Finally revealed! PURSEONFLEEK on Ebay? Are the rumors true? Purse On Fleek's Hermes drama continues

[@ExperimentalAddict]

"When Hermes runs out of dustbags they know where to find some more" LMFAOOOOO IM DONE 😂😫😂😂😂😫😂

[@Shazdog123]

I’m in UK and we have a delivery company called Hermes. Now, I’ve used them quite a few times without problems, but they do get some bad publicity. When I saw the post about her being done with Hermes who reduced her to tears, all I could think was bloody hell, what did they do with her damn parcel! I felt such a twat when I started to watch her video, but it did give me a good laugh. Worldwide pandemic and people are crying over Hermes bags!! Lmao!

[@rooismum1023]

Sharon, I'm also in the UK and Hermes has never let me down. Your comment gave me a great chuckle. In fact only the other day I got a bag handed to me from one of there employees. So now I'm thinking " do I have a Hermes bag". 🤩

[@BellaAissatou]

LOL I'm so glad I wasn't the only person. I also thought it was the courier Hermes lol

[@PradaDarling_]

@@rooismum1023 You must be one of the lucky few chosen by the Hermes gods! 8/10 times Hermes has always managed to f*ck up my package lol🤣

[@oohmyjooy]

I'm in germany and Hermes is HELL.

[@nicola646]

Hi Sharon! They just lost my parcel last week. LOL

[@garysimcox345]

At first I did feel bad for Mel, but now that I see that eBay store... wow. First, that’s just weird to me. Selling things when you want to clean out your wardrobe is one thing, but selling random samples and holiday cards that were obviously given to her by an SA?! Not to mention the empty packaging from Cartier, LV, etc. that could be later used to sell fakes to unsuspecting buyers. I see why Hermès wants nothing to do with her... it’s just shameful really.

[@anne-marie2972]

How buys empty boxes and ribbons 🤔. Price was horrible. Or dustbags.

[@Master-xg8ke]

Selling Empty packagings like the boxes and dust bags is even a bad thing it’s better than just throwing them in the trash. They have value that some people will pay. I’ve personally bought empty boxes bc I had to throw away the original box that came with my product for space reasons

[@joannat1898]

Actually, I’ve bought empty packaging because I buy regularly from preloved sites/stores and sometimes I want the brand boxes/packaging. It keeps packaging out of the landfill and makes me happy. Buying secondhand is far better for the environment than purchasing new bags anyway. However, I totally agree that selling more personal notes, gifts, etc. is a bit bizarre. (She takes it a bit extreme for sure.)

[@ccella3370]

@@joannat1898 Me too, I buy preloved don’t always get the dustbags and boxes so I’m grateful for eBay sellers like her bc I want a full set!

[@eat.food.not.friends]

I was wondering where a family got so much money from. Especially when you consider that she is still so immature and constantly dreams about a "dreambag". In what job can a young woman who is so immature to talk about “dreambags” earn so much money to be able to afford this luxury? Now I can see a lot! I think she buys stuff there to get her money and then sells it online to recoup the money.

[@luzalva4213]

OMG! So that explains the extremely long and detailed "whishlists" she sent over and over again to the SA. Either she was fishing for products to sell or filling preorders! I totally agree on selling items you do not longer need, want, or even if you are in need of cash, but feeding the resale monster is only driving the brands to mark up their products and make them artificially hard to get.

[@imalison]

omg I never even thought about filling pre orders. can you imagine the pressure and getting yourself into this situation? horrible.

[@shaunaplague]

One thing I found suspicious on her wishlists were requests for multiples of the same twillies…

[@Hannah-um2uz]

@@shaunaplague I agree why do you need so many of the same thing

[@whitneybellows3606]

@@shaunaplague The only time this would make sense is if you want multiple of 2, because you want to cover both birkin handles. I imagine her wishlist was just full of neutral and/or pink twillies because they are "easier to sell"

[@brees3]

@@shaunaplague I interpreted that as just options. She was asking for one of any of the following. I could be wrong though.

[@Fashionably_unemployed]

You made a great point when you asked how can someone claim to love and respect a brand and its heritage when they actively hurt its image by reselling packaging and samples.

[@Missfrankiecat]

I never get this take - how does selling packaging and samples hurt the brand image? I bought quite a few perfume samples during lockdown to try the fragrance before buying - at least two I then bought from the brand. It doesn't harm them at all and is no different to the decant merchants who sell small samples from large bottles for the same purpose (and profit).

[@lienecarter6411]

@@Missfrankiecat she does the decanting too. I think that’s worse. Gross

[@andisaints2894]

@@Missfrankiecat i think when you sell boxes and samples, counterfeiters can get hold of it, thus use it for reference in making a perfect copies. Ribbons, boxes, perfumes, lipstick packaging, all of them, usable for counterfeiting

[@HandbagDiva]

@@Missfrankiecat LV CA’s include samples in purchases as a courtesy & with hopes you’ll love a scent or two & purchase. They are also trying to reduce the counterfeit market, resellers who sell boxes, ribbon, cards etc are giving scammers legit packaging to trick buyers into believing they’re buying authentic…..it’s gross.

[@BeautyIsMyLife]

@@HandbagDiva what if an individual wants designer packaging just for their own personal use or decor? If you legit acquire something you have the right to resell it. I can understand Hermes has a right to choose a customer that will love the bag and keep it instead of catering to a reseller; that I fully get.

[@daggnow9407]

First she hounds the SA for all the hot items and then she immediately resells them. It is ridiculous! Then she has the audacity to complain and whine about not getting the bag!!!! I think when the SA jumps through the hoops for a client and then all the items are purchased only to be sold - it is not cool!

[@HandbagDiva]

And bringing her “ friends “ to the store with her to get items supposedly for them🙄

[@nikkitalks4713]

I agree. Besides nobody has addressed the bullying she put the SA through. The SA probably thought they were friends and then realized Mel was just manipulating her so she could resell so the SA stop putting in all the extra work.

[@daggnow9407]

@@Gotchalaboom "cool" is just an expression

[@Head_History_Diva]

She’s selling samples of foundations. And the cheapest eyeshadow palettes on the market. Hermès is probably offended at being grouped with such tacky stuff. Allegedly. Edited to add: Brands don’t like that people sell boxes and dust bags because these are often purchased by counterfeiters

[@flx2525]

She can sell whatever she wants. It belongs to her.

[@Cocogirl44]

@@flx2525 yes she can. And hermes can choose not to offer her exclusive items that they can offer to more appreciative customers instead

[@nora4981]

@@flx2525 lol, why so offended? I take it you love these tacky stuff? Or sell them?

