Of course it is. I wanted those Dior sneakers and I couldn't get them anywhere. Ioffer had them for around $100-. Hmm ok. I payed with PayPal so I figured if it didn't come I could get the money back. Bought a few things, all came except one and then the seller profile disappeared so I'm getting the money back. Anyways, I open the box of the 'Dior' sneakers and it reeks of a factory or something. It was glue. Later, going out, I sat down and greeted some friends and I asked them if I smelled like glue (always a good opener). They asked if that was what I was injecting now. I explained my fakes. My fake sneakers. All the items have a weird sort of frightening Communist China replica bad juju. Like a child's finger was lost in their being made. Something funny about them. I am still tempted to get the above fake Vivienne Westwood pirate boots even though I'm sure ponies were tortured in order for them to be made (they come in pony), but I think I'm done with the creepy site.
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You mean that there's a good chance that the NHL jersey I got Mr. McSlore from China is FAKE? Oh well. The fact that Sidney Crosby's name was spelled in Mandarin should have been my first clue.
Thank you Jupiter Family.
Twunta'Slo- I can tell a fake easy describe the item.
I like fakes better. I love the idea of something being a fake of something already artificial. All matter is fake!
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