cut tags. what does this mean?

[Ashlea]

I know that they do this for factory seconds and returns, but those of you who have bought these from ebay, how did they turn out? Are there major flaws? Do the dresses fit?

There are a few retired dresses I want and I don't care if they are mint condition. So far, I've been afraid to bid on dresses with cut tags. What do you think?

[GreyMyst]

I just bought a whole bunch of them. If you are talking about the seller I think you are, yes they are authentic, they fit and are perfectly good.

I am pretty sure they are seconds because they usually have very small flaws. Mind you when I say very small flaws, it took me about 30 minutes of looking to even FIND them on the ones I bought.

[DaisyDee]

I buy items with cut tags from a seller on eBay all the time, and I have never had a problem with any of them. I get a great deal, and the clothes are always brand new. Many times I can even find the missing pieces available from AG as replacement parts. For example, I just got a lot with Kit's Christmas dress with the hair bow and shoes, Kit's meet acess. (no nickel, but three hankies), Kit's pajamas(no slippers, but I already have them), a pair of pink tights, and a pair of Kirsten's socks all for $25. I called AG, and bought the stockings and dog pin that complete the Christmas outfit for only $2 each. It saved me a bundle, and now I have a great start towards her collection!

[Ds9jullian]

Cut tag normally indicates they were sold "As is" by Ag through a several different outlets. i.e. the item can not be returned to AG. 99.9% of the time there is nothing wrong with the item.

Ashley

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Sometimes it means that the person who's selling them bought them at the annual Madison Children's Museum sale--a benefit for the MCM. People who buy things there sign a receipt that says that they are agreeing to never re-sell the items that they are buying--a practice that is subject to a lot of controversy and debate (both the agreement and the re-selling).
Joy