[@flx2525]

@@nora4981 I'm not offended. Just saying she can sell whatever belongs to her.

[@belindamurone5516]

What’s her ebay seller name.

[@iversongirl]

I always say, " If you talk long enough, eventually you tell on yourself." Mel told A LOT. I personally don't care too deeply about her seller history. I will say the items were weirdly grouped - authentics, dupes, random makeup palettes, and a peculiar heap of Michael Jackson memorabilia/conspiracy books. Grey market tactics involved? Absolutely! But not much can be done since it's legal to do so. However, she shouldn't have complained on the internet when she knows what she was selling wouldn't be well received if the public got wind. I hate the concept of "the journey" and would never do it myself, but if you play the Hermes game and lose, then that's the game you subjected yourself to. She went in knowing the odds and knowing her habits so... it is what it is.

[@shaunaplague]

All the Hermès bags she has bought (most secondhand) & sold PUBLICLY, as far as I’m aware: Rose azalee B25 Rose azalee Constance 24 Rose Jaipur Kelly 25 Gris Mouette Constance 24 Blue Electric Constance 18 Noir Birkin 30 Trench Kelly 28 Ciel Kelly 32 Mini Evelyn Vert Criquet Kelly2Go Barenia roulis Blue pale Picotin (currently for sale) That is a lot. Selling on this level is no longer someone selling bags that do not work for them or colors they don’t love anymore… this is a straight up reseller. She buys bags, uses them for YT and IG content, and then flips them for a profit. She does this with Chanel bags, shoes, and RTW as well.

[@ExperimentalAddict]

Wow. All this over her ebay store?

[@shaunaplague]

@@ExperimentalAddict I'm not sure. I have seen 3 of these bags sold through her ebay store (noir B30, barenia roulis, and blue pale picotin) - the others I am not sure how she sold them, but I wouldn't be surprised if they were sold through her ebay store as well. I have also seen her selling on vestiaire collective and on instagram, so she sells on other platforms too. The only reason I am even aware she bought and sold all of these bags is because she has discussed it openly on her youtube channel and on her instagram.

[@dawnlovescouture2644]

Exactly!!! I commented the same.

[@HandbagDiva]

Exactly, and the reason she got so upset about the Hermes issue is one that’s a big part of her channel & two, the money she can potentially make off of quota bags is pretty hefty.

[@shaunaplague]

@@HandbagDiva Yup. Someone brought up her Hermès video & her eBay store and drop shipping, selling dupes, packaging, etc and she said “maybe you’re just jealous your tears don’t bring you money”. Wowwww….

[@melfitness1735]

I personally believe you can buy and sell the bags if you want to but Hermes has a right to protect their brand and images.

[@vanweezyy]

I don't even care about luxury brands but I got sucked into the tea 😂 great job on this video

[@SuperDacob]

Thank you Jennifer 🥰♥️🌈

[@SueYisoSueet]

I have no problem with resellers/personal shoppers (in fact, thank you to some of you who make it easier for us to obtain certain items). But I also have no problem with the brands marketing and their going after resellers. Both sides are simply doing what is in their best interest. I highly doubt Hermes cares if you sell your used Birkin for whatever reason a couple years ago and you're trying to get a new one. They're going after the specific resellers that specifically come into their store and try to buy with the purpose of reselling. Given Mel's selling history, I wouldn't be surprised if they thought she was a serious reseller.

[@SuperDacob]

What you are saying makes a lot of sense Sue Yi. Thank you.

[@torontogirl3]

voice of reason here

[@libelinhaa2079]

But selling packages and dust bags is helping people who sell fakes, that's just shady. Also she is also selling dupes

[@MoniqueSinha]

I have heard about her infamous eBay account when I was watching her Goodbye Hermes video, back when comment was not turned off yet. And I have always wondered how bad it was. It IS bad, she is selling everything, things that are gifted and are samples. And it seems that she is also a dropshipper selling dupe items from China. I don't get how someone who speaks so highly about Hermes craftsmanship would also use or sell dupes (a polite word for fake) items such as straps , chain, twilly, etc. If you really have a real appreciation for design and craftsmanship, you wouldn't be able to 'appreciate' dupes. Not only stealing designs is stealing intellectual property, those items were not made by people who are paid fairly. Great insight on the matter, Dacob. Thanks for sharing.

[@yantihani]

@@imalison and Sephora itself do free shipping !

[@HandbagDiva]

@@imalison crazy!

[@meghanodonoghue9066]

Severe psychological delusions on This woman's part.

[@BeautyIsMyLife]

@@imalison People buy from eBay for a variety of reasons. Maybe they don't live near a Sephora and they don't want to buy a full size product online and just want to get a bunch of samples. It's not unethical to sell these things on eBay and people have a choice whether or not to buy them. People literally buy used paper grocery bags on eBay! Why? I do not know but if someone wants to buy them, why shouldn't another person sell them?

[@GloriaGlo]

This is such a bad look! I'm sorry but if we are selling boxes and free samples on this scale for THIS much...it's telling me that our financial priority maybe shouldn't be buying bags from Hermes...

[@MoniqueSinha]

well said

[@fionag6689]

Yeah I don’t blame the seller, rather what is wrong with society?

[@ginatse12]

She just uploaded another video she got a warning for selling a Hermes lipstick !!! Shes so cringey I cant.

[@coriolisse]

In one of the lengthy emails she sent to her Hèrmes S.A., Mel mentioned she wanted additional pairs of Oran & Ilana sandals for her friend. I took that to mean that she intended to resell the sandals, and I’m almost certain that’s how the S.A. interpreted it too. I don’t care if Mel’s a seller, but those emails were endlessly elaborate because she felt she needed to cover her tracks, and volunteered way too many details as a result. She ended up sounding desperate/unhinged. Hopefully she’s better at reselling than she is at lying.

[@HandbagDiva]

I interpreted asking for items for her “ friends “ as getting more items to sell under the pretence they were for said friend. I knew nothing about this girl prior to her video but it was clear as day to me. I’m sure her SA caught on as well.

[@ThatGirlJD]

I thought that part was weird, she mentioned this friend more than once. It would have made more sense to try to connect her friend to her SA so she could purchase her own items. An occasional present seems ok but constantly trying to purchase items for your friend isn't normal. If they really were for a friend she definitely was going to get her money back. She speaks openly on her youtube about reselling and purchasing from resellers.

[@mrssweetcaroline04]

Her “Wish List” looked more like a Grocery List. 🙄

[@riggiej6279]

This makes A LOT more sense and gives a better picture of what was really going on.

[@soxnation1000]

How does someone spend $200,000 at Hermes, yet go to the lengths of selling empty boxes, beauty blenders and used baby bottles on ebay? Mind boggling.

