Er, in a word no. In a few words, a receipt proves absolutely nothing without plenty of other authenticating pictures/information. It can be useful for corroboration i.e if a bag is released in S/S 2008 but the receipt is from 2006 - well clearly the seller isn't particularly clever, but you get the idea...
Receipts can be easily bought or faked. Try googling it to see how easy they are to find. Or think about this - how easy is it to buy a genuine bag and use the receipt to peddle off a fake of the same style/colour.
So, not necessarily bad things - but they certainly do not prove authenticity on their own...
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