First off, I saw something about a “Pay By Link” thing on the Burberry website… but you NEED a “Burberry R-World profile.” Ugh, more accounts to remember passwords for! And THEN it’s “subject to these terms.” Like, what terms?! Nobody ever reads those! I always just click “I agree” and hope for the best. (Probably shouldn’t admit that, lol.)
Then you’ve got the usual suspects – ASOS and Truworths. They sell Burberry, so I guess, like, their payment methods are probably secure? ASOS especially, they’re pretty big. But honestly, I always get a little nervous putting my card details *anywhere* online. Ya know?
And hold up, Poshmark? Seriously? I mean, you *can* find Burberry on Poshmark, which can be a HUGE score for discounts. But… it’s secondhand. And the security? Kinda relies on Poshmark being legit. I’ve bought stuff on there before, it’s usually fine, but you gotta be careful, check the seller’s rating, the pictures, all that jazz.
Oh, and then there’s that random bit about “Shanghai ICP Filing no. 11028120” on the Burberry site. What even IS that? Sounds kinda official-y, but also completely irrelevant to me trying to buy a trench coat. Maybe it’s something about Chinese regulations? Who knows. (I definitely don’t.)
Okay, so, let’s say your card gets declined. The “Ordering Information and Payment Methods” thing says to check your card number and security code. Duh. But also, make sure your card isn’t maxed out. We’ve all been there, right? (Don’t judge!)
Honestly, buying Burberry online is a bit of a… process. You gotta watch out for fake sites, make sure you’re using a secure connection (look for the little padlock in the address bar!), and maybe even consider using a service like PayPal ’cause they’re, like, a middleman. It adds an extra layer of, hopefully, security.
