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but it don't make it wrong either, my friend. it just makes it unfortunate for someone like you that doesn't get many releases in their city.i've missed out too. we didn't even get dmp's. no stores here did. no lasers, no quickstrike items, no dtrt's. no lifestlyes period. but thatain't the resellers fault. blame JB, man. they could make this stuff widely available then there would be no market for reselling. you could argue that ifeverything was GR that it would kill collecting, but i don't think so. non collectors would dog their pairs and then move on to the next hottest shoe out,and for the ones of us that collect and take care of our shoes, they would be worth money in the future, or if you don't collect for monetary value, youwould still have your shoes and would have paid retail. JB creates the environment for resellers, so if you don't like it, blame them, not some guy tryingto make a dollar out of 15 cents.Originally Posted by The7onius
stay up late or getting up early doesn't always work, i stayed up till 6am trying to cop this package, when they came onto the site they was already sold out in my size, lucky individuals got to cop them from swoosh, i was tired to the point where i couldn't just go to the mall, i slept for a couple hours and when i called the stores around me, they was sold out.
then i looked on ebay, there was peeps selling the same 310 sneaker for 399 starting bid, buying them on saturday and reselling them for 100+ more on the same day seems a little brutal to me, if they catered to the consumer, they would put a reasonable amount of profit on top. think about it, they obviously have money to buy 6 pairs of sneakers, then you got some other joe who can only afford what the regular price was and that's with them sacrificing. i see it from both points, but just cause you can do it, don't make it right