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#16
I have the same issue, trying to sell my Love to get a bigger size. I bought a size 16 since the SA recommended it was the perfect fit, but I have been regretting it ever since. Anyone from Mexico knowing where can I sell mine? I have the urge to do it as soon as possible to avoid any increase in price that might come up. #desperate
 
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#17
luxebaglover said:
I have the same issue, trying to sell my Love to get a bigger size. I bought a size 16 since the SA recommended it was the perfect fit, but I have been regretting it ever since. We should sell them among ourselves since we all have originals [emoji23]. Anyone from Mexico knowing where can I sell mine? I have the urge to do it as soon as possible to avoid any increase in price that might come up. #desperate
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I visit Mexico often and I cannot imagine where you could sell it, but I assume in the same places where you could sell a high end bag... Or maybe among your friends or family? Here in Europe you have many consignment shops that take watches and jewelery, I never sold jewelery so not sure what price they would pay but is the safest and easiest bet. In my city we have:
www.cresus.fr and https://www.collection-heure.be/en
So otherwise in your next trip to Europe or the USA you could sell it.
Plus all the second hand shops...
 
#18
celine4 said:
I visit Mexico often and I cannot imagine where you could sell it, but I assume in the same places where you could sell a high end bag... Or maybe among your friends or family? Here in Europe you have many consignment shops that take watches and jewelery, I never sold jewelery so not sure what price they would pay but is the safest and easiest bet. In my city we have:
www.cresus.fr and https://www.collection-heure.be/en
So otherwise in your next trip to Europe or the USA you could sell it.
Plus all the second hand shops...
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Thank you! Definitely a close friend or family would be ideal but they think I overpaid for a piece of gold jewelry.
Maybe in my next trip to USA I can find a consignment shop.
 
#19
Maybe you could try contacting some consignment or second hand shops in USA or Europe and if they offer you a good price you could send the bracelet insured with Fedex or DHL... btw I don't think you overpaid :p
Good luck selling your love!
 
#20
I recommend selling it on Fashionphile. I recently purchased a PG JUC in Paris and I tried the sz 15 and immediately thought it was too small...so I ended up buying the 16. Well when I got back home I just couldn't help but think that the 16 was way too big!!! It was driving me crazy!

Fashionphile quoted my sz 16 bracelet in less than a day and I was able to get my money ASAP too. So I was able to get the sz 15 and now I'm so happy!!
 
#21
luxebaglover said:
I have the same issue, trying to sell my Love to get a bigger size. I bought a size 16 since the SA recommended it was the perfect fit, but I have been regretting it ever since. Anyone from Mexico knowing where can I sell mine? I have the urge to do it as soon as possible to avoid any increase in price that might come up. #desperate
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Though I do not live in Mexico, I would recommend Vestiaire Collective as it is an international resell site and the commission is also not that high, in may opinion, compared to others. Another pro is that since it is international, you would not need to go to the US or Europe to sell, I believe. Hope you are able to finally get your perfect love bracelet!
 
#22
I found the online consignment shops for the most part taking far too great of a commission even though they sell for a significant price. But that was last year. I sold mine through a local jeweler who actually has an eBay shop. They offered me a very fair price. I also bought a bracelet one size too small and it was too tight in the summer! I would not sell on eBay. I’ve heard too many scammer stories. They claim it’s a fake or that they didn’t get the package or the item wasn’t in the package or that they never ordered be item in the first place and do a chargeback with their credit card company which I hear is a nightmare!
 
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kate2828 said:
I found the online consignment shops for the most part taking far too great of a commission even though they sell for a significant price. But that was last year. I sold mine through a local jeweler who actually has an eBay shop. They offered me a very fair price. I also bought a bracelet one size too small and it was too tight in the summer! I would not sell on eBay. I’ve heard too many scammer stories. They claim it’s a fake or that they didn’t get the package or the item wasn’t in the package or that they never ordered be item in the first place and do a chargeback with their credit card company which I hear is a nightmare!
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Are you able to share the eBay shop name or contact?
 
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