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I keep hearing that you gotta purchase 'non leather goods items' to be eligible to eventually get a B/K/C, are shoes considered non leather good items? Or they are leather good items? I've only ever heard that other H bags are the items that do not count towards getting B/K. What about small leather goods like wallets, rodeo charms, passport cover, card cases?

I've also heard that if you purchase too many twillies, it could hurt your chances of getting B/K? O_o? Is there any truth to this?
 
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little.bear said:
I keep hearing that you gotta purchase 'non leather goods items' to be eligible to eventually get a B/K/C, are shoes considered non leather good items? Or they are leather good items? I've only ever heard that other H bags are the items that do not count towards getting B/K. What about small leather goods like wallets, rodeo charms, passport cover, card cases?

Its very rare new customer recieves b/k/c without history. That will reduce reseller buys b/k/c for them to make profit. ( after spending unnecessary items, no point of buying and sell with minimal profit)
Also, they wish to build a regular customer relationship, so you will have a good chance of getting b/k/c if you are regularly visiting the store.

I believe shoes are count as non-leather.
All other items other than rodeo/charm should count to build a history of purchase for b/k/c.

I've also heard that if you purchase too many twillies, it could hurt your chances of getting B/K? O_o? Is there any truth to this?
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Never heard anout this :) Twilly, scarf purchase will help for you to get b/k/c

Good luck!!
 
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little.bear said:
I keep hearing that you gotta purchase 'non leather goods items' to be eligible to eventually get a B/K/C, are shoes considered non leather good items? Or they are leather good items? I've only ever heard that other H bags are the items that do not count towards getting B/K. What about small leather goods like wallets, rodeo charms, passport cover, card cases?

I've also heard that if you purchase too many twillies, it could hurt your chances of getting B/K? O_o? Is there any truth to this?
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I mainly purchase scarves and twillys lol. Small leather goods count too but they never really have what i want i am fussy with colour on slgs. Jewellery is great too if you like that. And shoes are perfect to buy; i love H shoes! I am waiting on the Nude PVC sandals i almost bought from EU website but resisted seeing as we are in winter anyway...
 
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PurseOnFleek said:
I mainly purchase scarves and twillys lol. Small leather goods count too but they never really have what i want i am fussy with colour on slgs. Jewellery is great too if you like that. And shoes are perfect to buy; i love H shoes! I am waiting on the Nude PVC sandals i almost bought from EU website but resisted seeing as we are in winter anyway...
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I read somewhere that wallets didn't count towards it but I don't remember where anymore. But I'd be happy for wallets to be part of building up my profile :)


Ahh you should get the nude pvc now! They are so comfy and awesome!! Also, I thought it's seasonal? Unless they've decided to make that range a permanent collection? I'm planning to get the nude leather ones too when I see a nice one I like.
 
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Does anyone here buy from the USA or U.K. hermes website and use a mail forwarding company to ship to Australia? I've tried in U.K. and it worked once. But recently I'm trying to buy another item, the payment has failed and I'm not sure what the problem is. I also paid with PayPal.

US H com completely doesn't work for me but I checked their FAQ and said they do accept international credit cards as long as you enter the correct billing address. So not sure what I did wrong.

Can anyone who's done it successfully tell me how you've done it? Thanks!!
 
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little.bear said:
Does anyone here buy from the USA or U.K. hermes website and use a mail forwarding company to ship to Australia? I've tried in U.K. and it worked once. But recently I'm trying to buy another item, the payment has failed and I'm not sure what the problem is. I also paid with PayPal.

US H com completely doesn't work for me but I checked their FAQ and said they do accept international credit cards as long as you enter the correct billing address. So not sure what I did wrong.

Can anyone who's done it successfully tell me how you've done it? Thanks!!
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I bought from EU and USA H.com multiple times ! No problem using my Australian credit card to pay for my items .
The only time it failed was because apparently they limit number of item you can purchase from each category ( e.g only 10 scarfs per year and 2 bags per 12 months....) and I am over my limit for that particular category so they cancelled my order . Otherwise I never had any problem , the person receiving the parcel is not even under my name ( I sent to my brother or sisters place)
 
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I bought from EU and USA H.com multiple times ! No problem using my Australian credit card to pay for my items .
The only time it failed was because apparently they limit number of item you can purchase from each category ( e.g only 10 scarfs per year and 2 bags per 12 months....) and I am over my limit for that particular category so they cancelled my order . Otherwise I never had any problem , the person receiving the parcel is not even under my name ( I sent to my brother or sisters place)
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I second this. I always use AU credit card and the addressee isnt even under my name for EU but US is my forwarding address. Havent had an issue. I would say its probably a PayPal thing?
 
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Hmm for UK, I use Paypal and first time was fine but subsequent ones failed.

For US, I just used a normal australia credit card and paid directly and it kept saying to check my billing information and I checked it was correct.

Do you guys put ur Australian address as the billing address? Or just whatever the shipping address is?
 
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