I have made 5 purchases on VC. 3 of them were fine, despite one of them being a bag that was scratched when the listing didn’t say so. I just ignored it thinking I loved the bag too much to care. The remaining 2 purchases were nightmares, with my most recent one still undergoing bank and PayPal disputes. I purchased a wallet after the seller said on the listing that it was excellent condition with normal darkening at corners and no damage. I even left a comment on the page asking the seller to confirm if there are scuffs or damages, to which she said no, it’s got no sign of use. Pictures didn’t show damage either. Then the product arrived after a quick DHL shipping and what?! Peeled leather at the front. Corners scratched, showing the white under layer (this isn’t normal darkening?!) I emailed and did a live chat with Vestiaire on the same day and they promised full refund on both occasions. I even have the email proof that they confirmed full refund. All these happened within 72 hours of their golden period of relisting without commission btw, so one might think the nightmare is sorted. I shipped the product back to their hub the next business day. By then it was beyond 72 hours, catering for an additional 3 days of international shipping. It finally arrived at their hub today. Guess what? They then issued an email saying the product is compliant and now I can either 1) have the product back by requesting it within 24 hours 2) relist with commission fee. I almost wish I made more damages before I returned the product so they have no chance of saying it’s compliant. I emailed them for a proper, formal quality control report. As usual, I got no answer. Their customer service team is also hard to get so 24 hours = ridiculously chasing time zone difference trying to get in touch with their team while making quick decisions to compromise because a big company like that is nothing but money hungry. I’m in Australia. This is not compliant with the Consumer Law. So Aussie customers, beware!