Chinese criminals selling fake products!
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11 June 2017
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Large selection of branded men and women shoes sale online, including Vans Old Skool, Nike Air Max, Converse Chuck Taylor, Reebok Classic trainers, mens Timberland boots, womens Timberland boots, Saucony Trainers, etc.
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Received the wrong pair of shoes
Received the wrong pair of shoes. Also they look fake.
Having sent numerous emails to these guys I am frustrated to say that I haven't had a single reply, and have pretty much thrown away $100 at these guys for a fake pair of shoes, that aren't even the ones I ordered. DO NOT BUY FROM THEM AT ALL
29 March 2017
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