Crafty Ace
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- Posted: Thu, 18 May 2017 21:37:19 +0000
Kawaii Neko Pocky
Crafty Ace
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I guess my biggest concern and issue is she is older and before certificates and everything so I'm afraid others will assume recast. :/ I'm not her original owner either but she was back from 2011.
Nothing on her says recast though. Blah.
I just want moolah for my con!! Haha
I know how that is. I had to rush sell a doll so I could move once.
As someone that recently bought fairyland, and knowing just how recasted they are everywhere, yeah, even I get skeptical about the "Pre-Cert" models from fairyland. All I can say is that if you can find a screenshot of the receipt, that helps (Even if its from the previous owner) same with some good res and focused pictures of inside of the head at the markings.
Did you know that recently there's been a crop up of people buying recasted limited sculpts and then buying the legit fullsets to help disguise the recast? There's also people that have been selling their doll certs to recasters so that THOSE could get copies made to be sent out with the dolls. It's honestly disgusting.
Yeah I don't usually buy a doll unless it has a CoA. Unless it is a company that is not recasted or has a head label/plate or something.
No I haven't heard that or seen that (I am part of some recast friendly groups, I am not a hateful person and I will not hate someone for owning one) but I could see that happening. I am sure if people weren't so "witch hunt" driven, people wouldn't have to feel the need to disguise their recasts as legits >_<
But oh jesus, the doll certs are terrible though. I don't agree with that at all!
I'm anti-recast, but I'm not all witch hunty about it. I get that some people buy them on accident or because they don't know better, but if you know better and still willingly go and buy a doll from a recaster (not second hand) that's adding more recasts to the market and your actions are heavily frowned upon by me.
The whole thing with the fullsets isn't even to just disguise them, it's so they can turn around and sell what was maybe a $300 investment and end up getting $800-$1500 back by selling it off as legit. Active deception.