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FAKE Queen Elizabeth II Barbie
Summary: La discusión gira en torno a una Barbie falsa de la Reina Isabel II. Aunque hay múltiples autores involucrados en el intercambio, los detalles del contenido específico no se proporcionan. Sin embargo, por las fechas de publicación, parece haberse llevado a cabo en un periodo prolongado, incluyendo varios años de diferencias entre los mensajes.
Has anyone seen the FAKE Queen Elizabeth II Mattel Barbies for sale, (atrocious) being sold from China. The ebay market is flooded with these fake dolls and there are many of sellers using the Mattel box with Mattel branding to sell the item.
The Queen would have never approved these dolls they look terrible and not to mention the tattoo eyebrow l👀k, which is horrific.
People are being misled due to false advertising and will be entitled to a full refund under Ebay buyer protection policy
nbroertjes
·1 year agoI tried to complain to eBay about these knock offs. My brother brought them to my attention. Call them collectable. Call them Platinum Jubilee doll. But SPECIFY they are NOT Mattel Signature Barbie Platinum Jubilee Queen Elizabeth II. Au contraire. They are being sold as Mattel Signature Barbie Platinum Jubilee Queen Elizabeth II. That's false advertising!!! How does that not violate eBay rules?
sandypebbles
·1 year agoI can't speak for what the eBay bots do
Then again a bot is not going to know a real Barbie from a fake Barbie's you know what
Has you brother considered contacting Mattel and asking them?
ausproducts
·2 years agoI just found one at the op shop and was excited, I knew it was fake because I bought an original when they came out. Paid $9 anyway, because why not have it to compare haha. Anyway, I won't be selling either, but I'm happy to share photos of the fake.
sugar249
·2 years agoSo you are happy to support sellers of fake item.
domino-710
·2 years agoUuuuummmm - if the OP shop was selling for 9 bucks - did they indeed have ' the real thing ' labelled as such.
Beejeebus.
sugar249
·2 years agoPrice doesnt matter, if someone points out to them they have a fake a responsible OP shop will take it off the shelfs. Since when does the price of a fake make it ok to sell it.
*sons_n_daughters*
·2 years agoOh dayam!!! Are you telling me that my genuine Rolex for $10 from the Salvos, I should have alerted them to it? Stuff that, I'm going to get 10 grand for my genuine Rolex!
Actually, thinking about it, I probably got ripped off by the Salvos. I think they are only around $5 in Thailand brand new. Of course, absolutely 100% genuine!!!
domino-710
·2 years agoGreat contradiction. lol
o_tannenbaum
·2 years agoThe boxes are a dead giveaway. The original boxes had on the left front, a graphic of “SIGNATURE BARBIE”.
The fakes are missing that graphic.
On the back of the original box it has “Mattel” and under the Platinum Jubilee moniker, there’s a gray box with the statement : NO MORE THAN 20,000 PIECES WORLDWIDE, and HCB96 IDC: MKK 462.
On the fakes, the gray box is grayed out, no printing at all.
Also, when viewing through the front of the box, her throne with ER is shown over her right shoulder.
The fakes don’t show that pic of her throne.
Fakes come from China, so if the doll is coming from China, be suspect.
Be suspect of any seller who posts NO RETURNS.
Never buy one where the box is not completely shown!
I report these when ever I see them online - you can too.
Just remember that people have been selling counterfeit items on here since the beginning of eBay.
It’s usually Buyer Beware for auctions, but for Direct sales, one would thing the seller would stand behind their products. Fake sellers Don’t.
repentatleisure1952
·4 years agoNo I've not seen them... as I don't search for them.
As you have mentioned Buyers are protected by the MBG so I don't see any issue.
jcam3532
OP4 years agoThe issue is buyers are in good faith purchasing and paying top dollar for what they think is a genuine collectors item as per advertising, only to be disheartened when they receive their item, regardless of the ebay protection policy. It’s disrespectful to the Queen, for whom she actually had to give permission to Mattel to go ahead and manufacture a Queen Elizabeth 70th Anniversary Platinum Jubilee barbie. The Queen actually loved her Mattel Queen barbie👑
michellebartley
·4 years agoI saw the Queen Elizabeth Barbie at Myer, retailed around $70.00. I didn’t know that Her Majesty had one herself mmmmm…….interesting.
jcam3532
OP4 years agoThe Queen give permission to Mattel to manufacture the Queen barbie resembling herself after viewing the final product. Mattel presented and gifted the Queen her own Mattel barbie of herself, to which the Queen was very happy with👑
domino-710
·4 years agoWhat were they thinking - hello a 96th Birthday Gift - silver hair & not a crease to be seen. lol
jcam3532
OP4 years agoLooks more like Camilla
o_tannenbaum
·2 years agoNotice the box doesn’t say MATTEL. on back, nor the gray box with the statement that only 20,000 dolls were made worldwide.