Please help, PayPal limited.

[Pimpinela]

Greetings everyone!!


I have been selling counterfeit UGG boots (look extremely authentic) and have been doing very well, have been receiving all positive feedbacks, I have 31 positive and average of 4.8 - 5.0 DSR until PayPal decided to limit my account.

I have sent the last 2 Tracking Numbers to confirm that product has arrived, will be uploading a cellphone receipt to confirm address, credit card has been confirmed. BUUT I don't know what to put for supplier information since I sell VERO items (keep in mind they're boots).


Anyone have any ideas? Please help me out on this one.

Thanks in advance.

[cpm]

You get what you deserve.

[Pimpinela]

Great help.. thanks :/

[nkwatch]

Just find any Supplier on google and give there info ... no that hard

[Pimpinela]

So best advice is to just put ANY Chinese Supplier Information?? OR put a legit one, for example: UGG website, Nordstorm, etc?

[oompaloompa]

oh c'mon, we arent talking malaria medicine - selling faux uggs at a low price is what the girls want, the bids are huge on there, I dont see the harm of that aspect, the buyer is ecstatic to get it for $40 instead of $180

unfortunately uggs will get you taken down if sold in mid to large quantities.

chinese supplier info? No!! - its gotta be legit.

my opinion though is that the rights owner is on ebays back and you may not be successful whatever you submit...another thing is sometimes is fairly obvious from pics on listing that they arent genuine, and that seals it for a seller..

[cpm]

Sure, what if I want to get a pair for someone. How do I know it's genuine or not. If the description states that this so and so product is a copy (ie. ⊗⊗⊗⊗) then that would be fine. But if they are ⊗⊗⊗⊗ and being passed off as genuine then there is problem there, not to mention it being inethical.

Without knowing what the listing looks like, is there a hidden subtext to these types of auctions which goes without saying that this auction is for a ⊗⊗⊗⊗/copy?

[oompaloompa]

I agree with that aspect actually cpm, I dont really like the word genuine and receipt in a listing for faux stuff..

I only buy real, then again I can usually tell from pics, its kinda obvious usually..I would go beserk if I got a faux item in post - seriously theyd be caned...

if you are a seller, you are asking for trouble big time if you do this because people are being fooled and you are likely to get complaints

whereas, the girl or guy that likes brand names and throw away fashion at good prices, actively wants this stuff and knows what it is or doesnt care

anyway dont sell Uggs, you will lose account eventually ..........source other types of goods for your main stock, you cannot sell most faux stuff in more than a few quantities on one account FULL STOP

[diplomatx]

just know paypal do contact your supplier!

[First Edition]

They only contact them, they do not verify you're a distributor

[cpm]

They might as well verify a suppplier by looking in a phone book in that case.