Johnny@CustomAuto
12-05-2004, 10:38 PM
"Hi.. my name is Johnny. And I am a label whore."
Now that we got that over with. I want to help other people like me. I like the finers things in life. I always have. I can't help it. And there are others like me out there. But recently when I went surfing on eBay to look for Xmas gifts for family. I find myself looking really hard finding authentic clothes, particularly Diesel's and SFAM. A lot of these sellers have crazy high feedback. You'd never think they were selling fake jeans. I am tired of seeing people get scammed, because I was scammed once as well.
I found a few websites that are great for spotting fakes. If anyone is even thinking of buying jeans on eBay, you have to read this and educate yourself. My wife has a fake pair of SFAM and I didn't even know. I looked carefully at it and spotted all the clues when I compared them to a store bought pair.
www.fakeseven.com
www.no-fake-jeans.de.vu (need to translate from German to English) This site has amazing info I never knew.
There is probably only about 20% authentic stuff on eBay when it comes to SFAM. The biggest seller of fake 7's/juicy/Diesel is "denimkingdom". Do not buy from this guy, unless you don't mind having a fake.
For fakes Diesel it's pretty easy, much easier than SFAM.
www.fakediesel.com
http://www.djbocaj.com/diesel.html
The biggest one here is spotting those hard to see numbers above the Indian's head. It's there if you look hard enough. If it's not, you've been duped. I am glad to see all my Diesel jeans are real. I only bought 3 pairs online.
I found a wicked tool that help weed out negative feedback on sellers so you don't have to scroll through pages and pages to see their neg feedback.
http://www.toolhaus.org/cgi-bin/negs
Go ahead and type in denimkingdom. You will see there are a few that know a fake pair when they see it. Unfortunately it's only 67 people out of 7000+ that left feedback. Hardly enough to even dent his 99.1% rating.
Hope this helps everyone who have been wondering.
Now that we got that over with. I want to help other people like me. I like the finers things in life. I always have. I can't help it. And there are others like me out there. But recently when I went surfing on eBay to look for Xmas gifts for family. I find myself looking really hard finding authentic clothes, particularly Diesel's and SFAM. A lot of these sellers have crazy high feedback. You'd never think they were selling fake jeans. I am tired of seeing people get scammed, because I was scammed once as well.
I found a few websites that are great for spotting fakes. If anyone is even thinking of buying jeans on eBay, you have to read this and educate yourself. My wife has a fake pair of SFAM and I didn't even know. I looked carefully at it and spotted all the clues when I compared them to a store bought pair.
www.fakeseven.com
www.no-fake-jeans.de.vu (need to translate from German to English) This site has amazing info I never knew.
There is probably only about 20% authentic stuff on eBay when it comes to SFAM. The biggest seller of fake 7's/juicy/Diesel is "denimkingdom". Do not buy from this guy, unless you don't mind having a fake.
For fakes Diesel it's pretty easy, much easier than SFAM.
www.fakediesel.com
http://www.djbocaj.com/diesel.html
The biggest one here is spotting those hard to see numbers above the Indian's head. It's there if you look hard enough. If it's not, you've been duped. I am glad to see all my Diesel jeans are real. I only bought 3 pairs online.
I found a wicked tool that help weed out negative feedback on sellers so you don't have to scroll through pages and pages to see their neg feedback.
http://www.toolhaus.org/cgi-bin/negs
Go ahead and type in denimkingdom. You will see there are a few that know a fake pair when they see it. Unfortunately it's only 67 people out of 7000+ that left feedback. Hardly enough to even dent his 99.1% rating.
Hope this helps everyone who have been wondering.