LE SSERAFIM followers had been perplexed and angered once they stumbled throughout the group’s unreleased merchandise in a web based resale market.
On February twelfth, followers made a startling discovery: signed Polaroid images of LE SSERAFIM members had been uploaded onto a resale platform. It quickly turned obvious that these images had been supposed as presents for purchasers of a particular journal occasion.
Nevertheless, followers had been shocked once they realized that the journal had not but been launched, making these images unreleased and unauthorized objects accessible on the market on the resale web site.
One fan shared the itemizing on social media and speculated {that a} employees member from Supply Music had stolen the products to promote on-line.
The netizen defined, “I believe these had been signed Polaroid images that had been to be despatched out as an occasion for {a magazine}. It is an abroad journal (not launched but). The polaroids are from through the filming and it was uploaded to a Korean resale web site. They usually cannot get their fingers on them until they’re 100% a employees member…”
They continued, “Folks had been scary them in regards to the pricing, so that they took the itemizing down, however what’s essential wasn’t the worth. It is {that a} employees member stole the idol polaroids…”
One other netizen defined that a number of followers inquired the vendor in regards to the particulars of the polaroid images and identified that this was not a schedule that was revealed but. So the vendor took down the itemizing and disappeared.
Korean netizens commented, “Wow,” “That particular person acquired caught as a result of they had been silly,” “They had been loopy,” “I believed Supply Music had good employees members…however that is stunning,” “There have been broadcast employees members who offered viewers tickets too,” “Why are they like that?” “Wow lol,” “They had been asking 1.5 million KRW (~1,118 USD) per photograph,” “That is legendary…” “That is essentially the most legendary dumb employees I’ve ever seen,” and “They’re so loopy.”