[@minnienac3334]

I'm fairly certain she didn't spend $200,000 at Hermes. If I recall correctly in the video, she mentioned in emails she spent somewhere between $10,000 to $25,000 over one or two years.

[@Sana-gq9ow]

@@minnienac3334 lol

[@Sana-gq9ow]

Drop shipping is very profitable

[@kathrynb3618]

@@minnienac3334 100%. That amount of spend that she tried to flex about was barely anything for THAT brand. Like GURRRRL. Wake up…

[@Lastdayone]

She’s a narcissist.

[@dr.shehni8200]

The people that buy empty dust bags usually use them to sell replicas as the real deal and thats why she lost my sympathy, some unlucky person can be scammed and for that she is as bad as the scammer.

[@HandbagDiva]

Exactly 100% As a reseller I can’t stand the counterfeit market but especially the scammers!! They hurt honest sellers who take pride in being honest.

[@keeshatalks7923]

I sold boxes/shopping bags/bags when I first started buying luxury thinking why not? I don’t have room for them and I don’t plan on selling the bags. I had no idea that they were used for this; when I learned that I stopped immediately. I think Mel knows all of those things about the resell market and still participated in it, while claiming to love and respect a brand. It just doesn’t seem sincere to me.

[@nikkitalks4713]

@@keeshatalks7923 exactly!

[@aidak8919]

Omg I never thought of that! How horrible!!

[@theaussiewhinger]

Yeah but selling the dust bags does not equate to actually selling counterfeit products.

[@socobbb]

Jacob, please... This lady talked so much about her purchase history at Hermes , and a lot of the items she bought from the boutique were sold on ebay and other platforms to create a purchase history , she got a lot of her money back. She wanted to outsmart Hermes by creating an "artificial" purchase history to obtain the bags. Plus, she sold a birkin and profit from it. I don't buy her.

[@em84c]

Yea she said how much she spent. But she probably got all of it back by selling the items. And probably even made a profit!

[@socobbb]

@@em84c exactly.

[@BeautyIsMyLife]

@@em84c If making a profit is bad, you have a lot of people and companies to call out for it.

[@avorotcivanin]

@@BeautyIsMyLife you completely missed the point.

[@ryeofoatmeal]

not to be rude but she doesn't looks like someone with a lot of money 🙃 I wonder how she can afford hermes all the time. turns out she's a reseller lol

[@shaunaplague]

Hermes receipts literally say customers are not allowed to purchase items and resell them commercially. So…

[@SuperDacob]

But is that the case in every country? And is it just a recommendation? Because I am not sure how much legal standing something like this can have in court... I am no legal expert so it would be cool to hear the opinion of a lawyer and in general a lawyer that maybe has specialized in international law... if that is even a thing?

[@shaunaplague]

@@SuperDacob Those are very good points. I am not sure. I have family members that are attorneys, and I can say it is absolutely true that the actual law matters more than the policies of a specific boutique. I personally bought an item from a boutique with a “store credit only” return policy, but that actually isn’t legal - where I live the law states that someone can return any item for a full refund to their original form of payment within 3 days of purchase, especially if something is wrong with the item. So with a lawyer’s help, I was able to bypass the boutique’s policy and get a full refund. However, even if what Hermès is saying isn’t actually legal in some or all countries and wouldn’t stand up in court, they still would be justified (in their minds) to blacklist a customer who is caught reselling items, if that is their policy.

[@SuperDacob]

Good point S. They would probably go about it the way you described it.

[@bryan7938]

From the poor corner, Mulberry UK, they make staff sales and they score the internal leather logo. They are sold on the understanding they are not for resale, the scoring is the indicator, however in law the person has done nothing wrong. I’ve just been through this, humiliated by a Mulberry Facebook group rather than assistance, but the seller did accept the return when I contacted them attaching an email I’d received from Mulberry. Mulberry were not that fussed they just confirmed ‘on the understanding’ not for resale. There didn’t appear to be any legal gateway for me to pursue should they have refused a return. That’s the UK and consumer law. For example people reselling cans of coke from a multi box,

[@theresafeeney2756]

I always assumed that when a consumer buys from a merchant they can do whatever they want with the product they purchased. Sometimes people’s tastes change and they no longer want the item so they should be allowed to resell if they choose to do so.

[@HandbagDiva]

I didn’t know who she was but after watching her video it was clear as day to me that she was buying things to sell. Her messages to her CA bordered on desperation, she definitely crossed many boundaries. I’m a reseller & the way she went about it was just wrong. Being as pushy as she was she drew attention to herself & the store responded accordingly.

[@coolcat6341]

She was black mailing the SA emotionally, talki g about how much she spent,,, that was a Big No No

[@ginatse12]

Omg look at her new video !! Its so cringey. She got a warning letter from Hermes she tried to sell a lipstick. She also rats out red book app to Hermes trying to brown nose lol she has a big mouth and talks too much.

[@gogogo26993]

How did you know just by Watching her Video that she is a reseller? I didnt Notice. I think she really wanted that birkin and Keep it

[@arias839]

When I mentioned on KZbin that her emails to her SA, talking about her depression or her feeling down and expecting a bag or her husband and her trying for a baby and expecting a bag, are wrong she said to me “it’s disgusting to be sharing the same air as you”..I mean the woman is deranged and needs help and medication.

[@SuperDacob]

I am sorry you got that reply Aria.

[@shaunaplague]

Wow, that's horrific. I'm so sorry she said that to you. No one deserves to be talked to like that!

[@ameliatan0309]

It's obvious the whole reason she emotionally blackmailed for all those bags is to sell and make good money out of them.

[@NatashaEstrada]

@@ameliatan0309 She does give off a slightly sociopathic vibe. I could be empathetic but she has no insight into her own behavior.

[@omo0910]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@strawberriesncandii]

I think she handled herself wrong. The email where she said she was depressed could’ve freaked out the SA. What if she committed suicide and that email was the last form of communication she had with anyone? That person is just an SA not therapist and I get why they reported her. I agree the manager should’ve been the one to make the initial contact with her instead of blocking her on Instagram. You can’t expect an Hermès Birkin or Kelly for every baby or important life event you have. That isn’t how this works. I spent 3 times what she spent on Hermès in the last year alone. Mind you I’d been spending like this with them for 5 years not begging for a Birkin or Kelly. I was finally offered one this year. I really don’t think she truly is aware how she’s coming off which is another issue. It also sounds to me like she didn’t have a good relationship with her SA. Mel should have just switched. I’m going to give her some grace because she said she recently had a baby so maybe her hormones are out of wack and she’s going through postpartum depression.

