Because I'm trying to understand when people do and do not use a paid authentication service generally?
You assume I have just one bag.
You assume I have just one bag.
Hermes Authentication Services
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This thread is about recommendations for Hermes authentication services. The recommended resources, in particular one business, are those well discussed above. When and for which items one choose to go through authentication is up to the individual.
Beyond this, I doubt that a mass-market resale website per se would be accepted as a definitive authenticator in a legal challenge on authenticity.
Beyond this, I doubt that a mass-market resale website per se would be accepted as a definitive authenticator in a legal challenge on authenticity.
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Why are so many people hostile to someone trying to learn about when people choose to and not to use authentication? It's not like everyone knows this stuff and has experience from buying 20 bags.
Every time someone buys an H preloved bag, they should use a paid, third-party authentication service. It's the only way for legal recourse buying or selling.
If someone pays literally thousands of pounds for a bag, it's well worth it.
Has there been any feedback on any of the Singapore based authenticators, or is everyone recommending Bababebi as the gold standard?
Personally I would ONLY trust Bababebi
people are not hostile to the quest
but when the consensus is clear they might not see the need to spell it out
a lot of this is getting your own angle on, or feel for, something based on assimilating a range of opinions
direct questions don't always seem the best way to get the answers
but when the consensus is clear they might not see the need to spell it out
a lot of this is getting your own angle on, or feel for, something based on assimilating a range of opinions
direct questions don't always seem the best way to get the answers