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nova_girl said:
I've deleted all of the listings in my closet (but kept the sold items so people know I was active at one time) because I just got sick of all the stupid questions, low balls, time wasters and people calling me hun. I do still like going there for things like LV/Chanel/Hermes boxes and dust bags but I can't see myself buying anything other than things like that there.
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I can relate, it is quite annoying! I just found you on there and followed you just in case you decide to come back. :D
 
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nova_girl said:
Lol I forgot about doll. That's just as annoying!
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Yes, I so agree with the hun and doll comments! Sometimes when I see that, I just want to run from the seller. I've bought some lower end items, and like nova_girl, Chanel boxes and dust bags. I am very leery though, about buying high end from them, though it looks like there are some legit sellers. I was watching a pair of CL that sold for $200 - I was interested but there was no box or dust bag and the seller said she got them from a friend and had them authenticated at Saks and NM - I once got burned on ebay with a pair of CL's (this was before they started taking things back) and couldn't return because the seller never actually said they were authentic - I'm very careful now with buying CL on the secondary market and only buy if I have the same style that I have purchased retail.
 
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travelluver said:
Yes, I so agree with the hun and doll comments! Sometimes when I see that, I just want to run from the seller. I've bought some lower end items, and like nova_girl, Chanel boxes and dust bags. I am very leery though, about buying high end from them, though it looks like there are some legit sellers. I was watching a pair of CL that sold for $200 - I was interested but there was no box or dust bag and the seller said she got them from a friend and had them authenticated at Saks and NM - I once got burned on ebay with a pair of CL's (this was before they started taking things back) and couldn't return because the seller never actually said they were authentic - I'm very careful now with buying CL on the secondary market and only buy if I have the same style that I have purchased retail.
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Did the seller or eBay tell you that you could not return? You could have absolutely returned the CL if they were not authentic, it's illegal to sell fakes, doesn't matter whether the seller said they are or are not authentic you could have forced a return.

Keep in mind you can always have the shoes authenticated before you purchase them her on the CL forum.
 
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travelluver said:
I once got burned on ebay with a pair of CL's (this was before they started taking things back) and couldn't return because the seller never actually said they were authentic - I'm very careful now with buying CL on the secondary market and only buy if I have the same style that I have purchased retail.
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NANI1972 said:
Did the seller or eBay tell you that you could not return? You could have absolutely returned the CL if they were not authentic, it's illegal to sell fakes, doesn't matter whether the seller said they are or are not authentic you could have forced a return.

Keep in mind you can always have the shoes authenticated before you purchase them her on the CL forum.
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It doesn't matter whether the seller says something is authentic or not. The law requires that any item with a brand name or logo be authentic. Even if the seller admits an item is fake (or inspired, knockoff, faux, replica or any other synonym or euphemism for counterfeit), it's still not legal to sell it.
 
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Sold a purse last week on Posh-
women got it yesterday saying it was "the wrong size" - I gave measurements from the beginning so I don't know why she feels it was misrepresented. Posh denied her request and I got my money an hour after she filed the claim. (YAY!)

Now, she rated me one star saying in the feedback it was dragged in the mud, it was dirty and unusable and what not- why didn't she say this before? :rolleyes:

Now i've reported her to posh, I hope they remove her feedback as clearly she is abusing the system to try out items to see if she likes them in person.
 
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I mainly use it for boxes and dust bags. I have posted a few things on there. The fees are outrageous and I get the most low balling offers it's ridiculous.

Oh another thing I hate is "Trade?"

I cringe when I see fakes. I've reported a few but they're still there. I'm such a troll. lol
 
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gnourtmat said:
I mainly use it for boxes and dust bags. I have posted a few things on there. The fees are outrageous and I get the most low balling offers it's ridiculous.

Oh another thing I hate is "Trade?"

I cringe when I see fakes. I've reported a few but they're still there. I'm such a troll. lol
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I bought fake CLs on Posh. They were very subtlely described not as replicas but as "mirrors," which is a Posh code word. Luckily I figured this out before they were shipped and asked the seller to cancel the order -- she did rather than have me report her. So it turned out okay. But there are a LOT of fakes, I don't think it's really an enforced policy.

Posh is just not a professional place for shopping like eBay. There's a lot more chattiness and community stuff. Which I'm usually okay with, but when it's like teenagers admiring Zara and quibbling over $5, there's a lot of crap to wade through for any actual shopping!
 
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