[@ginatse12]

Look at her new video ! Shes so awkward and cringey she got another warning because she was selling a Hermes lipstick lol she proceeds to email Hermes about the notice as if it weren't embarrassing enough then she tattles and tries to brown nose Hermes and exposes red book resell app . She's playing the victim again and think's she deserves empathy and support not the billion dollar co she keeps repeating. Cringey

[@farahhana9785]

@@ginatse12 wow Gina u are really everywhere commenting the same thing 😅 chillllll

[@ginatse12]

@@farahhana9785 Me chill. Ok Karen The cringe kills me .

[@farahhana9785]

@@ginatse12 me karen? I’m gladly returning that back to you 😉

[@ginatse12]

@@farahhana9785 Karen Hana .

[@blacknoise]

So, opinion: I don't really care about reselling, even on the large scale, but you do not get to WHINE when the company notices and calls you out for damaging their brand. Your property is your property once purchased, of course, but if your continued access to covetable rarefied merch hinges on you showing loyalty and respect for a brand and that relationship is something you value... common sense says don't do this dumb shit. Especially in public forums.

[@pearlhappyhour]

Exactly👏👏

[@nirvanagal9475]

Totally agree!

[@thejuliasaro]

I have to say, your comment is so well worded and I thoroughly enjoyed it- thank you!!

[@Rx35uquajvjqhq]

Perfectly put!

[@dreaarc1]

Well said🌴

[@suzyq8777]

The truth is somewhere between what Mel said and what Hermes did.

[@mariagabbott]

I don't want to be rude or judgemental but I think they don't want her as a customer due to her look, especially with her upper lip piercing may be judged as bogan (Aussie slang for trailer trash / tacky), her over sharing personality and her emotionally blackmailing actions aren't something Hermès will want to deal with anymore. I think she's burned bridges at Hermès Sydney

[@teasis8307]

I think also the way she dresses like I’ve looked at her Instagram and she def doesn’t dress like someone with money

[@Thebigdogg123]

@@teasis8307 that's such a stupid reason to blacklist someone

[@teasis8307]

@@Thebigdogg123 it is sadly but the larger context is Hermes wants to keep up the image that their clients are the posh elite …. It’s a status symbol. There’s good reason why you don’t see the elite wearing Pandora jewelry, because there’s no status attached to it. It’s all marketing as Dacob pointed out!

[@VC.]

But they still sold her stuff, just not her dream bags…if they really don’t want her as a customer shouldn’t they be upfront about it so that she doesn’t waste her time and money on them?

[@teasis8307]

@@VC. I think Dacob mentioned that staff commissions aren’t high on dream bags but they are on ready to wear etc so human greed = selling her other stuff. Also I cannot help but think telling someone upfront that you don’t want their patronage is kind of uncouth and no brand will likely do that upfront, rather then will subtly just say they cannot give you what you want, but sell you the other stuff that isn’t so intrinsically linked to the brand. Like scarves aren’t the signature for Hermes so it’s safer to sell that

[@RubmaLione]

On one hand, banning someone from shopping at your store because they resell the boxes and dust bags from your products is ridiculous. As he mentioned, Hermes doesn’t have morals, they’re extremely corrupt and actively create a toxic atmosphere that encourages people to engage on a hilarious “journey” to feel “good enough” to be “offered the opportunity” to buy a 15k bag. On the other hand, if you are actually invested in playing that game and you step on their heels by reselling their boxes, holiday cards, and dust bags, you can’t pretend to be shocked or feel betrayed. If this is her store, then she knew exactly what she was risking and did it anyway.

[@onlyme7308]

Hermes is a business. Play the game, don’t play the game, but if you play the game, don’t get consumed by the game because it is after-all is said and done, a game to drive sales and create exclusivity. You’ll never beat the game-master, they can change the rules of engagement regardless of how much anyone shouts ‘that’s unfair.’

[@georgiarobles6687]

Play or get played 😂

[@AnnaMarina01]

Great video, this is definitely an interesting topic! Two things came to my mind…#1, if this is Mel’s profile it appears she could be involved in drop shipping besides just the reselling. There is nothing wrong with that per se, but it’s a bit puzzling why someone who “adores” these luxury brands as she stated would sell imitation items. #2 I’m wondering if actual collectors would buy these ribbons, boxes, etc? But it seems to be a great market for counterfeiters to snap those up to make their listings more trustworthy! I personally have no issues with reselling, but on the flip side we have to accept brands don’t appreciate it. I just personally would never feel comfortable selling samples/free items. If I were to sell a bag, the buyer would get the dust bag, box, and anything else I had saved from that purchase.

[@drouinjohnny9036]

Dust Bag?.? Bad peoples is gonna use them to sell faux bags with the original box and dust bags ...WOW...so bad for us poor scam customers now I understand Hermes.....

[@SuperDacob]

Yes, there is unfortunately a potential for this kind of outcome.

[@kathleenem9207]

Why else would you want all that packaging except to scam an unsuspecting buyer? She is being complicit in the fraud and she’s been around long enough to know that. Of course anyone can buy a bag and eventually resell it- that’s they’re right but her EBay store tells a different story

[@robertn800]

Fakes & Dupes come with brand boxes, dust bags, even receipts, actually why a box unless you have a real, authentic item but threw away the box 📦 Actually Hermès treats customers like shit, so I don’t really care. 🥱

[@shaunaplague]

A viewer of hers brought up her her eBay store, and her drop shipping, selling dupes, packaging, etc in a comment on a YT post she made, and she said “maybe you’re just jealous your tears don’t bring you money”. Wowwww…

[@SuperDacob]

😬🤦🏻

[@nora4981]

She’s so disgusting… this is a mother to three kids?

[@chidenisee]

I don't think companies mind when you resell your goods. However, buying to just resell is trying to undercut the company and from a business perspective, I would be mad as heck.

[@AnnaCN78456]

To sell offered items in France, southern europe its insulating shows lacks of taste and dignity.

[@zaijoong]

These luxury brands esp Hermes and Chanel do not like selling , esp those hard to get items, to resellers. Esp if they are selling it as a business and not a “cleaning my closet “ kind of sale.

[@suppahMAMA]

Hermès do mind it shows of luck of appreciation to there brand . They’re watching costumer who just buying so much stuff from them to get the quota bag but then selling it to make profit .

[@HandbagDiva]

They do care about pre-loved, because every purchase of a pre-loved bag is a sale they lose.

[@HandbagDiva]

@@AnnaCN78456 must be why they advertise in North American groups & sell out of the country.

