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Bernas, president and CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Chicago & Northern Illinois, said the organisation is investigating The Fox Club after receiving four complaints since Behrens posted the video. — AFP

Candace Behrens was out shopping with her mom on Mother’s Day, doing what she loves to do – support local, small businesses – when a black Coach bag in a women’s vintage store caught her eye.

A collector of Coach purses, she purchased the bag on a whim from The Fox Club, a swimsuit, lingerie, clothing and accessories store in Humboldt Park, before rushing to meet family at her home for a Mother’s Day celebration.

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