I would surely get rid of the authentic description. Also, selling replica products is a really good money maker, but you have to sell items that really don't make a hell of alot of difference if they are fake or not. For instance, I would never sell COACH or other purse handbags. I wouldnt sell these IPOD knockoffs either because sure they look identical down to the packaging but once you turn it on it's obvious its not a apple product. Now on the other hand, DVD's and Boxsets are wonderful if they are good quality. Who cares if it is a fake as long as the picture quality is identical and the box looks good. Other designer clothing and accessories sell very well but don't go for the typical names like gucci, versace, chanel, louis vuitonn etc. Try stuff like Vivienne Westwood, Ed Hardy, etc. Another item for example would be Fake Mont Blanc pens, I mean how hard is it gonna be to reproduce these overpriced pens and secondly, How many people out there are experts at examining $250 pens. People who buy these things ran out of things to do with their money and could care less and wouldn't know the difference anyhow. Final advice is just stay under the radar.