[@TheFuzzyPetiole]

There is a difference between reselling second hand items and being someone who buys direct from the retailer with the full intention of reselling, never giving the regular customer a chance. It’s scummy.

[@HandbagDiva]

It’s not scummy it’s capitalism. Regardless if you’re a reseller or not you’re still only allowed to purchase a certain amount of items. Some houses like LV will turn a blind eye if your CA has a really good relationship with you. Also as a reseller you have to balance purchases you buy to resell with items you keep for yourself.

[@Sana-gq9ow]

Not really lol

[@007SuperSoldier]

@@HandbagDiva “it’s not scummy it’s capitalism” logic isn’t your thing, is it sweety? lmao.

[@lovebug9386]

💯💯💯 I absolutely can't stand a reseller!! I don't feel bad at all when they get banned from stores and it finally gives others a chance to get what they actually want...

[@alexagallagher710]

😅 That blue broom picotin didn't she rant about how much you love that color and worked so hard to get that bag & ITS FOR SALE NOW🤣

[@frenchrivieralea]

Hi Dacob, great video as always 😊. By selling dustbags and boxes, she also involuntarily participates in the sale of fake pieces, cause why someone will buy an hermes box and dustbag ?

[@rosealcidobeautythebeautystar]

I am not here to judge Mel but in my opinion, she should have not made that video on her issue with Hermes. If I were Hermes, I will do the same thing. Ebay seeling my stuff? No, no, no.

[@rebeccahowe5607]

She comes across like she has money, but some of the cheap rubbish she sells 🤣 Does Mel purchase most of the luxury items she buys to show on her KZbin channel and Instagram, for her KZbin income?! but can’t really afford it to the extent we see to only sell and buy the next piece to do unboxing for views🤔 Just my assumption. 😁

[@mademoiselle1796]

She said she is using half of her daughters room for her bag storage and filming. Sooooo....

[@HelloNF]

You are right, she is chasing cloud. She can’t afford this lifestyle but try too hard. It’s crazy and sad at the same time.

[@meghanodonoghue9066]

It's pretty obvious when people try to purchase class. That woman seems to have some severe psychological issues.

[@gpcheng87]

A lot of SAs will give special/limited edition holiday cards, boxes, bags, ribbons, booklets, and extra dust bags to special customers/customers they like. Of course it would feel like a slap in the face to see those limited items sold (when they can only be given, not bought in the store). Also just needed to point out most of that makeup are samples, which would be free if you went to the counter. 😬

[@eh1126]

Yeah, with how pushy she showed she was on her video, I can only imagine how pushy she must’ve been going to all those department stores to get samples that she could later sell!

[@eggyc6796]

I think purse on fleek is a Karen and an opportunist. She found a way to make money on KZbin and make money by reselling. I’m sure she got a kick out of hauls and appearing like she is wealthy. Isn’t it illegal to buy real bags to study and create counterfeit bags and then sell directly? I don’t know. Nevertheless, it’s shady. People who actually want a bag and experience from buying from boutique are robbed of that opportunity. Anyways!

[@Sana-gq9ow]

Yes lol

[@georgiarobles6687]

You can tell when commenter is american when we call out a Karen 😂

[@michaelaelizabethx]

@@georgiarobles6687 everyone in the world uses the term karen 🙄

[@georgiarobles6687]

@@michaelaelizabethx 🙄 we originated it 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@kerrilee501]

My biggest issue is the dust bag and packaging reselling primarily because it makes it easier to sell fakes.

[@cmTube45]

I buy authenticated preowned mostly vintage bags that do not come with a dustbag. So I purchase dustbags for my authentic bags. I recently purchased a new YSL Roman Stud bag from a major retailer other than Saint Laurent and it didn’t come with a dustbag. I’m now looking for an authentic dustbag from seller.

[@theresafeeney2756]

@@cmTube45same here. Some pre loved items don’t come with dust bag so I buy them.

[@lovewhoyouare13]

“And yesterday the receipts arrived” 😂 I love that lol!

[@jamie-leewagner2388]

I recently purchased a pair of twillies from Mel's eBay store to put on the handles of an older bag that had seen a fair bit of use. I reached out to her in the message to seller comments to encourage her as I feel like the internet has been quite rough on her. She kindly threw in an extra twilly and a hand-written thank you note and it really made my day. She is just a mum doing her best and we can all sit back and judge but we also need to remember that there is a person at the receiving end of all the unkind comments. Thank you Dacob for your amazing content as always. I love your in-depth investigations and discussions! Also your hair is so stunning

[@wadiahal-filfil1598]

U r very kind ❤️

[@suzyq8777]

I had sympathy for her after I watched the video, but now that you're showing this, it's hard to continue to have sympathy. She left all of this out in her video. Tell the whole truth or don't say anything at all.

[@danial852]

I respect Dacob for making this video ! His always honest and keeping it REAL !!!

[@SuperDacob]

Thank you okiamdanial

[@taratomasi5780]

This was an amazing review/update of the situation. Thank you! I’ve been watching Purseonfleek..kinda like watching a car accident...for a while and my sympathy level is below 0. I feel nothing but empathy for the poor SA she was dealing with. Who shares such personal, medical information (cancer!!!) with their SA in an attempt to gain sympathy in an attempt to get a bag??? WTF. The only reason I feel sorry for Mel is I’m sure there’s a diagnosis in there...somewhere. I hope she get the help she needs..cuz she needs it. Her babies deserve a healthy Mom. She needs to re-proritize her life. Who am I to judge? No one really..but she chooses to put the information out there..hard to cry about it when you’ve made it public. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@PriHL]

The diagnosis is narcissism (it's very clear) and there's no treatment for this. No need to feel sorry for them, they'll always gonna be evil and cause harm to others. So your 0 sympathy level for her is just right.

[@Just_saying-]

Love how you talk about these topics and explain all the different side of the story ❤️ cheers to you Dacob 🥂

[@SuperDacob]

Thank you Kat_08

[@dyulidyuli]

Oh my goodness. I checked her IG page and i realized its familiar. Its because she was part of the preloved group in FB i was in and she has been trying to sell her constance pink and roulis for so long 😱

[@FC-tl9kr]

when you said reselling, I thought you mean reselling the actual handbags etc, didn't realise she was re-selling the packaging and dustbags as well, which the big fashion houses do not like because it could potentially be fuelling the fake goods.

