Official '16 JORDAN XII Black/Red FLU-GAME (NO BUYING/SELLING/TRADING FAQS PG.1)

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5/25 12:58am pacific

***Please try to only enter at branches where you can realistically travel to***

Thanks & reps to all who have/are contributing!

Raffle started 5/20 and ends 5/25.

Good luck everyone!

NorCal
Antioch / Summersville Towne Center - 4a02a5038d

Berkeley / Telegraph Ave.
Citrus Heights / Sunrise Mall
Concord / Sunvalley Mall - 06eb2897ad
Fairfield / Solano Mall - 344eb8b9ad
Fresno / Fashion Fair
Hayward / Southland Mall - 935341886a
Modesto / Vintage Faire Mall
Newark / Newpark Mall 

Oakland / Oakland International Blvd - 421f4b1490 (two Oakland locations listed; my guess it's this one)
Richmond Hilltop Mall (Downstairs)
Richmond Hilltop Mall (Upstairs)
Sacramento / Arden Fair
Sacramento / Florin Mall
Sacramento / K Street
San Bruno / Shops at Tanforan - a5e71fcfca
San Francisco / Mission St - 5612e44e4c
San Francisco / SF Flagship - 740e5b6188
San Jose / Eastridge Mall
San Leandro / Bay Fair Mall - ad23084cac
San Rafael / Northgate Mall
Santa Clara / WFS Valley Fair - c007172669

Santa Rosa / Santa Rosa Plaza
Stockton / Sherwood Mall
Stockton / Sherwood Mall (Too)
Stockton/ Weberstown Mall
Tracy West Valley Mall - 31bbc8f499

SoCal
San Fernando Valley
Canoga Park / Topanga Plaza – 3752a3928d
Northridge Fashion Center – fad1389e45
Ventura / Pacific View Mall

Los Angeles County
Baldwin Hills / Crenshaw Plaza - d9881a677a
Burbank Town Center - e312d59403
Carson / South Bay Pavilion - b81bd3413c
Cerritos / Los Cerritos Mall - 85fdba20ee
Compton – 392fef855c
Culver City / Fox Hills – 7625f2200f
Downey / Stonewood Mall - e2e267243f
Glendale Galleria – 753ff4bb3c
Huntington Park - 76e2b77322
Lakewood / Lakewood Mall – 513050c8e6
Long Beach - a9a398a1f7
Los Angeles / Beverly Center
Los Angeles / Downtown LA - cd46e7475f

Los Angeles / Downtown LA (Legacy) – 6e6f4af477
Los Angeles / Hollywood Store
Los Angeles / Imperial Hwy
Los Angeles / West Side Pavilion - 4ce5c240f8
Palmdale / Antelope Valley Mall
Redondo Beach / Galleria at South Bay - 191d4d633e
Torrance / Del Amo Fashion Center – 0e47dd0fe5
West Covina / WSF West Covina – 3dcf38eefe

Orange County
Santa Ana / Main Place - f351a5c559

Inland Empire
Montclair / Montclair Plaza - e861cf0017
Moreno Valley / Moreno Valley Mall
Riverside / Galleria at Tyler – 2a3ae354c3
San Bernardino / Highland Plaza
San Bernardino / Inland Center – 4d9e54fbb5
San Bernadino / Inland Center Drive – 529fc066f6
Victorville / Victor Valley Mall

San Diego
Carlsbad / WFS Camino Real Plaza
Chula Vista Center – 51e30336a4
El Cajon / WFS Parkway Plaza – 89ab0886bb

Escondido / North County Mall - 
National City / Plaza Bonita – c680fcbfea
San Diego / Horton Plaza - 56ceb73801
San Diego / Mission Valley – c7fd822d3d

TX

Houston / First Colony - ecedaaa48a

Houston / The Galleria - 5c742a0861

Houston / Memorial Mall - f05ca02863
 
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lynchpin33 said:
Put in for a raffle today and the store manager was telling me that there have been complaints of mutiple people, winning in the mall at multiple stores and selling them for a profit on mall property. So on Fridays all the store managers get together and exchange list of the winners to see that no one name will appear multiple times. Then make calls accordingly. Anyone else's mall doing this?
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I have a feeling that the FootLocker reservation system they're testing is working on cracking down on people entering at multiple malls and winning multiple pairs.

If I were in charge of developing it, I would have the user select the stores they are willing to travel to, and enter payment information. Once the "raffle" is completed the stock would be allocated one per verified account and the user charged and notified as to what store to pick up their pair.

This would stop people from winning multiple pairs and cut down on unclaimed pairs. Since corporate would be allocating the stock and basically telling the stores who to sell the shoes to, it would cut down on the backdooring and resellers snatching up FSR.

It's going to be interesting to see how it plays out and if the others implement similar systems.
 
^Just like the SNKRS draw system for in-store pick up...enter the draw, select the store for pick up, and automatic payment/charge if you hit?
 
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playaproved said:
I have a feeling that the FootLocker reservation system they're testing is working on cracking down on people entering at multiple malls and winning multiple pairs.

If I were in charge of developing it, I would have the user select the stores they are willing to travel to, and enter payment information. Once the "raffle" is completed the stock would be allocated one per verified account and the user charged and notified as to what store to pick up their pair.

This would stop people from winning multiple pairs and cut down on unclaimed pairs. Since corporate would be allocating the stock and basically telling the stores who to sell the shoes to, it would cut down on the backdooring and resellers snatching up FSR.

It's going to be interesting to see how it plays out and if the others implement similar systems.
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babyJs23 said:
^Just like the SNKRS draw system for in-store pick up?
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That's what I think it's going to be. 
 
babyJs23 said:
^Just like the SNKRS draw system for in-store pick up...enter the draw, select the store for pick up, and automatic payment/charge if you hit?
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In a nutshell, yes but with a little flexibility in where you pick up your order. If they combined this with online as well, they could put a major dent in reselling. Sucks for the people who like to double and triple up, but t would get more shoes into more fans' closet and offer a better customer service experience overall.
 
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