Since this is a new drop, you can be sure that all By the Pool Neo Noés are like that. And by the time you sell it, second-hand buyers will be used to not having a physical code.
They wouldn't need your receipt. I imagine the code is noted in your purchase profile and while you can't tell who bought what from scanning the chip I'm sure scanning the chip will allow them to pull up the code then crosscheck it in the client system.
But one could still pay for a repair or not? I had a Suhali bag I purchased second hand and wanted to replace the front pieces, which I did and paid for it. Do you think that would change?
Just received my Neonoe. No date code. I freaked and contacted LV concierge service and was told about the switch to microchips on 3/1/21. I'm kind of bummed about the code but happy to know it's now normal not to have one. And I LOVE my bag!❤I had heard this too....So long counterfeiters !! It will be much easier to I.D. authentic items after this new measure, but of course, with the use of newer technology, comes more cost, so I won't be surprised if future prices reach stratosphere levels.
I actually purchased a neonoe a couple weeks ago and when he scanned it, it said where it was manufactured and the exact date. In my case it was USA 3/10/21. I had him scan it so I could write the information down for my own record.
RFID tags made for wearables are super tiny. They are already millimeter-by-millimeter in size while having a thickness of the thinnest films. So I guess that they cannot be felt under the leather/fabric. Don't imagine a literal big chip on a motherboard, they are more like a speck of dust really. And since the phone can "feel" them from a short distance, they won't reveal their exact location. Maybe just that is it in the right side of a bag, or somewhere in the pocket, something like that.