[@BananaAna-hw8wi]

I would never even think of selling my lux dust bags…where do people come up with this stuff …so weird 😳…

[@dawnlovescouture2644]

Is no one mentioning that she posed for Instagram in the same Zara dress she is selling NWT on eBay??? That’s shady to me. So she bought the dress to model it and then sell it. It’s the same as buying the bag, making a video, and then returning it. I don’t card if someone resells things, but it’s one thing if it’s something you no longer use vs buying it from the boutique and immediately reselling the item at a huge markup. As for the dupes, again, it’s one thing to buy a dupe for yourself, but another to be a volume seller of said dupes when you are a KZbinr. Just my 2 cents.

[@shaunaplague]

I agree 100% with both of your points. I noticed also that one of her latest pictures on instagram, of a Chanel RTW piece with some pretty buttons, is being resold on her ebay store. I don't think she ever wore that piece, so she bought it just to resell (or it didn't fit her, in which case it's understandable to rehome). However, using it for IG content while you have it listed for sale is super shady and sketchy. I also agree about the difference between buying a dupe for yourself or even selling a dupe, vs being a volume seller of dupes. Big difference.

[@subsivos32003]

Not sure if anyone else noticed but the white fluffy chair and white tile flooring that was behind a lot of the product listing images are the same as what is on her Instagram photos!

[@blacknoise]

*pulls up a chair real freaking quick*

[@blacknoise]

The cat poop story had me rolling holy hell

[@SuperDacob]

We all loved that cat so much! Had a zesty character and always wanted to be with my dad :)

[@chanellover9256]

Oh man. Things are getting juicy

[@iamelizarosalind]

The hypocrisy of it all … she sells allllll these items on her eBay , clearly not the kinda client Hermes would trust. However I do understand we should all be able to sell things we no longer need… it just depends on the manner in which we go about it. She should not cry on a video about it when she does these things… but maybe she just created a big drama for us to give her such attention…? The plot thickens … loved this video Dacob… the saga continues ❤️❤️❤️

[@SuperDacob]

Thank you Liza Rose! Oh yes, the plot thickens further for sure ;)

[@iamelizarosalind]

@@SuperDacob I hope there is more to come… love when you do these types of videos!!! Detective Dacob!!! Xxx

[@HandbagDiva]

Ummm it’s pretty clear what she does, spends money on luxury items so that she can have content, then sells the items to recoup her money. I think she honestly felt entitled to be treated like a genuine customer who buys items for their own use. She felt panic when they cut her off because Hermes is a large part of who she is online.

[@dave6794]

i think reselling luxury is a topic on its own. when it comes to reselling bags, i personally think thats fine because we all grew out of certain styles and dont wear them anymore and all that, but buying bags just to resell them for a higher price is something i hate. those people should left the stuff in the stores for those who really want the items instead of grab whatever they can and make a huge profit. selling packaging, dustbags and all that is a different story and a huge no go for me. thats the reason why counterfeiting gets better and better-bacause people feel the need to make 20$ from a dustbag. thats not cool at all

[@chidenisee]

I have bought an LV dustbag online for a vintage bag I got from Fashionphile. I agree though you have to be very careful buying from resellers that are not attached to a company with a return policy if it's not legit. I've resold 2 LV bags but both had things fixed on them, like a zipper or something, so I always show that LV fixed them, confirming they are authentic.

[@dave6794]

@@chidenisee yepp, i get that there are also people like you that just need a dustbag for their bag because it comes without one when its bought preloved or so, but those are things that shouldn’tbe sold at all and i totally understand when the brand block people that do sell those items. they have so many damage from all those fakes out there and people that sell their packaging and ribbons and all that help those people improve their replica stuff. as i said, selling a bag is something different, but when it comes to packaging i think its a no go selling that. but of course everybody has a different view on that, mine is definately not the one and only opinion right? ;)

[@VforVanity10]

That's exactly what people have done with the new Playstation. It was sold out within 30 seconds literrally. Also people bought it out from stores only to resell them for 700 instead of 500. It is a common strategy and not only with handbags. Also the whole ebay is flooded with designer freebes, boxes, stars, camelias, ribbons and so on. For some people it's a business on their own.

[@dave6794]

@@VforVanity10 yes very sad. the entire playstation thing definately went out of control too. my boyfriend got very lucky to snatch one for retail months ago. i think this extrem reslling is completly wrong and i would never do that. some people even use bots to snatch up the most pairs of sneakers, consoles etc they can. its disgusting.

[@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult]

@@chidenisee I think the best solution for cases like this is that the store itself should offer these dust bags if you present your authentication card, just like it is with fixing.

[@Giannas1096]

Now I understand why she was so emotional and desperate in her video - THIS IS HER LIVELIHOOD! Reselling everything is how she earns a living. Unfortunately for Hermes this hurts their business, but it’s fortunate for those who want Hermes but who don’t want to go instore and play the “Journey Game”. I guess she’s providing a community service...for a price $$$ 🤑🤔

[@HandbagDiva]

It’s her selling cheap alibaba stuff for me.

[@armando66]

I think that Hermès (Chanel and Dior included in this case) cares about clients selling their bags and dustbags not because of ego nor because they're damaging their image ... It's because of counterfeit... If you have a fake bag (AAA) but you buy a real box, a real dustbag and even a real receipt... You best believe it's going to be Chanel-theRealReal all over again... It's wrong in sooo many levels

[@HandbagDiva]

Bingo! I am a reseller so I don’t hate the game but I don’t like people who have no scruples playing. Selling cheap counterfeit crap along with premiere luxury is just tacky & gross. She has no problem contributing to scammers making their items seem legit.

[@zarasbubble1748]

I really thought at the beginning that maybe a “Chinese” seller stole a couple of pics that so happen to be her Instagram pics as that happens a lot in those type of listings… But then we got to the listings with her name… Can’t save her anymore 🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️ Mel girl.. be smart, your real name?! That’s just stupid knowing how uptight Hermes is about this stuff!!! The cat story… priceless!!!!!

[@cmTube45]

I had the same thought at the beginning. I actually had an experience where I was looking to buy a pre-owned booktote that was sold out in store. The listing was a pic from her IG page. The seller was using her pic to try to sell fakes. After seeing the questionable items along with her personal info. I don’t have a problem with reselling if it’s authentic. Reselling is big business so I don’t blame anyone for tapping into the market.

[@blowfishes]

The retailer will certainly frown upon a customer profiting from the exclusivity of their products. It hurts the brand image if they have a waiting list for certain exclusive items where valued customers are patiently waiting their turn, only to see someone get the item, and then sell it at a profit to someone who may not even be on the original waiting list - but has money to burn.

[@ellekell9317]

I feel to her this was all a business for her, not love of a brand or product. She was so desperate for more bags because she had sunk so much into the process for her ‘spend’. I’d love to know the truth of how this really went down in the store.

[@margaritasmirnova]

I found her and she is selling boxes and card gifting decor.

