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Fashionphile can reject a bag for whatever reason they see fit, but when
OP accuses them of being fradulent, she should provide the backup to be
fair, but that is entirely up to her at this point.
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**Selling/consigning** with Fashionphile
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+1
Fashionphile can reject a bag for whatever reason they see fit, but when
OP accuses them of being fradulent, she should provide the backup to be
fair, but that is entirely up to her at this point.
I agree that FP should be able to accept/reject whichever items they choose. I have never dealt with them, so am unclear about one thing. If they agree/accept an item and you ship it to them, then they decide they do not want it, why is the seller responsible for the return shipping? I guess I could see it if the item is significantly different from the photos, but if it is simply, as FP told the OP, that it is a potential issue with a future buyer, shouldn't FP pay for the return? The bag is authentic and, seemingly, not misrepresented, so I am just curious.
Actually, I have seen many times (you can see proof on the Chanel subforum) where bags in the boutique are really off in certain areas. Many Chanel members will agree, the quality of Chanel as greatly decreased in the past years, making it much harder to authenticate authentic Chanel and superfakes, given the defects in some authentic Chanel bags. There have been countless threads about misaligned quilted and crooked CC turnlocks- all bags purchased from Chanel boutiques. I have a friend who rejected 5 different jumbo flaps because the caviar was not consistent throughout the bag. So that just tells you that the QC over at Chanel is slipping, although you might have not been aware.
I know you're upset with the situation, but if FP says that there are defects on your bag that makes it hard to sell and they can't accept it, it's a valid reason to reject your bag. If I was a buyer on FP, and saw an authentic Chanel with a crooked CC, I probably wouldn't want it. Why spend thousands of dollar on a purse that looks like it could possibly be a fake?
I've never had to return anything to a Chanel boutique. Would they make an exception to their return policy for the OP if her brand new bag is defective, as FP claims? This is not a slight against the OP, but it is possible a trained authenticator noticed flaws the OP didn't see at the time of purchase.
Where did you hear that FP is not paying for the return? Didn't the email that the OP posted say that FP is overnighting her the bag back? They pay for shipping the bag TO them, I don't see why they would charge for shipping it back in a case like this.
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"To poster that said they cover shipping both ways. No they do not. Not return shipping at least. they first wanted $40 to ship it back. However i demanded that my bag to be returned to me at no charge because its not my fault they changed their mind. When i got my quote they only had one listed and it wasnt on sale."
Ah - I missed that when I skimmed the thread again. No wonder the OP was so POed.
I wanted to know if anyone had any positive experiences selling things on fashionphile?? Just sent off my first 2 bags to them.. Little nervous
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I just started using them and so far so good. They seem to sell things quickly and I love the direct deposit into my account.
I wanted to know if anyone had any positive experiences selling things on fashionphile?? Just sent off my first 2 bags to them.. Little nervous
I sold 3 bags to them within the past month. Item usually gets to them within a week and they deposit money into my bank acct within the next couple of days after that. All have worked out fine for me so far.
Glad to hear you're a happy consignor with FP. Would you mind sharing the amount you received from them? I have a black GST SHW in barely used condition I'm considering letting go and this thread is useful. Thanks!