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siofis80 · ‎12-13-2018

Can anybody help me? I'm wondering if this Gucci wallet is authentic or not

emerald40 · ‎12-13-2018

I am not talking about a cert you can print out on line and fill in yourself.

Yes in many industries there are certain accredited names that ebay will rule in your favor over.

A gia cert for instance has never let me down in proving you are getting exactly as described.

emerald40 · ‎12-13-2018

@sharingtheland wrote:
@emerald40 wrote:
A buyer can claim alot of things but saying a gia eglusa or ASC cert is fake will be very hard to prove.
Just as hard for you to prove to ebay that the paperwork is not fake. Ebay doesn't look at photos or paperwork or videos or whatever.

Hence, ebay almost always takes the buyer's side.

I now use them for a reason. I would not pay around $60 or more if they had not in the past worked in my favor.

step22-51 · ‎12-13-2018

Yes we know about that BUT that does not change the fact that eBay will probably side with the buyer if the buyer decides your paperwork is fake. And by the way gia certs can be faked.

emerald40 · ‎12-13-2018

All I can add is-

Sold a VVS diamond. Buyer said it was fake because it looked too perfect. Since there were no flaws, and diamonds have flaws, it must be a CZ.

Uploaded the GIA report. My diamonds are lazer inscribed with the GIA report no.

I won.

step22-51 · ‎12-13-2018

Obviously, you haven't paid a lot of attention since the fall seller update. Sellers are reporting the buyers always win cases now.

Maybe you need to spend less time arguing your point and more time really reading.

emerald40 · ‎12-13-2018

Arguing my point = stating fact as to how I won a case against me.

pjcdn2005 · ‎12-13-2018

As someone else suggested, please post this on the fashion board as there are people there who may know more about that brand. I'm not familiar with gucci wallets and people here who said it was fake may or may not be that that familiar with them either.

https://community.ebay.com/t5/Fashion/bd-p/fashion

adkhighker · ‎12-13-2018

@emerald40 wrote:
All I can add is-

Sold a VVS diamond. Buyer said it was fake because it looked too perfect. Since there were no flaws, and diamonds have flaws, it must be a CZ.

Uploaded the GIA report. My diamonds are lazer inscribed with the GIA report no.

I won.

GIA certifications are like the bible of all certs as I'm sure you know. If you can't trust GIA, you can't trust anything, so I can understand why you like using them. BTW, your buyer for the VVS diamond must not have known anything about diamonds because it would take two seconds for him or her to have the diamond tested to know that it isn't a CZ. Even a cheap diamond tester would have told them that....or any local jeweler.

emerald40 · ‎12-13-2018

@adkhighker wrote:
@emerald40 wrote:
All I can add is-

Sold a VVS diamond. Buyer said it was fake because it looked too perfect. Since there were no flaws, and diamonds have flaws, it must be a CZ.

Uploaded the GIA report. My diamonds are lazer inscribed with the GIA report no.

I won.
GIA certifications are like the bible of all certs as I'm sure you know. If you can't trust GIA, you can't trust anything, so I can understand why you like using them. BTW, your buyer for the VVS diamond must not have known anything about diamonds because it would take two seconds for him or her to have the diamond tested to know that it isn't a CZ. Even a cheap diamond tester would have told them that....or any local jeweler.

I did wonder if they were trying to pull some type of scam and actually send me back a CZ.

And that is why I now have proof with everything I sell. Worth the extra cost.