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August 16, 2014 1:02 PM Subscribe
How do I buy a cheap fake Rolex outside of New York?
I want to buy a $30 fake Rolex like Dapwell does in this Vice article. When I look around for this stuff on the Internet, I find a lot of overpriced tacky junk, and things that look vaguely like real Rolexes, well, from what I can tell people try to pass those off on ebay as genuine. You could order from China but for way too much. I don't care if it's a real counterfeit or not. It doesn't have to say Rolex on it. I'm in Portland and a thriving trade in counterfeit goods isn't among this city's many fine advantages. Please help. I am desperate.
I want to buy a $30 fake Rolex like Dapwell does in this Vice article. When I look around for this stuff on the Internet, I find a lot of overpriced tacky junk, and things that look vaguely like real Rolexes, well, from what I can tell people try to pass those off on ebay as genuine. You could order from China but for way too much. I don't care if it's a real counterfeit or not. It doesn't have to say Rolex on it. I'm in Portland and a thriving trade in counterfeit goods isn't among this city's many fine advantages. Please help. I am desperate.
Best answer: I see these at thrift stores all the time. The really big goodwill regularly has at least two. The smaller stores seem to have at least one every week.
A lot of times they still have the little peel-off plastic on the back and stuff, even.
posted by emptythought at 1:29 PM on August 16, 2014
A lot of times they still have the little peel-off plastic on the back and stuff, even.
posted by emptythought at 1:29 PM on August 16, 2014
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