There is only one pretty Darn Perfect

This is something I never thought I would have to prove or voice but here goes. There has never been and never will be a porcelain doll branch of Pretty Darn Perfect. The last 3 weeks have been hell. It was brought to my attention that there is someone out there claiming to be this in order to sell, now I only know of two sales that had been complained about due to paint peeling/being easily wiped off and one that had been broken, repaired and sold. These were the two that I was being accused of allowing to be sold. I have since the first phone call proven that none of my sales or curios were porcelain dolls, obviously due to the complaints I had to prove my innocence. My name has been cleared. I want to avoid anyone pointing fingers and saying I am accusing whoever. From what I was told over the phone is that they could not contact the original seller as they no longer exist on Facebook which is why they went higher, I wasn't given any names of who it was and refuse to add any speculation as to who it may be. 
The reason I am writing about it is mainly due to the fact that there will be people talking about this and I want to put my side out there, whatever happens now has nothing to do with me. I didn't point fingers, accuse or throw anyone under the bus; my main concern was clearing my name and I have done this.
If you have ever been told, heard or seen someone acting as part of Pretty Darn Perfect it is not true. Unless I have stated that I am working with another artist on here, Facebook or Instagram then it is not the case. 
As always I am grateful for the support and custom you all provide but please be vigilant when buying online and don't be afraid to ask questions about what you are purchasing, I know I am happy to answer any questions regarding my work and I am sure all other artists are as well. Always use paypal and never send through friends and family as this stops you being able to request a refund. 
Thank you for taking the time to read this and I will hopefully see some familiar faces at the next few markets.

Stay quirky,
​Gemma