Originally Posted by William Rivera 3
I called up Seaside Oregon and they have a lot of "cold woman running training apparel right now. Half sets and whole sets.
503-738-3930
If you anyone here knows who could use some that product hit up there store and save some bread
This is how I'm going 2 play this game from now on
I had a similar situation. Someone posted a pair of Stabs that were at an outlet, showed pics on the rack with the price. I called to order andthankfully I asked first what the total was, dude said something $60-70. I questioned it and he told me the sticker price was $59.99. Long story short, Ididn't order them, they weren't worth it to me, talked to Nike customer service online and someone from the outlet left me a couple voicemails afterthat, I think specifically referenced my post on Niketalk (I brought it up in the outlet thread because I knew it had been an issue for some people, chargingmore on phone orders). I never bothered to call back. It's one of the reasons I have gone away from buying Nike.
a lot of issues like that come from them having shoes in different places throughout the store. then they mark them down, but some don't getmarked down. for example, when the jordan V lows hit, they started at $49.99, then got marked down to $29.99, then got marked down to $19.99. but they had themstocked everywhere, on the tables, on a display, on the hash wall, and in the stacks that are separated by size, so they marked them down, but if you looked inplaces like the stacks, you would see them for $49.99, while the big display on the table would say $19.99. If you brought it to the attention of the cashier,they would change the price for you, but if not, you would get the price on the box. i agree that nike needs toget their stuff together, but i don't thinkthey were intentionally trying to rip you off. i might be wrong, but that's just my experience with pricing issues in outlets.
