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Farfetch is an interesting case as they provide a service for a number of small boutique shops and thus are not directly responsible for pricing and inventory. Most likely they provide an interface for the boutique to enter product and leave any error-checking to them. It is in their best interest to maintain their relationships with these boutiques, so when a mistake occurs, no matter who is at fault, they will certainly do what they can to keep the shop happy, but won't go as far as eating a $600 difference in price apparently.
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