Woman Uses Facebook to Tackle Fendi Sunglasses Problem

What happens when you buy online, and there is no one listening when you have a problem?
Woman Uses Facebook to Tackle Fendi Sunglasses Problem
A woman poses in the street before the show for fashion house Fendi at the women Fall/Winter 2015/16 Milan's Fashion Week on Feb. 26, 2015. GABRIEL BOUYS/AFP/Getty Images
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When paying a premium for designer sunglasses you'd expect them to last for a few years. But an Australian woman who bought a pair of Fendi sunglasses was disappointed when the little diamantes fell off the arms of the frames just a year or so after she bought them.

Underwriter Susan Mijalkovic bought the high-end sunglasses through Ozsale, a member-only e-commerce site based in Australia that sells designer goods at reduced price points.

Sarah Matheson
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Sarah Matheson covers the business of luxury for Epoch Times. Sarah has worked for media organizations in New Zealand, Australia, and the United States. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, and graduated with merit from the Aoraki Polytechnic School of Journalism in 2005. Sarah is almost fluent in Mandarin Chinese. Originally from New Zealand, she now lives next to the Highline in Manhattan's most up-and-coming neighborhood, West Chelsea.
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