[itsRobinnn]

Recently, my friend showed me this store outside our shopping mall. (btw if you didn't know, i'm from edmonton, ab, canada. and i live 5 minutes away from the worlds biggest attatched mall). When i walked closer to the store, i had to wait in line to get in, because supposedly there was a sale of true religions for $100 ea. When i got in, i instantly realized everything was FAKE. I couldn't so many people were fooled and mesmerized by these fakes.

Are there any stores like these in your guys' area?

 

[itsRobinnn]

Recently, my friend showed me this store outside our shopping mall. (btw if you didn't know, i'm from edmonton, ab, canada. and i live 5 minutes away from the worlds biggest attatched mall). When i walked closer to the store, i had to wait in line to get in, because supposedly there was a sale of true religions for $100 ea. When i got in, i instantly realized everything was FAKE. I couldn't so many people were fooled and mesmerized by these fakes.

Are there any stores like these in your guys' area?

disregard, my lag double posted x\

 

[zomg]

are you sure they were fake? I'm not saying you're wrong and that they weren't fakes and i'm sure any walk in store that is selling TR for $100 CAD is pretty suspicious, but you never know. should have taken pics

and yes, i have seen fakes at grey market market, fly by night type stores around ontario too. i can see why they're successful and that ppl really want to believe they're real when the alternative is paying about half a G+ from more 'trustworthy' boutiques/stores that do sell authentics.

 

[nickster]

There is a mall in West Vancouver that sells fake TRs. :shake

 

[itsRobinnn]

are you sure they were fake? I'm not saying you're wrong and that they weren't fakes and i'm sure any walk in store that is selling TR for $100 CAD is pretty suspicious, but you never know. should have taken pics

and yes, i have seen fakes at grey market market, fly by night type stores around ontario too. i can see why they're successful and that ppl really want to believe they're real when the alternative is paying about half a G+ from more 'trustworthy' boutiques/stores that do sell authentics.

well the thing is, before, my friend told me about this store but i never went. I gave him money to buy me a pair, and when i got them, i put up an authentic check on all of them. They were fake. My friend told me that they were the only ones that didn't look that fake. But when i went in the store, i found boxes laying on the floor with bags of TR'S. The TR's were in those fully covered bags with the label on them. Thats when i assumed they were all fake.

 

[tatja]

There is a mall in West Vancouver that sells fake TRs. :shake

Is there?? What is it called

 

[nickster]

I'm not sure if that store is still there but it was in Park Royal Mall.

 

[sungy]

well the thing is, before, my friend told me about this store but i never went. I gave him money to buy me a pair, and when i got them, i put up an authentic check on all of them. They were fake. My friend told me that they were the only ones that didn't look that fake. But when i went in the store, i found boxes laying on the floor with bags of TR'S. The TR's were in those fully covered bags with the label on them. Thats when i assumed they were all fake.

The bolded above is such a crazy statement to me.

 

[emelvee]

Recently, my friend showed me this store outside our shopping mall. (btw if you didn't know, i'm from edmonton, ab, canada. and i live 5 minutes away from the worlds biggest attatched mall). When i walked closer to the store, i had to wait in line to get in, because supposedly there was a sale of true religions for $100 ea. When i got in, i instantly realized everything was FAKE. I couldn't so many people were fooled and mesmerized by these fakes.

Are there any stores like these in your guys' area?

HEY!! I live in Edmonton too!! :woohoo What was the store called? I think I would know what you were talking about.