Hi everyone,
I have been a silent lurker on TPF for most of the time and just read this entire thread. I wish I was smart enough to investigate earlier and read this thread, before I did my first purchase on Vestiaire Collective. Because you can add me to the extensive list of buyers that had a very bad experience.
I ordered an Isabel Marant top I was looking for for quite some time from 2014. As soon as it appeared on the site of VC, I think I just lost all common sense and purchased the top faster than anyone could have said "Isabel Marant". I feel so stupid now. The item was indicated to be in "very good condition" and quality control also confirmed the item to be in "very good condition". Apart from the fact that it took two weeks for the seller to send the item to VC. I finally received my order after three weeks. But when I received it, it had big holes in the back of the shirt, apart from loose threads all over. I was so disappointed. I know it is made of delicate fabric (like a woven fabric), but I don't think holes are acceptable. I can't believe the seller sold this item and that quality control missed it. Although after reading all the stories, I now understand how they missed it. I am sure they didn't check the item at all.
I am very worried now, hope I can get a full refund, and already sent some emails to VC. Did not receive an answer yet. I already opened a dispute with Paypal (hopefully it will help to put a bit more pressure on my case??) and will escalate it into a claim if I haven't received any desirable outcome from VC by the end of this week.
I wrote a long email to VC to express my complaint. If it would be useful to anyone that is in a similar situation, receiving an item that is fake or damaged, or just not as described, I would be happy to share what I wrote to VC if that would be of any help.
I just can't understand how an organization that seems to have the worst customer service can continue their business in this way, victimizing so many buyers/sellers, without any consequences.
Sorry for my rant. I just hope that sharing my story would be helpful in the same way as the other stories here really helped me.
I have been a silent lurker on TPF for most of the time and just read this entire thread. I wish I was smart enough to investigate earlier and read this thread, before I did my first purchase on Vestiaire Collective. Because you can add me to the extensive list of buyers that had a very bad experience.
I ordered an Isabel Marant top I was looking for for quite some time from 2014. As soon as it appeared on the site of VC, I think I just lost all common sense and purchased the top faster than anyone could have said "Isabel Marant". I feel so stupid now. The item was indicated to be in "very good condition" and quality control also confirmed the item to be in "very good condition". Apart from the fact that it took two weeks for the seller to send the item to VC. I finally received my order after three weeks. But when I received it, it had big holes in the back of the shirt, apart from loose threads all over. I was so disappointed. I know it is made of delicate fabric (like a woven fabric), but I don't think holes are acceptable. I can't believe the seller sold this item and that quality control missed it. Although after reading all the stories, I now understand how they missed it. I am sure they didn't check the item at all.
I am very worried now, hope I can get a full refund, and already sent some emails to VC. Did not receive an answer yet. I already opened a dispute with Paypal (hopefully it will help to put a bit more pressure on my case??) and will escalate it into a claim if I haven't received any desirable outcome from VC by the end of this week.
I wrote a long email to VC to express my complaint. If it would be useful to anyone that is in a similar situation, receiving an item that is fake or damaged, or just not as described, I would be happy to share what I wrote to VC if that would be of any help.
I just can't understand how an organization that seems to have the worst customer service can continue their business in this way, victimizing so many buyers/sellers, without any consequences.
Sorry for my rant. I just hope that sharing my story would be helpful in the same way as the other stories here really helped me.