I ordered what were supposed to be vintage Chanel ballet flats for around $120, including shipping. I bought them in a hurry because the deal was so good, and they seriously looked vintage, but after a closer inspection, I noticed that the interlocking CC overlaps in the opposite direction from where it should. I looked up ways to identify authentic Chanel flats, and that was one of the number one things I didn't think to check before hitting purchase. I've received the item, and the overall quality of it is just poor, and these definitely aren't worth the original $800-$900 that Chanel flats retail for. I messaged the buyer before they even came and said I would like a refund when they deliver to me. I requested a return; the buyer has accepted, but they're making me pay for the shipping label. They keep saying I'm entitled to my own opinion about whether these are real or fake, and since they originally had them listed for $145 and accepted my offer for under a hundred dollars, I'm assuming they're aware they are not real. What should I do? The seller is messaging me back, but I want to report the item, but I don't want anything to happen to me. And like I said before, they're making me pay for the shipping label, which I don't really want to do since I'm pretty sure they're fake. Someone please help me!!!!!
