I’ve ordered 3 YSL and 1 Gucci from Farfetch in the last year. They are all authentic. If shipped from the UK it’s usually from Browns Fashions and my 2 items shipped from the US were from The Webster. Both respectable luxury boutiques that sell authentic merchandise.
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They lost my return package and it was a horrific experience. Customer service were lying and never proactively reached out to me despite having made promises like we would contact you in X days. I had to chase them for two months. Finally they issued a refund.
I just got the Chase Sapphire Preferred and I don't have the promo, but my Freedom Unlimited does. But my freedom unlimited has foreign transaction fees which makes the cashback almost not worth it.
Was searching for codes in Google and finally found a code 50AFFSDSS which gives £50 off. It even works on top of their singles day 22% of sale. if it helps any of you. This is not promoted in their website even. There are so many brand restrictions though, please check https://sneakqik.com/offers/farfetch-save-15-off-on-full-price-kidswear
Since the Chanel price rises I've gotten massively into second hand luxury shopping. I'm based in the UK so I looked at Vestiaire, Sellier and Luxury promise. Then I realised Farfetch have a really good second hand selection - but their prices are mad?! Has anyone else noticed this?
FF is just a front of other boutiques and companies (like 1st Dibbs or HEWI). They don't actually set the prices. The actual seller has to factor in a percentage to pay FF for selling it, plus the duties to the UK. Therefore, if you find who is actually selling though a pic search, you can probably buy it cheaper and neg, but you will have to deal with the duties your self.
The other reason why H, Chanel and some other brands are so high from these sellers is, they are listed to get you to click through their other more mundane stuff. Literally, its inclusion is click-bait. So, if you want to buy, it has to be worth their while, because they'll have to find and buy another search-engine-friendly piece.
The other reason why H, Chanel and some other brands are so high from these sellers is, they are listed to get you to click through their other more mundane stuff. Literally, its inclusion is click-bait. So, if you want to buy, it has to be worth their while, because they'll have to find and buy another search-engine-friendly piece.
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It depends on the store/business that works through Farfetch. OP was speaking generally, and generally (and especially H and Chanel) prices are ridiculous and can appear more so if duties and tax are high in a specific area (the total amount is calculated as price).
Check Sophie Shohet on youtube. She often has codes for FARFETCH. Although, I don't know if they work on YSL.