HelloPosting in this thread just for advice on this. I sometimes feel like the most stupid person online for not understanding Reddit but I just don’t get it. There seems to be loads of different replies you have to click on for different discussions on the same thread topic but clicking on one brings up another collection of different replies..
I'm not a technophobe by any means and I'm pretty good on a computer but it just baffles me. I've managed to message some sellers etc so I think I'm doing ok so far thoughPosting in this thread just for advice on this. I sometimes feel like the most stupid person online for not understanding Reddit but I just don’t get it. There seems to be loads of different replies you have to click on for different discussions on the same thread topic but clicking on one brings up another collection of different replies..
Snap!
Look up Old Cobbler
This is the website I found on the repladies Reddit trusted sellers list. There are some lovely Louis reps on there.
it’s not too different from tattle!!!! There’s just 10x the amount of information on there so very overwhelming if you’re new, you can search for topics (known as subreddits) and follow them like you’d watch a thread on tattle, inside the subreddit will be posts based on that topic so if you’ve followed the subreddit for a TV show for example there will be 100s of posts inside that subreddit discussing the tv show, normally people will ask questions like “what did you think of season 4” or “does anyone agree with (unpopular opinion” etc etc so similar to tattle but instead of there just being one thread about one topic eg. The Molly Mae thread where we all discuss anything and everything about her in the thread, there are loads of things inside one subreddit. So if it was a subreddit about Molly Mae there might be 100s of posts about different topics, asking opinions on her PLT range, discussing her love island season etc, but you can easily search for specific things inside the subreddit if you’re looking for a particular topic. People can like or dislike a comment so the top comment is normally the most popular one and comments aren’t shown in chronological order, meaning if there’s a comment that people don’t agree with it can be downvoted and taken off the post. Once someone’s posted a reply you can then reply to that post (very similar to how you quote someone’s post on tattle) and start a conversation with that person and others can join in, or you can just create a new comment which will be completely separate. Most subreddits will have rules and guidelines you need to follow (just like tattle) based on what you can and can’t post and how to use that particular subreddit, it will probably be pinned at the top of the post. The subreddits and have moderators etc like tattle, there’s so so so many subreddits on there but once you’re in one that you’re interested in it’s pretty easy to navigate!!! Hope this helps a little bit and hasn’t made it more complicatedPosting in this thread just for advice on this. I sometimes feel like the most stupid person online for not understanding Reddit but I just don’t get it. There seems to be loads of different replies you have to click on for different discussions on the same thread topic but clicking on one brings up another collection of different replies..
Sorry should there be a link?
Just added sorry
I've read a lot about people having trouble at customs and having to pay customs fees. Is that a common problem and something I should be worried about?
That is very helpful thank you!
What have you bought from there? Have you had any problems with shipping or quality? Just trying to get a good picture before I order anything.
Have you ordered from here yourself? Any good?
Most of this stuff would never be attainable for me either. I never knew there was such a huge market for fakes (beyond Camden Market and scams) so it's an eye opener! There are so many good reviews I'm thinking I should. But even £160 is a lot to lose to a scammer.Thanks for starting this thread. I am very intrigued by the jewellery fakes and had no idea these kind of things existed!
I never thought I’d consider buying dupes but £30k for a bracelet is never going to be achievable for me.. now to see if I ever dare to order from one of these sellers
Yeah that's the only thing. There is a lot of straight up scams or just really bad quality ones so £160 is definitely a lot to lose! You really do have to be very careful, do your research. I had a look but they were still like £300-400 so I still won't buy any.
