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on 30-03-2013 02:21 PM
Howdy guys,
I'm about to start up a new line or products (once stock arrives) and I'm trying to cover all of my bases before I put them up for sale.. the one thing I was wondering last night is... what if someone buys the product and than claims it to be a fake??
I will be selling the type of makeup brand that I know a lot of girls love but I am also aware that there are a lot of fakes going around.. Now I know myself that I will be selling 110% real products but how on earth do I go about proving that to the client without realising my wholesaler?? I know that when push comes to shove I would need to just give all the information to paypal and they would be able to see that my wholesaler is the real deal.. but is there anything I can do before that step?
I only ask this because once I had brought an item from the company and than put it up for sell because I never used it.. but someone tried to claim it was a fake... even though I brought it from the company! and it was such a hassle trying to prove everything
All replies welcome 😃 and thank you!
110% real product??? That says it's a fake right off because 100% is the whole of anything, or at least it was when I went to school 🙂
Being serious now ...
If you are buying your products directly from the manufacturer, or manufacturer approved distributor, you can prove they are the real deal, but if not there's always the chance you're dealing in ringins
If you get caught flogging fakes you're for the high jump right away, and you'll lose everything.