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Good reps, they have great quality. It could be some miscoding, and many people had to pay more than the website said.
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Good reps, they have great quality. It could be some miscoding, and many people had to pay more than the website said.
The shoes I ordered came three weeks late and when I opened the box, they were fake, don't get these.
My daughter wanted a specific pair of discontinued Adidas shoes, and a search led her to this website. Now if you look at the kicksfoot website, it's very nice looking and you might even assume that you're ordering from adidas itself.
You're not.
The item I ordered was $70.90 + $9.80 shipping for a total of $80.70. They sent me an order confirmation email full of miscoding confirming the specific shoes and the $80.70 total. The miscoding, chinese characters in the subject line and the comment to direct any questions to a hotmail email address had me worried right from the start. Yes, I absolutely should have dug deeper into the validity of this website before I ordered, but the selection and order process was slick and seemless and they were the only source that had these particular shoes in stock.
I received a package about a week later, but when I opened it, they had sent a very different and very ugly color scheme of the same model of shoes. I also noticed that instead of the $80.70 they had charged my card $91.60.
Of course, I immediately wrote to the hotmail address and told them they sent the wrong shoes. I told them to send what we had ordered and to email me a prepaid return shipper for me to send them back the wrong ones. Was told that the shoes I ordered where out of stock (even though their website continued to allow anyone to order them even weeks later). He said, in broken English, that I should choose a different pair of shoes. Went back and forth with this guy in China several times, and the best he could offer was for me to pay to send the wrong shoes back to China and, once he got them, he would credit back my card.
After I asked the forth time for him to email me a prepaid mailer to return the wrong shoes he sent, he stopped responding.
I contacted VISA, filed a dispute form and, now a few weeks later, just got a credit back for the $91.60. My fault, lesson learned.
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