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Hey

THE GIST:

I work for Nike in the warehouse, I have been getting Nikes off the floor for past few months and have over 30 pairs and not a single chance of getting caught, these shoes are "damaged" and then "destroyed."

Send me a private message with the shoes you want that are available on the Nike.com website with link, size, and variation.

I never used BTC, had a friend help set this up for me. I hope this is the right website, and right place. lol

COST:

20% Of Retail Cost; Payable BTC ONLY

DELIVERY:

1-3 Weeks depending on volume, this is new! You will get your shoes, just depends on amount of sales. I can take 2 to 7 a week. Will ship ASAP standard delivery, will come in original packaging, untouched, unworn, brand new off the floor except "damaged. ::)""

Hi,

Would you be willing to ship to Germany?
Would you be willing to accept a forum escrow?

Since youre a new member and I have no way to make sure this is legit.

Interested as well if escrow is possible. Consider PMing me if that's true. Thank you

I just saw this thread and I'm also interested. It seems though that OP either forgot to look out his thread or he is not "serious"/ legit...
@OP: Anyways, if this offer still stands let us know.

P.S: It will also be great to inform us if you can ship internationally.

This is either purchase of stolen goods / hiring someone to steal, or a straight up scam. How much are those shoes, $300? $400? Really worth it for $60-80 "savings"?

As OP said (if he is telling the truth), these products are ready for withdrawal/ destruction thus not stolen. A lot of companies, if not all, do the same thing and for sure there will be employees that "grab" the chance and get some of these "damaged" products to sell them or use them for their own.


Some shoes worth that much, even more, so why not save as much as you can?

Doesn't sound like that to me. It's Nike property that the OP seems to be smuggling out of their workplace and selling on the side, no different from any other workplace theft regardless of what Nike was planning to do with that product. Unless there's a bin in that warehouse labelled "take one pair home" but I very much doubt it, even if the mythical warehouse that damages 7 pairs of shoes a week exists at all.

If you take the "damaged" product before it reaches the destruction point, then yes it can consider as a theft. If you though take it when it is in the destruction point, then it's not (that's why the destruction point is not known from others). When I was working as an executive of a large multi-company, we send products for destruction and it was a common "secret"  that employees get to this point and take whatever they want. The company won't care for this as long as the employees didn't take them before they reach the destruction point. That's why I said that it can be done. :)


Lol, I'm sure that this bin doesn't exist in any place but it's not mythical that companies have flaws in products (from a frayed cable of a refrigerator to a wrong thread in a shoe) and they withdraw them or selling them at a very low price (informing customers that these products have flaws). I'm sure that they destroy more than 7 pairs per week but that's not the point here. The point is that OP can take 7 pairs per week from there, as he claims!

Legalities aside, yes, I can imagine some hypothetical scenarios where that's tolerable or even good for the business if some employees take some products for their own personal use - less stuff to destroy, less waste to dispose of etc. But I can't imagine a scenario where the OP's side hustle is acceptable to Nike as it cuts into their own sales and puts defective product into the market.

Unless the OP can explain how this is not theft I will assume it is.

It's theft.... plain and simple!  

You will be buying stolen goods, period!

There is NO WAY to justify what the OP is doing.... they would not have said anything about "getting caught" if they were no stealing the items.

If saving 20% with all the risk involved here is that important to you.... maybe you shouldn't be spending money on the shoes in the first place. ;)



Quoting the OP in to monitor changes to this SCAM:

I bet that he can't, that's why he is not replying...


I'm not justifying anything, I share my personal knowledge and experience for this matter. Nothing more, nothing less. You are right though about the "getting caught" phrase, it shows that OP gets them before they even arrive in the destruction point...


I think you get me wrong but nevermind and sorry, but I spend a lot more on shoes than a $200 Nike pair. Besides, I can't walk barefoot! ;D
Btw getting a replica it costs a lot less than OP's 20% "discount...

Is shipping worldwide possible? Does fees are covered within?

I dont think we will get any replies from this seller...

Or has anyone done business with him?

Only newbie here, but the OP isn't online since Aug 27th. He doesn't seem to want to continue his business here.
Maybe a scam / stolen goods sale after all.

I think that's the correct sentence Jimako... ;)

And it doesn't make sense though, official Nike stores all over the world are doing sales 10% to as high as 50% off. So why would I try someone here, specially a newbies, plus the shipping fees are going to be very high.

So thanks but no thanks, everyone shouldn't be caught by this so called sales or price-off. So can get better deal in your local Nike stores.