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I hadn't see the previous discussion on the scarf but it's a really obvious fake.
@lymo_64 - it's not good enough (nor does the law allow it) to "think" an item is authentic. If you aren't expert, you need to verify authenticity by having experts look at items.
You sold a fake, can't resell it and IMO, to have her return it is a waste of your return shipping money. Just tell her to destroy it and offer profuse apologies with the full refund!
I should clarify.....the scarf you've shown in the pictures is fake. Without seeing YOUR scarf, we can't be sure that it's the same style.
I understand (based on your other thread) why you don't want to post the actual listing, I found a scarf sold on Oct 20, 2018 by a seller is South Carolina for $65. And if that's the listing, your buyer is correct about the scarf pictured in THAT listing.
I understand (based on your other thread) why you don't want to post the actual listing, I found a scarf sold on Oct 20, 2018 by a seller is South Carolina for $65. And if that's the listing, your buyer is correct about the scarf pictured in THAT listing.
