fake throwbacks?????
- Thread starter kontac
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Hella Fakes everywhere you look. The main ones I always spot are the Simpson and the Jordan...no authorization from them...FAKE...also...the old school 49er Jerseys did not have the NFL sheild in the bottom of the collar. The ones that have that are fake....the stitching on the letters will also tell you what is what....
also look at the tags...some fakes have like three tags on them instead of jus the year and the M&n logo....but like everyone is saying ther are HELLLLLA FAKES...if someone says they have ANY size for under 150...DONT BUY IT..why pay that much money for a fake jersey?...if ur gonna spend more then 100 dollars make it a real jersey....and besides FUCK M&N...its all bout WILSON ON FIELD AUTHENTICS....go to only AUTHORIZED DEALERS though..and if sum1 says there an authorized dealer ask them to look up whats coming out on the M&N website..if they really area an AUTHORIZED Dealer then they can log onto the M&N website...if not THERE BULLSHYT LIKE FOOT EXPRESS...claimed to b authorized dealers then took down the sign saying they were.....
this is a letter from AN AUTHORIZED WEBSITE that me and my folks go thru....bout fakes
"The best way to know you are not buying a fake is to purchase only from authorized, legitimate retailers (like us). Here are a few "red flags" to watch out for fake jerseys:
The jersey is priced way below retail (for example a jersey that normally sells for $300 is only $150 or $200)
The jersey is being sold on the street (street vendor), out of a van, or in a store alongside other counterfeit items (like fake Gucci bags, Fendi bags, etc.)
The jersey is being auctioned on eBay and there are several of the same exact item for sale.
The retailer is not on the Mitchell & Ness Authorized Retailer List (here's a link: http://www.mitchellandness.com/06authorized.htm).
The quality and colors are not quite right when compared to a real jersey.
The jersey is a player or team that Mitchell & Ness does not make (like Michael Jordan, O.J. Simpson) "
"The best way to know you are not buying a fake is to purchase only from authorized, legitimate retailers (like us). Here are a few "red flags" to watch out for fake jerseys:
The jersey is priced way below retail (for example a jersey that normally sells for $300 is only $150 or $200)
The jersey is being sold on the street (street vendor), out of a van, or in a store alongside other counterfeit items (like fake Gucci bags, Fendi bags, etc.)
The jersey is being auctioned on eBay and there are several of the same exact item for sale.
The retailer is not on the Mitchell & Ness Authorized Retailer List (here's a link: http://www.mitchellandness.com/06authorized.htm).
The quality and colors are not quite right when compared to a real jersey.
The jersey is a player or team that Mitchell & Ness does not make (like Michael Jordan, O.J. Simpson) "
well i jus wouldnt like to kno i spent bank on sum fake shyt...would u pay 10 dollars for a burnt cd when u know you can get a brand new one with cover and all for for a little more?not me mayn.....fuck spending over 100$ on fake shyt...makes you seem stupid like damn did i pay money for that shyt?....nah mean?...imo
I FELT THE SAME WAY YALL DID BEFORE I GOT SOME JORDANS. $100 DOLLARS FOR FAKE JORDANS IV RED/BLACK/CEMENT THEY LOOK EXACTLY LIKE THE REAL DEAL. I DIDNT CARE THEY LOOK REAL FEEL REAL SO I DIDNT CARE. BUT AS TIME WENT BY JUST KNOWING I PAID THAT MUCH FOR THE FAKE GOT TO ME. ID RATHER BLOW MY HARD EARNED CASH ON THE REAL DEAL.