I entered the web site thinking the shoes were authentic but the shoes were just copys and it lost me $240.00
Shanta
Atlanta, Georgia U.S.A.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Hector
St Petersburg, Florida, U.S.A.
THEY CHANGED THE PICTURES ON ME
#3Consumer Comment
Mon, October 23, 2006
WHEN I WENT TO THAT SITE THEY HAD THE ORIGINAL AIR JORDAN PICTURES UP. ONCE I BOUGHT LIKE 400 DOLLARS WORTH OF THESE "NICE KICKS" THEY WENT AND CHANGED THE PICTURES TO THESE FAKE REPLICAS. THEY ORIGINALY HAD THE REAL PICTURES UP. THESE GUYS ARE OUT TO SCAM. YES YOU ARE RIGHT THAT THE RULES AND REGULATIONS SAID THAT NICE KICKS WERE IN NO WAY AFFILIATED WITH AIR JORDAN, BUT YOU HAD AIR JORDAN PICTURES UP. SO THERE SHANTA I GOT SCAMMED TOO.
THIS IS HECTOR FROM ST PETE FLORIDA
RJ
Camden, Arkansas, U.S.A.
Their policy is NOT hidden and VERY clear.
#3Consumer Comment
Tue, March 02, 2004
You stated: "I entered the web site thinking the shoes were authentic but the shoes were just copys and it lost me $240.00."
I went to Nicekicks site to see how they tricked you. The bottom line is that they didn't! Their easily found Policy states, in part:
"Nicekicks has no affiliation with Nike, Jordan, Gucci, or NBA"
"We do not sell authentic shoes, clothes or accessories."
You simply failed to READ and you did receive what you ordered. So you lost nothing and they didn't rip you off.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Hector
St Petersburg,Florida,
U.S.A.
THEY CHANGED THE PICTURES ON ME
#3Consumer Comment
Mon, October 23, 2006
WHEN I WENT TO THAT SITE THEY HAD THE ORIGINAL AIR JORDAN PICTURES UP. ONCE I BOUGHT LIKE 400 DOLLARS WORTH OF THESE "NICE KICKS" THEY WENT AND CHANGED THE PICTURES TO THESE FAKE REPLICAS. THEY ORIGINALY HAD THE REAL PICTURES UP. THESE GUYS ARE OUT TO SCAM. YES YOU ARE RIGHT THAT THE RULES AND REGULATIONS SAID THAT NICE KICKS WERE IN NO WAY AFFILIATED WITH AIR JORDAN, BUT YOU HAD AIR JORDAN PICTURES UP. SO THERE SHANTA I GOT SCAMMED TOO.
THIS IS HECTOR FROM ST PETE FLORIDA
RJ
Camden,Arkansas,
U.S.A.
Their policy is NOT hidden and VERY clear.
#3Consumer Comment
Tue, March 02, 2004
You stated: "I entered the web site thinking the shoes were authentic but the shoes were just copys and it lost me $240.00."
I went to Nicekicks site to see how they tricked you. The bottom line is that they didn't! Their easily found Policy states, in part:
"Nicekicks has no affiliation with Nike, Jordan, Gucci, or NBA"
"We do not sell authentic shoes, clothes or accessories."
You simply failed to READ and you did receive what you ordered. So you lost nothing and they didn't rip you off.