best place to buy pre-loved??

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I bought a wallet last year on fashionphile and honestly when i received it I wasn't happy. It had a very strong oder of perfume and mint. I aired it out but to no avail. It sits in my closet a year later with the same smell. I wanted to get a speedy 30 pre loved. Where are the best sites for pre loved and what is your experience? Im willing to try fashionphile again.
 
I bought a wallet last year on fashionphile and honestly when i received it I wasn't happy. It had a very strong oder of perfume and mint. I aired it out but to no avail. It sits in my closet a year later with the same smell. I wanted to get a speedy 30 pre loved. Where are the best sites for pre loved and what is your experience? Im willing to try fashionphile again.
If you are a savvy buyer, you can pick up great items on eBay. But obviously you need to weed out all the fakes.

I have bought two pieces from Yoogi's Closet and one from Fashionphile. Both companies offered a great experience. I can say that the items were in better condition than I expected.
 
I love Fashionphile - I sometimes order through them if the item is in new or excellent condition rather than LV. Why? Because returns are effortless and I have 30 days. Yoogi's is ok, but I think they over price items given their condition or availability on other resell sites. Also, sometimes when you read the description or look at the pictures of a "Like New" item they are not in what I would consider "Like New" condition. I ordered from Ann's Fabulous Finds once, and had a good experience, but it was just one experience and their prices are on the high-end for preloved IMO. There are also a number of good Japanese resellers...
 
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I agree hard to tell on eBay. The imposters even can show receipts. I never buy anything not returnable. What do you all think about Poshmark! Or I heard on another post a LV facebook group?
 
Yoogi's is ok, but I think they over price items given their condition or availability on other resell sites. Also, sometimes when you read the description or look at the pictures of a "Like New" item they are not in what I would consider "Like New" condition.

I bought a Mansur Gavriel bag from Yoogi's that was listed as "like new" condition but the description said otherwise. The price was great on that one though so I was fine with it and the wear was minor. They are honest with their *descriptions* IMO but yeah, maybe ignore the classification.

I imagine there is a lot of motivation to list as many bags as possible as "like new" because so many buyers filter on that.
 
i love fashionphile but i recently started buying from Trendlee. they have a shop on ebay and a huge website. the prices are much better than fashionphile and the descriptions have been accurate for what i bought. they also have sales a lot, which brings down the price. i saw them recommended in another thread and decided to try and have been happy. the shipping is super slow but the products so far have been very nice and authentic.
 
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From another point of view- I sell (honestly, not too much) on Tradesy because for me, it's the easiest. I don't do eBay as I would get too stressed wondering if what I purchased was legit & I wouldn't sell on eBay because I honestly don't want to deal with returns & feedback. My collection is 95% from LV Boutiques, 5% from Fashionphile. I do think you have to be a savvy shopper to deal with expensive designer handbags on eBay. Wherever you purchase from you want to be comfortable dealing with the entire purchase & possible return. I really feel for people when I read the stories on tPF about pre-loved purchases that either go wrong or that just turn into more stress than it's worth. I would like to say, don't discount Tradesy as there are honest sellers on there that are just cleaning out their closet. Best of luck.
 
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