KGC
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OK thank you very much. No problem.
Nike MAG replicas (V2 and V3 only)
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jdraimer
Active Member
Damn shoesbagonsale !!! I got screwed over by them too!
cavx
Master Member
My question for you is - if you did actually pay $700 for a pair these, would you actually wear these and keep the modded V2s for show or the other way around. I know that SHOULD these come available, I am buying US7 for show ONLY and will continue to wear the V2s as "kicks".
I agree here. Given the money that molds cost, you don't make 1000 pairs and then say, sure lets change the molds and make a better version. Just look at the sales on each site. Most are between 10 and 20 pairs. We are not seeing 1000+ so my guess is that the V2 is hear to stay.
WOW so you lost $700? I hope PayPal or other can re-cover that for you.
cavx
Master Member
If I remember right, these were the orignal sellers of V2s as well and they were the mob that first listed them at $109USD. Many of us paid and then we got the email telling us to send more money. I did get a full refund, but don't think I know of anyone that paid more money and actually got shoes. I do remember one guy giving up on the whole MAG thing because he ordered like 5 pair and lost the lot.
No, it was 2012. As you said yourself they were listed at $109USD a pair, I pre-ordered 2 pairs, so $218USD and paid via paypal. They kept saying 2 weeks over and over until the 45-day-window for a paypal claim had closed and when they asked for more money I requested a refund directly on their website without paypal being involved.
When their website was seized, I immediately opened a case with paypal but all they could tell me was that shoesbagonsale`s paypal account was frozen and because 45 days had passed by, they couldn`t refund my money no matter how shady shoesbagonsale was. Paypal told me to solve the issue with the seller directly as there was nothing they could do for me, even after numerous phone conversations.
Shoesbagonsale however, kept telling me that they refunded my money. Lying di€$heads.
In the end it was my fault, I should have asked earlier for that refund but all I wanted was these shoes...I got a pair a couple of weeks later from a trusted Aliexpress Seller and am happy with it. Got all the equipment for modding (except your amazing clear soles) but haven`t gotten around to doing it yet.
cavx
Master Member
Same thing happened here for me and my bank didn't want to do anything about it. Then in frustration, found a thing on their site to open disputes, and it took about 45 days, but I got the full amount refunded. I had payed with a Master Card, not PayPal.
I probably would have gotten my money back as well if I hadn`t opened that case with paypal. The guys at Shoesbagonsale were pissed off at me opening that paypal case. I panicked when their website suddenly said that it was seized due to copyright infringement. 2 days later they had everything running under an alternative address - I think it was repkicks - and told me to cancel the paypal claim. I`m sure I was one of probably several reasons that led to their paypal account being frozen and my money went down the drain. Glad at least you got your money back.
cavx
Master Member
The Chinese don't really like PayPal. I'd say they don't like the fees and and if gifting was an option, they take that. I mean it is an option, but you as the buyer are not covered, so might as well use WU.
DragonGalvy
Sr Member
who gave this photo? (I mean which seller?) that image has been clipped from something and is not just a duplicated original, as no camera data was stored for it.
This can be caused by pasting things into Windows Paint and probably other programs. It's possible the data was dropped by the uploading or something else.....
A camera usually puts information about the photos it took into the file. This file has no data. Be suspicious...... but hopeful.
Here's an example of what I mean - that photo properties vs a recently copied and resized photo taken of me in a Delorian years ago:
but hey, i admit I don't know everything about cameras. Maybe chinese no-name cameras don't bother adding data about themselves.
This can be caused by pasting things into Windows Paint and probably other programs. It's possible the data was dropped by the uploading or something else.....
A camera usually puts information about the photos it took into the file. This file has no data. Be suspicious...... but hopeful.
Here's an example of what I mean - that photo properties vs a recently copied and resized photo taken of me in a Delorian years ago:
but hey, i admit I don't know everything about cameras. Maybe chinese no-name cameras don't bother adding data about themselves.
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These are someone trying to sell a pair of mag on eBay I came across this photo before on eBay
shoxxo
Active Member
They are not V3's, they are legit 2011 Mags. I know they are because one of those pairs used to be mine, I know the dude who is selling them.
Vormz
Sr Member
POP! The pin has burst the bubble
Ahah, word!
JLeezy23
Sr Member
Wait wait wait... Are THESE V3's???? :lol
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...ack-to-the-future-cleats-before-the-pro-bowl/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...ack-to-the-future-cleats-before-the-pro-bowl/
