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The irony because nicekicks used to do the same thing until they went legit
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The irony because nicekicks used to do the same thing until they went legit
- Feb 23, 2006
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All these resale shops sell fakes of hype sneakers. Its the easiest way to launder make a **** ton of money.
- Feb 2, 2025
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Really is. Rip people off when they buy their shoes, sell some high dollar fakes for a couple g’s. I’m sure them and places like them were on their knees thanking god when 1’s became all the rage. The easiest thing to fake. Really is easy when people wrongfully give you their trust.
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Arrested on his birthday. Ouch.
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And Labubus
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How do you have multiple FSR’s of Travis Scott’s way early? It’s impossible.
They probably started legit built a name then went the rep route.
They probably started legit built a name then went the rep route.
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Not sure if serious or trolling
- Oct 8, 2002
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He's dead serious.
- Apr 5, 2008
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Never even heard of this place but the news came across my social media feed. Crazy name for a store when a site used to exist with the same name that sold fake sneakers pretty blatantly. Wouldn't be suprised if this was more so tied to selling stolen/hot goods similar to project blitz.
Not trying to be mean but Round Two really broke the mold for a new generation. The fact their are resell shops renting space in malls right next to traditional vendors is unbelievable. They all look the same too. Supreme decks and bape jerseys on the wall, a whole row of Jordan 1s/Dunks/Yeeezys or whatevers trending at the moment, 90s memorabilia plastered throughout, claw machines. Sad
Not trying to be mean but Round Two really broke the mold for a new generation. The fact their are resell shops renting space in malls right next to traditional vendors is unbelievable. They all look the same too. Supreme decks and bape jerseys on the wall, a whole row of Jordan 1s/Dunks/Yeeezys or whatevers trending at the moment, 90s memorabilia plastered throughout, claw machines. Sad
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When I saw they were doing whatnot my spidey sense went off.
- Dec 9, 2009
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Apparently they permanently closed their Vegas store at the Forum a couple weeks ago. Not necessarily related to the FBI raid but who invests tons of money in renovating that huge store and then closes a few months later?
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probably laundering money.
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Haha, maybe more like taking out bogus loans
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definitely.
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They said it wasn't worth keeping open because it was too expensive to rent and not enough foot traffic and sales made. They put their most expensive sneakers and none were selling. The footage showed employees just goofing around because the store was always empty.
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Vegas tourism is down. Sneaker reselling is down. That lease was high as hell.
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They got a bunch of money from PPP loans too but that woulda been a fed case.
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These things are so incredibly true. I've had two incidents at my local boutique recently that completely blew my mind. This place is a fairly well known retail boutique. Nike, Adidas, NB, Asics contracts. All the shoes have price tags on them. Guy walks in, picks a pair off the wall, looks at the tag, then asks "how much are these?" Employee says "I think $180. What's the tag say?" Guy says "I know the tag says $180, but what are YOU charging for them?" Employee looks at me confused, then looks at him and says "$180? I don't understand what you mean."
Last week I was there picking something up, and a lady walks in to get a part of shoes. Walks to the shoe wall, employee asks if she's looking for anything specific, then points out the sale section. She picks out 2 pairs and waves to the employee. He goes to help and she asks "are these shoes used or something?" Once again, employee responds "I'm not sure what you mean? All the shoes are brand new." She makes a comment about the prices, and the employee has to tell her "no ma'am, there's nothing wrong with them. They're just on sale this week."
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What’s foul about resale shops in malls is that their stock came from the store next door 
All said, one less resale shop for the good. I want that whole industry to collapse
All said, one less resale shop for the good. I want that whole industry to collapse
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What’s foul about resale shops in malls is that their stock came from the store next door
All said, one less resale shop for the good. I want that whole industry to collapse
Back at Christmas ibwad returning something to FTL, and employee 1 says "are you sure you don't want to take these across the hall?," meaning the resale shop. Employee 2 says "Nah, they said they're not buying X any more."
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*High five*
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Didn't even know they had a brick and mortar. Are the windows and doors also fake?
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**** is corny. I’m happy to see these places drop off.Back at Christmas ibwad returning something to FTL, and employee 1 says "are you sure you don't want to take these across the hall?," meaning the resale shop. Employee 2 says "Nah, they said they're not buying X any more."
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