Posh etiquette

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kryan41 AMEN! Nice

Apr 20Reply

lvmydog What is the etiquette criteria for trying to educate buyers on a listing that the seller is either fibbing or really does think a fake purse is real? She also has sunglasses listed as DG which are clearly D&G "inspired" but when asked if they are authentic she responds yes. But yes they may be DG authentic, she is misleading them by omission. Unless D&G glasses ever make them without the & symbol which I've never seen. But I'm not an expert.

Apr 29Reply

alwaysamanda @lvmydog people can be so deceitful. I understand honest mistakes ya know? But people who knowingly rip people off ruin this for everyone! I am not sure the protocol but I guess you could politely just comment and say are you sure this is authentic because.......fill in the blank ? Or something like, from my understanding authentic have x y and z ... Of course people looking to buy sure would appreciate a heads up before getting ripped off. It's just how you go about letting them know that's that's tricky...just be as polite as possible I guess. My momma always says ya catch more bees with honey. Hope this helps 😬

Apr 30Reply

lvmydog Look her up cleverlychic Likes to evade answering authentic questions too I see and never would post a pic of the purse creed. Told a buyer the glasses were a gift on one listing, but had 3 pairs for sale. Just feels like its all bull and a bunch of fakes. If you search on posh for D&G sunglasses you can see other fake pairs with the exact same tags but those people tell buyers they are inspired and not authentic. At least she's not selling them for $100, so I guess the buyers should do a little research if they want the real thing.

May 01Reply

kaleenaburgess I come across the same thing A lot! Girls will advertise a dress as "Free People" to attract attention yet the dress is from Kohl's and well under the price they've put. Or they put American Eagle Outfitters on shoes that are some cheap "American eagle" named brand from Payless. I feel like their should be a way to report listings like statuses on FB with categories.

Jun 26Reply

alwaysamanda @kaleenaburgess I have seen that a lot lately too. It drives me crazy. People who are looking at specific brands are looking for that brand not the knock off lol.

Jun 27Reply