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I'm not a law talking guy, but the terms "conspiracy" and "fraud" keep floating through the transom of my mind.
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Greed, for lack of a better word... Anyone bidding on those with the intention of obtaining a new pair from JL deserves to get ripped off. Since when does JL have a lifetime replacement value warranty? Furthermore, I don't see why those can't be repaired.
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This guy is a trip. Why not just tell people to buy all the NWOT (new without tag) items on Ebay, return them to where they were purchased, and then claim they were a gift, and try to get a cash return or a store credit!
In addition, he's selling these "Wana of London", shoes. Anyone ever heard of them? They really don't look all that bad. And let's not forget that his Dad was a Lohn Lobb buyer.
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Here's the "Wana's":
http://cgi.ebay.com/MENS-WANA-OF-LON...QQcmdZViewItem
In addition, he's selling these "Wana of London", shoes. Anyone ever heard of them? They really don't look all that bad. And let's not forget that his Dad was a Lohn Lobb buyer.
Here's the "Wana's":
http://cgi.ebay.com/MENS-WANA-OF-LON...QQcmdZViewItem
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