Forever Fake, not Forever 21

This other seller happens to be selling the same item which I have on my own blogshop, I spotted her buying from the same supplier but she only posted it up 2 days after mine was posted.

I wrote in my post that this item is 'Forever 21 inspired' with a photo from the F21 website.
When we say INSPIRED, we usually mean 'similar to' the actual item sold in branded outlets.

This seller, used the exact image from F21 site and provided a not so clear image of the actual item, only focusing on the 'similarity'.
And stated on her blog that the item is 'BROUGHT IN OVERSEAS FROM F21 AUSSIE - NOT RESTOCKABLE.'

Bad enough that she's lying about the brand and that it's flown in from Aussie, she even had the nerve to jack u the price to RMXXX.
I counted her profits from the actual purchase price, she's getting approximately 5 times the profits by lying about the brand.

I emailed her about it (plus i mentioned that she knows that I saw her at the same suppliers place that day) saying that what she's doing is unethical and wrong. I said it in a nice way BTWS.

Her reply?

"I bought those items at the suppliers that day is a present for my sis overseas. She sent me the 'original' F21 stocks from Aussie so im selling the ori items not the 'fake' ones like yours. Please dont simply accuse me just cos urs is not ori."

Her reply really made me go WTF.

Why would your sister prefer CHEAP imitation stocks if she can have original F21 stocks from Aussie? And how am i considered 'fake' when Ive stated that they were inspired? Please use your common sense.

Some people really deserve a big SLAP. Slap the seller for me please.