I recently came close to being scammed when I found a listing for Air Force 1s on eBay that seemed too good to be true. The sneakers were priced close to retail, which should have been the first red flag. Upon closer inspection, I noticed subtle discrepancies that betrayed their authenticity. The toe box, upon comparison with legitimate models, had slight but discernible variations in shape and finish. Moreover, there was a tag inside the shoe with Chinese characters, which is not customary for genuine Air Force 1s. Thankfully, I spotted these warning signs before completing the purchase and avoided falling victim to a scam.

It’s important to be vigilant when shopping for items online, especially when the deal seems too good to be true. Always check for reviews, compare the product with official specifications, and trust your instincts. If something feels off, it’s better to pass up the deal than to risk a scam.

  • Tony_PastramiB
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    1 year ago

    AF1’s for close to retail is too good to be true? Definitely an AI post.