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"Combining beauty and brains (a MC must) Lollipuff uses a patent-pending authentication
process and software to screen luxury goods."
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"If you've ever bought a 'designer' item on eBay or some other consignment site, only to
learn upon opening your purchase that you had been duped into buying a fake, then you'll
appreciate what Lollipuff has to offer."
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"Passing the test: Fei, whose designer re-sale website Lollipuff only sells authenticated
goods, can instantly spot a fake - but knockoffs are tougher to see if you don't have
proper training."
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"Proving the goods are real is a critical issue." ... "In reality
if you can’t authenticate through a photograph it really just means
you don’t know enough. A true expert can use nothing but a photo."
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"And don't be fooled by the fancy dust bag or card of authenticity. Those are
counterfeited, too."
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"Deyle founded Lollipuff and was a professional authenticator for many years. She has
helped many people get their money back when they were duped into buying a counterfeit
on eBay."
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"As she became more attuned to spotting impostors, Deyle estimated
that 60 to 75 percent of lots marked as Léger on eBay were
knockoffs. After Deyle began vouching for the integrity of Léger
pieces for some of the site's top fashion sellers, her profile rose in
the online authentication world. She came to be seen not just as an
authority on Léger but also on Louboutin, Chanel, Balenciaga and
several other designers."
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"This unique auction site for designer merchandise is probably one of
the most unique sites on the web." ... "Unlike EBay and others,
Lollipuff is the only online auction site that requires all of the
designer offerings to go through a strict authentication process."
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"Instead of running the risk and buying counterfeit merchandise
online, Lollipuff authenticates the pre-owned luxury goods to allow
for worry-free shopping with a 100% money-back guarantee."
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Break Thru Radio's Sew & Tell interview: "I'm joined by fashion
authentication expert Fei Deyle, whose personal passion for designer
goods turned her Herve Leger blog into a sorely-needed online designer
goods retail platform called Lollipuff."
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"Unlike similar sites that emphasize scarcity, the objective here is authenticity — a
rarity in second-hand designer sales."
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"Lollipuff's differentiator is that the company verifies the
authenticity of top designer products that are sold on its site ..."
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"YC's acceptance rate is lower than Harvard's!"
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"The Top 7 Startups From Y Combinator’s W13 Demo Day: The eBay of
designer goods, Lollipuff attempts to take the risk out of buying
designer goods online by serving its customers with an authentication
layer on luxury items..."
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"Despite a crackdown by eBay on counterfeit designer goods, the site
still has a problem with fakes ... YC-backed Lollipuff is an auction
site that fully authenticates any designer clothing and accessories it
sells."
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"Lollipuff has created its own patent-pending authentication software, and
guarantees 100% money back."
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"Lollipuff is able to authenticate designer goods from photos alone
using a (patent-pending) combination of brand experts and computer
software." ... "Their documentation gets better with each item
submitted."
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"Unlike traditional consumer-to-consumer auction sites, Lollipuff provides buyers and
sellers with the confidence that all items are completely authentic..."
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