Post your Etsy jewelry finds!

Yep she had a few good, mainly bad reviews. another girl saying how she promised to send out a certain date only to find out she sends weeks later and then the buyer had moved! so she did not get her bracelets either!!!


Did you know this before you bought it or only after? If before I wouldn't have purchased if I were you. You might be able to use that with you CC company to do a charge back. I hope everything works out for you!
 
That also might help you with your case with your CC company if she was shut down by etsy. I would give your CC as much information as possible.

Yes I mentioned everything. I emailed the seller again yesterday. this email is on the invoice. I dont know if she is reading her emails or has shut down? I plan to also send her the email via post to her address in Scotland. Im in Australia so a long long way.
 
Yes I mentioned everything. I emailed the seller again yesterday. this email is on the invoice. I dont know if she is reading her emails or has shut down? I plan to also send her the email via post to her address in Scotland. Im in Australia so a long long way.

I know personally I hate receiving emails instead of conversations in etsy but since she has been shut down idk if she is checking it. She might feel since she was shut down she doesn't have to do anything else with etsy.
 
Fwiw, I've bought jewelry from maybe 20 sellers and never had a problem. Some tips: always read reviews. Safest bets will be those with lots of sales and frequent reviews. Avoid mass-produced or knock-offs, b/c those people aren't making their goods and are like to be a company, rather than an individual taking pride in what they do.
 
It happens a lot, you can not sell mass produced items on etsy

Unfortunately, Etsy just recently opened its doors to commercial retailers who do just that, sell mass produced items. This still doesn't explain the previous poster's assumptions. It's better to be certain about one's statement, rather than circulating conjecture. It might hurt someone's business, and possibly be construed as libel.
 
Unfortunately, Etsy just recently opened its doors to commercial retailers who do just that, sell mass produced items. This still doesn't explain the previous poster's assumptions. It's better to be certain about one's statement, rather than circulating conjecture. It might hurt someone's business, and possibly be construed as libel.

Technically they didn't do that, they are allowing artists to use a manufacturers to produce their designs. Like if you sell prints you can have staples print it for you instead of at home. Mass produced items are a very large problem on etsy and I think this new ability will enhance that problem. Commercial retailers can not sell on etsy, so technically didn't you just state a false statement?

You can read here what you can sell
https://www.etsy.com/help/article/4717, https://www.etsy.com/help/article/4507 & https://www.etsy.com/help/article/4522
 
Technically they didn't do that, they are allowing artists to use a manufacturers to produce their designs. Like if you sell prints you can have staples print it for you instead of at home. Mass produced items are a very large problem on etsy and I think this new ability will enhance that problem. Commercial retailers can not sell on etsy, so technically didn't you just state a false statement?

You can read here what you can sell
https://www.etsy.com/help/article/4717, https://www.etsy.com/help/article/4507 & https://www.etsy.com/help/article/4522

Ummmm No. I did not. Check the dates of your information, then compare the info with this...

http://auctionsitenews.com/etsy-announces-controversial-policy/

And thank you for proving my original point. :okay: