I love the way he sold the last bag without even mentioning it was a Tommy and Kate. Peter - that is disgraceful!
here we go again, handbag heaven
this is NOT a Chloe/Mulberry/McQueen/McCartney/Westwood
I can't see the point, we all know they're not from the aforementioned designers so why mention them?
is it because we're all perceived as stupid and will think that if we're told it's NOT a Chloe etc. we'll associate it with that designer somehow?
I mean, are we likely to buy it and tell everyone it's not a..............(fill in the blank) I don't think so!
here we go again, handbag heaven
this is NOT a Chloe/Mulberry/McQueen/McCartney/Westwood
I can't see the point, we all know they're not from the aforementioned designers so why mention them?
is it because we're all perceived as stupid and will think that if we're told it's NOT a Chloe etc. we'll associate it with that designer somehow?
I mean, are we likely to buy it and tell everyone it's not a..............(fill in the blank) I don't think so!
I don't know who's thought this one up but I can't get my head round the reasoning for it.
If they're selling their usual CZ rings etc. they don't say it's NOT a diamond, they say it sparkles like a diamond and looks like a diamond.
I suppose they can't say the bag is like a Chloe/Mulberry but they want to put a designer name in somewhere, so they say it's NOT Chloe/Mulberry. We all know what NOT means, so what's the bliddy point of it :confused2:
It's no doubt to plant a seed in the minds of what I would politely describe as less sophisticated shoppers.
And it's vile, and needs to stop.
And I suppose if you were just flicking channels and happened to hear the designer names but didn't hear the 'NOT'
Crafty
It's no doubt to plant a seed in the minds of what I would politely describe as less sophisticated shoppers.
And it's vile, and needs to stop.
reverse psychology.
reverse psychology.