[@Dandelion_881]

How tacky.

[@alexagallagher710]

The manager tried to talk to Karen (I mean Mel) and things went bad and she didn't listen to the manager / made a scene.?

[@coolcat6341]

Am not sure even the human resources called her at this point,,,

[@Missfrankiecat]

To be fair, she was pretty open in some of the videos about her "Hermes Journey" that she resells her bags - to me it was one of the paradoxes of her complaints that she wasn't being offered her bags of choice, when we have seen her given bags which she then sold within months. I don't see that she's making a profit on those re-sales (the fake items are a different matter). I think it's more about her feeding her KZbin channel by endless purchases she can't afford without re-selling. Frankly, a lot of other KZbinrs, who are plainly gifted items by luxury brands (Dior as an example) also have selling outlets if one pokes around the internet and sell the gifted items. Its all about generating views for the KZbinrs and publicity for the brands.

[@shaunaplague]

She was upset she wasn’t getting Bs or Ks from the boutique. She was still getting other bags like picotins and roulis. The Bs and Ks she sold, except her rose azalee B25 which was a store offer, were purchased secondhand

[@HandbagDiva]

Sorry no! A Kelly bag that sells for $10,000 can resell the next day for $17,000. That’s why the big shooters like Prive Porter sell mainly Hermes.

[@hayaglamazonluxe]

@@shaunaplague You are right but to add the B30 in Etoupe was her final store offer. I think she still has it. In her meltdown video, she said she got it from the final SA who was leaving then a new SA gave it to her. I thought I maybe was a bit tough on her before but in hindsight I believe they blacklisted her around the time she got the Mini Roulis. They sold her that, the Picotin and the MR but not BKCs. They wouldn't even give her a Constance as that's not even a quota bag in the US. I recently found out she's reselling again now but Chanel. Chanel ban clients too. Very disappointed. I've unsubscribed from her for good.

[@invisiblegirl2320]

I love your take on this, and how you look at all perspectives. I agree that Hermes brings resellers upon themselves with the games they they play. I also agree that Hermes wanted to protect their brand when they saw Mel's eBay store and the things she was selling. If I were Hermes or any other brand and saw the sketchy things she was selling, I wouldn't want to be associated that. Also, the fact that they made a video and whined about her treatment from Hermes and pulled the whole "I have absolutely no idea what I did wrong! This came out of nowhere," makes me wonder what else happened for HR to contact her. She said that they said something along the lines of her being a health and safety hazard. You do not get labeled a health and safety hazard just for pestering an SA for your "dream bag," and reselling their items. Correct me if I'm wrong about that. I'm sure something else happened. I wonder if the manager did try to contact her himself about the situation, but then she did or said something that needed to be taken to HR. Though as you pointed out, we have no way of knowing for sure because all we know is what Mel has told us. Those are just my thoughts.

[@shaunaplague]

I think the health and safety hazard aspect might have been because she said she was getting very depressed at not being offered a “dream bag”. That could make Hermès worry they might be liable, if she then hurt herself or did something to herself or someone else…due to depression caused by their brand, sales associate, and store policies. When you mention depression to a sales associate, in WRITING, it could make a brand very nervous and want to protect themselves against any possible liability.

[@invisiblegirl2320]

@@shaunaplague Ahhhh, okay, I see. I didn’t really think about that, but I can see how someone would be labeled a health and safety hazard because of that.

[@lovebug9386]

Considering the way she spoke to some commenters and how she was so pushy about saying she was "so polite", I have a feeling she said some other things in person and over the phone... Maybe even going so far as to say she would off herself if she didn't get her dream bag! Honestly, after seeing how she talks to people, I wouldn't put it past her...

[@mitchthebagboss8698]

she is literally selling the PR items she gets

[@jolenecarney7514]

It looks like her other quota items that she buys, simply get sold brand new on her sight. She is trying to make herself look as though she has tons of fun money to shop regularly at Hermès. It is unfortunate that this market ever created these unforeseen situations..... but it is a reality.

[@seilanemsei]

The question for me is not if I should care about luxury brands the question I care about is YT content creators who use the platform to manipulate and lie to their followers and YT users to serve their own ends.

[@Franciellestephanie]

Yes!

[@sonja4786]

KZbin is a vlogging platform. A person can fabricate stories all they want, and if it gets views, that's the point. One can never expect complete honesty from a stranger. Be skeptical.

[@beeshopspink]

I try not to talk negatively about others on social media but some behaviour should be called out. I have just watched Mel’s second video and more importantly looked at the comments. She doesn’t come across well at all. There are some well meaning supporters there who are trying to help her by pointing things out and she is so abusive! I know it’s hard to take feedback on board but that’s how we learn. One exchange in particular drew my attention. A commenter pointed out that Mel calls out trolls for bullying but is also being very rude herself in her responses to comments. She replies by calling this lady a CU Next Tuesday!!! In short when someone shows you who they really are, believe them. She’s not very nice, there, I said it. I will be discussing this in my next video too x

[@antoa5825]

Another theory: maybe the HR department contacted her to tell her she's banned and she omitted that from her video? A Manager could do this, but if the store wants to wash their hands of this customer maybe better for it to come from a "superior".

[@imalison]

Or a lawyer?

[@chidenisee]

Agree but as someone trained in HR, it should have never come from an internal source. It should have come from someone like a customer service manager or supervisor. Even though it's not like she can sue so it doesn't matter who it came from. They probably will block her altogether after all this.

[@antoa5825]

@@imalison Yes!

[@TheSharna23]

Oh nooo!!! 😳😳 Sweetheart, they don’t want you making money on their dust bags and boxes!! Mel, come on, sis.

[@Giannas1096]

I was half expecting to see her new cream Kelly on eBay, she’s had it a couple of weeks now...it’s time to sell 😛

[@shaunaplague]

I'm wondering when she will be ready to sell all her latest Chanel purchases, tbh....

[@alexagallagher710]

Thank you for reposting this ❤ I did attend the live 3 hours of it lol but was late for the purse flake part.

[@iyanz]

Wow, as soon as you called her out on the cardigan, she removed her Instagram photo from the eBay listing

[@Hannah-um2uz]

Very shady smh

[@Cherrysmith2809]

The grievances, the dishonesty, the badgering of an SA, the haughty attitude, the lack of accountability. When you agree to terms of service, you should abide by them. Then on the other side you have Hermes being Machiavellian lol. Subbed 🌸

[@yhellhole]

It is so much easier to be a personal shopper, you buy for other people and earn money for your service (without getting in the mess of re-selling, if that’s what she’s really doing)

[@Hannah-um2uz]

How do you become a personal shopper

[@andisaints2894]

@@Hannah-um2uz i’m from the Philippines and most designer brands aren’t available here, and if available, the prices are astronomical because of taxes. So usually fellow Filipinos who are at Milan or Paris where designer bags are readily available and cheaper, plus there is a tax exemption in buying designer goods there, so the bags are really cheap, get to shop for you, with additional fees. From there they gain profit. Because of that, they gain SA relationships there, which makes easier for them to spot for sales, stock availability, new and upcoming collections.

