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Following I wanna see where this goes. I'm predicting 1 of 2 things they take your money and you file a claim to get it back or 2 you get them but they are knock offs and either don't work or they are just like the casings with no parts inside.
There’s no indicator on the heelpiece. It may just be a green screen issue, or it could mean the heelpiece is a shell.
There is a chance these are a pair that “fell off” the assembly line or have some kind of defect.
I also noticed they didn’t say they were giving you a pair, but that could be a translation issue.
Godspeed on your sketch venture.
if it seems too good to be true, it probably is, but especially when it concerns Look products and buying stuff off mysterious Chinese websites
personally i wouldn't do it even if i went in 100% okay with the fact i might lose the money i pay them. the site screams "scam" and i don't know enough to be confident about what they might be able to do with your card info. i'd say be safe and move on entirely, don't give your card info to faceless sites that are almost certainly not on the up and up
Young_IPMCThere is a chance these are a pair that “fell off” the assembly line or have some kind of defect.
I also noticed they didn’t say they were giving you a pair, but that could be a translation issue.
Godspeed on your sketch venture.
That seems hella negligent on the manufacturers part, if something like a binding has a defect it should be destroyed, not sold to a third party
a_burgerThat seems hella negligent on the manufacturers part, if something like a binding has a defect it should be destroyed, not sold to a third party
