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Erm I wish. They quoted yesterday brand new unused large Sac De Jour (£2275 price) £1200 and then £1300 while I wanted to sell for reasonable £1600 (all docs + excellent conditon). Needed to iterate few times, 3rd time they accepted. Think they still try to take the piss out of those more desperate, inexperienced or with fakes.
well i'll partially retract my prior clarification. i submitted a few additional things this weekend and did get haggled more. I think it can be luck of the draw as to who processes your item. I am not finding it necessarily correlates to a specific brand. Maybe decline and then try resubmitting after a short time period?they don't in my casethey have different people for different brands though
that's what I do, but it so drives me crazy
not to mention how much time I have to spend. but sales there are surprisingly well recently! I've sold 8 items in April while usually it's more like 2 - 3 a monthI was coming off the price by £1 lol. After third attempt they accepted my price. I reckon whoever has more patience and also they might be gauging for desperate people.
Well within Chanel they take the piss big style. I got insulting offers for my almost new bags (I mean like a few months old) and then saw minis (not black that are most desired) being placed for £2600-£3000 (while the brand new one from boutique is £2330). Challenged them but they just said oh it's interesting.they don't in my case
I see this coming onto me soon. Well I don't have many things to sell so will probably take my time and place this is an actual boutique for 20% commission if ever.
Yup. I just did wonder how people can squeeze a mini for £3k or reissue for £4.5k. Maybe patience? I sort of don't believe the luck as they all seem to be trained now to push the price down...cause none of our e-mails go father than their customer support, and nobody from those department ever read it
every reissue i see in the secondary markets on other sites is at least 50% off resale. they just don't get the same resale value as regular flaps or boy bags.
This - 100%
They read them sometimes. Awhile ago I was selling my Chanel Lucky Charms 224 reissue flap and for ~$6K, which is totally reasonable, and they counteroffered $2.7K, I came down by $100 and they came up by $100. I sent an email to CS saying it was a very rare bag that sells for the price I listed and I gave them the prices this item had previously sold for on their site (at my asking price). They emailed back and asked for the reference numbers of those listings, which I provided, and later they emailed that they would accept my price. It sold within 2 days of course.cause none of our e-mails go father than their customer support, and nobody from those department ever read it
