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Newpark Plz 5904, 94560, Newark, United States
sold them shoes, i shipped mind you which was 63$ just to send the shoes, they had agreed on 420 as a price, I even emailed twice to double check the price was correct. they then waited til the shoes arrived to say they had ”2 employees emailing me and now they’ll ship them back or they’ll pay only $100” crazy. 0 stars
Probably my favorite cosignment shop. Actually scratch that, they are my favorite cosignment shop. the guys are super transparent and honest and are just there for a check but have a clear passion for sneakers. Their eBay listings have been a damn Revelation for me, and shipping is fair.
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