[@proud2bnumber1]

I was feeling soooo sorry for her after this crying video... Not anymore! Thanks for sharing this information.

[@NatashaEstrada]

I think you can be a difficult customer or resell your own items but I don't think you can do both. There was no upside in this for Hermes.

[@TheLisbonBlogger]

If she did that in Portugal, she would go straight into jail. Here It is forbidden to sell samples and free dust bags that protect the items. Our law states you can not sell those type of things.

[@patriciaquintela899]

- Very strange to sell so much packaging? Definitely (but please let’s consider that there are people that collect everything and ones garbage can be others treasure). - Will this make every targeted brand angry? Most certainly. - Does this justify not getting further quota bags? Probably. -> But, why not having a direct discussion where this is explained face to face to the customer? (She informed in advance when she was visiting the store). It would have stopped the alleged pressure on the SA. Getting HR to call the customer is not at the level of the House and definitely not the conventional thing to do. This all assuming that the not getting the quota bag is in fact related with the „reselling activities“.

[@lissettjacobson7986]

Damn, that is a straight up WALMART STORE. I Do think her deleting the store was sketchy and maybe a sign of guilt or trying to hide something but at the same time, she should be able to do what she wants with items she purchases with her money. I end up tossing a lot of my packaging because it takes up so much space to store, but selling a free tag/box for $20 or $50? Kinda Cringe, as you would say. I think if she hid how much Hermes she resells(which is her prerogative, but only mentioned the pink Hermes bag which made her feel fat(??) in the original video) I think it is possible she left out details of the phone call situation.

[@lacey892]

Reselling an old bag that you no longer use or love is one thing, but buying extras for your 'friends' and begging for extra freebies just to turn around and sell everything online is another. Why would you expect them to just keep giving you exclusive items (or anything at all) when you're doing the latter? Not only is she reselling though... She's selling packaging, dropshipping, and selling dupes of bags... and I guarantee most if not all of the makeup is fake as well. Tsk tsk.

[@emilia123zz]

Maybe I’m missing a beat but when I have no longer needed the box or bag my luxury item came in….I just throw it away. It would not occur to me to sell it 😂

[@nicciwhatever6364]

Exactly!

[@qr5vy]

I unsubscribed after a long time because she is completely oblivious to her inappropriate behaviour. One would think she would assume at least part of the responsibility, especially regarding the cringe-worthy emails, but no. She wanted people to turn against Hermès, while still expecting to be offered a bag (she didn't rule out working with the store again).

[@QuantumKitty]

Supply and demand due to a false scarcity made by these corporations and marketing. You hit the nail on the head. This is programming the masses to want what they can’t have in turn making resellers. Amazing perspective most other people in this community don’t have. I couldn’t have said it any better myself. These corporations prey on our insecurities on our mental health on our ego. People go into debt and lose a lot to taste the dream these corporations are selling. If I buy something from you it’s not ur business what I do with it! Excellent analysis. You called her out tho but the commentary is awesome!

[@mixedrapunzels9969]

"...weaker characters get sucked in by marketing ploys. Weaker characters become victim to it and become desperate and delusional...and neurotic..."

[@rouquindunord8420]

The lady gets what she deserves. Dacob, wouldn't you start an eBay shop selling some self-respect and common sense? Greatings from Belgium.

[@witchingbrew3]

Your camera quality is crystal clear! omgg Its stunning :)

[@SuperDacob]

Thanks 🙏🏻

[@aminatee2330]

This confirms my theory. She just wants attention.

[@tinachristoxo]

You have such a great way of speaking. Thank you for the video 🙏🏼

[@SuperDacob]

Thank you Christina. ♥️

[@missmaryjanegreen]

I guess this is where her money comes from to buy all those bags...

[@kristinrogers2586]

Thank you for this video. This was the tea I was waiting to be served.

[@lornadune6024]

I think you touched on the underlying problem and also what makes this issue so thought provoking.

[@uneameimmortelle]

Thank you so much dacob , i love your content lots! This is a great reveal. People should stop believing without their own research.

[@bimblaq]

disgraceful. She claims she appreciates the brand blah blah she’s a pro reseller. I can’t believe she even had the nerve to complain. Of course Hermes customers care, she’s taking away chances from customers who want bags for themselves. Not to mention boxes & bags could be used to scam someone

[@mrs_jm]

I’ve been loving your series on Hermes. Very interesting to hear all the different opinions/thoughts on the dreaded “journey” and the Purse on Fleek situation (I hadn’t heard of her before all this drama). Also, the cat story 😂😂😂😂.

[@erinnadia0409]

I was more offended about the replica LV coin purse and multi pochette strap! Selling fakes is illegal even if you're not pretending they're authentic and selling them cheap. I have never sold packaging I actually give it away to friends who want to display the boxes and pretend like they bought luxury stuff 😅😂 I keep the ribbons and wear them in my hair 😂 I would never sell something I got for free, but I do like Mel a lot so I don't look down on her for this, I just don't like the fakes

[@HandbagDiva]

She’s completely inauthentic! Her “ lifestyle “ is a sham. She can’t afford the items she buys which is why they disappear so quickly. She’s not been honest with her viewership.

[@VforVanity10]

It's okay, at least now you know that you could have made money on them ;). Be smarter next time 😘

[@ceciliamariarodrigues4863]

I like your personality a lot. You politely say what you think and to hell with it. Makes me laugh and I love it.

[@mikaNmiyu]

When I watch till 22:26, I check the alleged person on past video and can see same floor tiles and couch as well at the background of eBay post

[@KyraHongWardrobe]

Two things that make me unsubscribe: 1. Only buy/feature luxury items to re-sell for an obnoxious amount of profit 2. When selling, asking for money via friends&family on PayPal or the buyer has to pay for the seller charges. Can you imagine Hermes or Chanel asking us to pay for the debit/credit card transaction charges?!! More importantly, as we learned from the ‘alleged’ story of this video, these KZbinrs are not our friends/family.

[@ElleEasternSuburbsMum]

Omg I find it so frustrating that seller’s ask you to pay the seller fee. It’s a fee for the SELLER to be able to use PayPal invoicing and provides seller protection just as much as buyer protection