Mr Dink
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Where's that avy from?Thank you Repped brother
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Where's that avy from?Thank you Repped brother
Thank you for the replies. It is safe to say I will forget about these trainers as it appears you cannot buy them and not worth £5,000 on eBay.
OH you can BUY them. But prolly not for anything less than $2.5K US.
Stores have them. FLIGHT CLUB in NYC/LA, Kickkspott in DC, RIF in Los Angeles. and a couple of other ramdom CONSIGNMENT SHOPS.
These aren't THAT hard to find.
Did you just get into "trainers" yesterday?
Cowboy Bebop brother, if you havent seen it, i highly recommend you watch it, SoooWhere's that avy from?
FYI "Trainers" is the common UK term for athletic shoes, regardless of the activity they were intended for. No different than people in the US calling them "Sneakers"
Yup. Game over, bots. Sure, these ATC services could keep running assuming you provide them an access code, but it would probably be pointless as if you have an access code time will likely not be an issue.Has anyone seen this?
Bots are dead?
http://help-en-us.nike.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/36565/p/3897
Thread on it on niketalk. Very interesting.
http://niketalk.com/t/584108/new-nike-com-system-access-codes#post_19891879
Highly doubtful. These access codes will be provided right around a release. What value do these services carry if they have a small, limited pool of customers to work from? The number of access codes will likely reflect the number of pairs being sold if they do it ideally, or at least nearly that amount. So who are you competing with to secure the pair?It's only a matter of time before the bots adjust.
#Levels to this bot s***
Clearly these low paid customer service people know nothing yet, so quoting them is an exercise in futility until these are actually used in practice.Take it with a grain of salt but here's what a rep said in regard to the code situation
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Well the RSVP system didn't have an access code tied to a specific NDC account. At the very least it means that users will have to obtain and provide the atc/bot service with the access code for the service to have any chance of helping that person. Meaning you will have to specify the release you're after, provide an access code for it, etc. They have cut automation out of the process so these services will have to do more manual work to provide the same level of service, assuming that the access codes outweigh the inventory and there's still a need for them. What I see is releases being limited to access code holders, i.e. "Tier 1". Tier 2 would be open to all and perhaps those services would continue on as normal. Regardless, this certainly will constrain the number of customers these 3rd parties can work with if they aren't made useless altogether.When the new RSVP system dropped, people said the same thing...
Clearly these low paid customer service people know nothing yet, so quoting them is an exercise in futility until these are actually used in practice.
Well the RSVP system didn't have an access code tied to a specific NDC account. At the very least it means that users will have to obtain and provide the atc/bot service with the access code for the service to have any chance of helping that person. Meaning you will have to specify the release you're after, provide an access code for it, etc. They have cut automation out of the process so these services will have to do more manual work to provide the same level of service, assuming that the access codes outweigh the inventory and there's still a need for them. What I see is releases being limited to access code holders, i.e. "Tier 1". Tier 2 would be open to all and perhaps those services would continue on as normal. Regardless, this certainly will constrain the number of customers these 3rd parties can work with if they aren't made useless altogether.
To help people tell the difference between the real and fakes that are currently available on the market i will post a few up close high res, photos and comment on points of interest on my pair of RO AY2.
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(Bigger Box, Fakes using smaller boxs)
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(^Fakes bar codes starting with "885" Legit US and EU bar codes, all starting with "659")
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(Correct Suede not too dark, not too light and changes shade whilst rubbed in different directions)
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(Slim slender toe box not boxy large)
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(Fabric behind the small plastic pyramids)
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(High impact detail nike swoosh)
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(Black diamond mesh behind AY2 logo, and logo placement not too high)
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(Suede backed lace lock with embossed II)
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(Correct shade of red sole)
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(Correct shape of NIKE logo on sole)
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(Mirror finish gold tips)
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(Correct secret code and placement)
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(Different colored "red" used in legit pairs strap)
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(glue stains and imperfections on suede, correct diagonal mesh)
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If you want anymore pictures or requests let me know and ill update, if this helped you rep-a-brother. Peace
I am not sure, sorry ive just paid and awaiting shipping, i will have these in hand on Monday-Tuesday so i will check then and answer sorry.Do the gold lace tips screw off? I heard they don't on fake pairs.
Get back to me when this is live. This is just like any sort of encryption. You can't just generate a code without a matching code/key on the server side. I imagine this is not even fully implemented yet or we would have seen this week's releases using it. The idea you can generate your own codes that work is laughable from a programming/security perspective though.Clearly these low paid customer service people know nothing yet, so quoting them is an exercise in futility until these are actually used in practice.
Well the RSVP system didn't have an access code tied to a specific NDC account. At the very least it means that users will have to obtain and provide the atc/bot service with the access code for the service to have any chance of helping that person. Meaning you will have to specify the release you're after, provide an access code for it, etc. They have cut automation out of the process so these services will have to do more manual work to provide the same level of service, assuming that the access codes outweigh the inventory and there's still a need for them. What I see is releases being limited to access code holders, i.e. "Tier 1". Tier 2 would be open to all and perhaps those services would continue on as normal. Regardless, this certainly will constrain the number of customers these 3rd parties can work with if they aren't made useless altogether.
Someone all ready found a way to generate their access code. So not sure what's next