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This is a guide on how to make serious money off of resell platforms like stockX by selling replica shoes contrary to real ones. Millions can be made off of a large scale operation, but decent amount of money can be made too even with small capital.
Where and which shoes to get?
Well, where are replica Nike shoes made? Chinese factories, which coincidentally is the same place where Nike produce their original brand shoes. The question is now how do you acquire replicas? You contact the factories themselves and the larger your shipping containment is, the cheaper you'll get each shoe for and subsequently make more money off of. The shoes to target are high demand Nike shoes with possibility of being resold to a profit. Nobody goes on websites like StockX for the chance to get ripped off to buy a white pair of Air Force 1s.
Replicas next to original Nike 90s.
How are the replica owners fooling StockX?
The first thing to do is sell a lot of different shoes under different random accounts with different pictures of the product at hand. If one profile pops up with 500 new limited edition shoes, StockX is gonna look into that and quality check the shoes to subsequently see if they are fake. If only 1/500 shoes come back as fake the whole operation is fucked. This is why you diversify the risk of failure and make 500 different accounts with slightly different prices so your product seems authentic. This sounds like a lot of effort but don't fret: All it takes is for one shoe to slip through for you to make $500 in profit (A lot better than wage slaving $7/hour amirite).
How to legitimize your shoes?
This next part is a illegal depending on where you live: You buy a receipt printer and find a picture of the shoes you've bought and their original receipt. After that you make a false receipt and put it up on the website. StockX are more likely to let your shoes be sold and the likelihood of customers bailing becomes a lot smaller since your product seems legitimate. Best part? Receipt printers are cheap at $40 on Amazon.
Amazon product ASIN B07848ZBXT
With all bases covered go make your money buddy boys.
Where and which shoes to get?
Well, where are replica Nike shoes made? Chinese factories, which coincidentally is the same place where Nike produce their original brand shoes. The question is now how do you acquire replicas? You contact the factories themselves and the larger your shipping containment is, the cheaper you'll get each shoe for and subsequently make more money off of. The shoes to target are high demand Nike shoes with possibility of being resold to a profit. Nobody goes on websites like StockX for the chance to get ripped off to buy a white pair of Air Force 1s.
Replicas next to original Nike 90s.
How are the replica owners fooling StockX?
The first thing to do is sell a lot of different shoes under different random accounts with different pictures of the product at hand. If one profile pops up with 500 new limited edition shoes, StockX is gonna look into that and quality check the shoes to subsequently see if they are fake. If only 1/500 shoes come back as fake the whole operation is fucked. This is why you diversify the risk of failure and make 500 different accounts with slightly different prices so your product seems authentic. This sounds like a lot of effort but don't fret: All it takes is for one shoe to slip through for you to make $500 in profit (A lot better than wage slaving $7/hour amirite).
How to legitimize your shoes?
This next part is a illegal depending on where you live: You buy a receipt printer and find a picture of the shoes you've bought and their original receipt. After that you make a false receipt and put it up on the website. StockX are more likely to let your shoes be sold and the likelihood of customers bailing becomes a lot smaller since your product seems legitimate. Best part? Receipt printers are cheap at $40 on Amazon.
Amazon product ASIN B07848ZBXT
With all bases covered go make your money buddy boys.
