Longing for those Christian Louboutins? Check out IOffer.com!

We at one point or another are guilty of this-we stroll along Michigan Avenue or Oak Street and stare at the windows and hope that one day,we just might afford that Balenciaga bag. Or those Christian Louboutins that we so often see on celebrities in People's magazine. Or,we got those Dolce and Gabbana shades that we are trying to sell off at a decent price. Or maybe we are trying to sell off those Prada shoes.

Thanks to my friend Lena for letting me know about this site-check out www.ioffer.com for some slashing prices of high-end designer duds. Here is where you can also buy,sell,or trade high-end items and get the most for your money. You can actually converse with the sellers and ask them questions regarding the items that they are trying to sell. You can give them a price you are willing to pay and the sellers can decide whether or not they want to go with your offer.

Happy shopping!

Comments

[Laura]

Everything on ioffer is fake, I just wanted to make sure that's clear to GG readers

[Dijana Semovski]

Everything? It looks like a mix.People are also trying to sell off things they already have based on the posts on there that I have read.

[MeganLB]

99% of what was on the site appeared to be fake. Most of the sellers did not seem to have great communication skills in English, and would use only Western Union (easy scam). I'll stick with Ebay :)

[LenV]

The "key" to iOffer.com is to YES, stay away from sellers that only accept Western Union, MOs, and Personal Checks (Paypal is the way to go), and to keep an eye on the sellers feedback. A good majority of items sold on iOffer.com are transfered by sellers from their ebay accounts (via the Mr. Grabber option). You can ask as many questions, and offer (thus the name) a lower price than the listed price. Ebay allows "offers" but lets face it, it's not on every one. iOffer.com is a great website to save money and feed you inner fashionista needs!