My husband was in shopping at the \"Antique Mall of America\" (located on S.Las Vegas Blvd, south of Blue Diamond) on Sunday around 2pm.  He had been in earlier in the week and I saw a reflection of a purse in a picture he sent to me. I had asked him to see what the price was of what appeared to be a Chanel purse.  On Sunday July 7th, he had gone down to purchase the purse for me as a surprise.  When he brought it to me, he explained the sales associate Gina had told him yes when he asked if it was real.  It was locked in a glass case while the rack marked \"Faux Purses\" was left open.  I called the store immediately and explained I would be returning it. When I got to the store around 5pm just hours after the purchase was made they refused to take the purse back.  The supervisor Vincent said all sales are final no exceptions.  Both he and Gina spoke about my husband as if he was the one in the wrong for not knowing it was fake.  I explained that A) my husband builds motorcycles, he has no idea about Luxury brands. B) he took the word of the sales associate Gina when she confirmed it was real.  C) they intentionally give the idea it's real when they keep it separate from the \"faux bags\" and locked in a case. D) the hand written ticket said \"Chanel\". How is an honest customer, who is unaware,  supposed to protect them self.  It is illegal to sell fake designer brands. My husband knows I would never wear a fake especially since I work for a luxury brand that people try to make fakes of.  They were rude and refused to correct their mistake. I have contacted the better business bureau of Las Vegas as well as Chanel.  \nI want his money back and they need to stop selling fakes.