of tests and get a permit to have a child: you can apply for it while you are getting the permit to fence your yard, or build out your basement.

I attended catholic girl’s school my whole school career.....need I say more. I am college educated, 8 years, but could always do more – I love it.

I currently write and/or read regularly. I first published Authentication Guides for designer purses, then a guide to opening a consignment store, then most recently my first novel (An Eye for an Eye). I also own an upscale consignment boutique. I have worked in the legal field in some capacity for most of my life – yayayaya boring.

I currently live in Atlanta. I was born in Iowa, raised in New Orleans, over-tanned in Florida, and rocked the grunge/granola scene in Seattle. I visit Colorado and California as often as I can as they are some of my favorite places.

Finally, I am as complicated as an uncomplicated person can be, and I want to be your friend until I don’t.

Oh yeah, the dogs thought I should mention that I am an animal lover.