Juste Un Clou Bracelet (JUC) Discussion

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I found someone in my area who sells
High end jewelry and they would authentic it for me for a fee if I bring it in. I guess I will write to a seller and say that I need a peace of mind and It will be authenticated by someone else and in case it’s not authentic I will return it ( the seller has a return policy 14 days).
If the seller has a return policy then I guess you’re fine. Pay your fee, get it authenticated and that’s it.
 
If the seller has a return policy then I guess you’re fine. Pay your fee, get it authenticated and that’s it.
Ladies, I am trying to pay now for the bracelet but there is no Pay Pal option available. I contacted the seller and she said that the purchase can be made with any credit card of my choice. Is it strange that there is no PayPal option? Is it safe for me to get it this way? Thank you!
 
Ladies, I am trying to pay now for the bracelet but there is no Pay Pal option available. I contacted the seller and she said that the purchase can be made with any credit card of my choice. Is it strange that there is no PayPal option? Is it safe for me to get it this way? Thank you!
I would ask why no Paypal and would definitely not hand out my credit card number to just any stranger like that. Maybe contact eBay and ask them what’s the best to proceed.
 
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Can't agree more! I bought many things from different sellers at ebay, usually they just accept paypal.
I have just contacted the seller and here is her response:
I don’t accept PayPal . Ebay has buyer protection as well and your credit card company protects you no different. If I had PayPal I would use but I don’t use .
If you don’t want to pay i will sell it to the next buyer please let me know thanks.


What should I do? I am so confused :(
 
I have just contacted the seller and here is her response:
I don’t accept PayPal . Ebay has buyer protection as well and your credit card company protects you no different. If I had PayPal I would use but I don’t use .
If you don’t want to pay i will sell it to the next buyer please let me know thanks.


What should I do? I am so confused :(
How's the feedback record of that seller? Any negative feedback?
 
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How's the feedback record of that seller? Any negative feedback? If you don't want to give up that bracelet, do you have pictures of it? Maybe other ladies here can take a look and give you more comments.
She doesn’t have negative feedback. She has 133 reviews 5 stars and I read people were buying other high end items from her like Cartier and Van Cleef... and they left 5 star reviews.
 
Here are few pictures of the bracelet
 

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The font sounds legit to me. My friend is now wearing her JUC. She said the arrangement of the engraving is exactly same as your picture, and the position of the word Cartier at the nail tip is correct too.

If you really don't want to give up the chance, Good Luck!
Thank you sooo much!!! It makes me feel so much better!! I will go ahead and get it:)
 
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Ladies, just received my JUC bracelet. Could you please help me to authenticate if it’s authentic or no. Thank you so much!! Here are some photos.
 

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Not to be an alarmist, but just because the code matches the certificate doesn't mean it's real. I bought one whose code matched the certificate, but when I took it in to Cartier for repair, it turned out that the code belonged to a ceramic love ring, not a JUC. Someone had faked both the certificate and the code on the bracelet.

Can you take it into Cartier for a polish or something? They'll immediately start asking questions about the provenance of the piece if it seems off. I was told that all codes were entered in a database when purchased, so you can even match the stamp of the "originating store" to their records.
 
Not to be an alarmist, but just because the code matches the certificate doesn't mean it's real. I bought one whose code matched the certificate, but when I took it in to Cartier for repair, it turned out that the code belonged to a ceramic love ring, not a JUC. Someone had faked both the certificate and the code on the bracelet.

Can you take it into Cartier for a polish or something? They'll immediately start asking questions about the provenance of the piece if it seems off. I was told that all codes were entered in a database when purchased, so you can even match the stamp of the "originating store" to their records.

Sorry that happened to you Karolinec. That’s terrible!
From the photos, that bracelet doesn’t look like mine and I purchased mine at the Cartier boutique. I won’t point out the “flaws” so as to not help counterfeiters who may peruse this forum.
 
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