I am reaching out to my PF friends for advice - I bought a Chanel caviar shopper/tote handbag in December. Love the bag and have been using it constantly since received.
No doubt about its authenticity, I paid Sophie at Etinceler and got the ok. This morning I decided to catalog my small collection of bags (4), serial numbers, price paid, year, value, etc. I looked in this bag and could not believe my eyes! My authenticity card number doesn't match the number in the bag! I am heartbroken as I always pride myself in purchasing a bag complete with card and dust bag/box. I cannot believe I did not look at the card as soon as the bag arrived! I contacted the seller but don't hold out too much hope at either getting a response/or the correct card. The card was pictured in the listing but only the back. I was so happy the bag was deemed authentic that I just assumed the front of the card matched the inner bag number. The bag was previously sold and returned and when I questioned the seller (who does have a return policy, albeit 14 days) why it was returned she said the bag did not fit the buyer's frame. I am now wondering if the previous buyer was smart enough to note the error? The listing did say card included and pictured but never said the numbers matched. I am kicking myself for being so foolish. How important is the authenticity card to you? Sorry for the long tome, thanks for any posts!
No doubt about its authenticity, I paid Sophie at Etinceler and got the ok. This morning I decided to catalog my small collection of bags (4), serial numbers, price paid, year, value, etc. I looked in this bag and could not believe my eyes! My authenticity card number doesn't match the number in the bag! I am heartbroken as I always pride myself in purchasing a bag complete with card and dust bag/box. I cannot believe I did not look at the card as soon as the bag arrived! I contacted the seller but don't hold out too much hope at either getting a response/or the correct card. The card was pictured in the listing but only the back. I was so happy the bag was deemed authentic that I just assumed the front of the card matched the inner bag number. The bag was previously sold and returned and when I questioned the seller (who does have a return policy, albeit 14 days) why it was returned she said the bag did not fit the buyer's frame. I am now wondering if the previous buyer was smart enough to note the error? The listing did say card included and pictured but never said the numbers matched. I am kicking myself for being so foolish. How important is the authenticity card to you? Sorry for the long tome, thanks for any posts!