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Was talking to one of my homies about this... Nowadays a lot of people come at the reseller...
Is it wrong to buy a shoe solely for trade bait?
He was saying buying a shoe just for trade bait is almost as bad as reselling, because your taking a shoe from someone else that could have copped to rock.
This is a grey area, but I think it does start to really get unfair based on rarity, demand, and resell value.
If the shoes aren't very hyped... trade bait isn't so bad. Many of the people who wanted them... got them.
But if you cop shoes that have doubled, or tripled in value from as soon as the launch date... this is where it ethically tends to get frowned upon.
We all want certain kicks... and we all want them for the lowest price.
Next time think twice if you're purchasing just to trade. You aren't wrong, but good/bad karma will always come around.
Def see what you're saying.
I'd figure it's somewhat appropriate to post in this thread because I've noticed some people doing this with their extra pairs.
Yeah.. I like to think...
How badly do I want these? What about everyone else?
How hard will I try to get these? What about everyone else?
If many other people want it just as bad as you do and the availability just isn't there, it's not only an act of kindness not to get greedy but also healthier for this hobby in the long run.
If the reselling force just becomes too strong and dominant, interest in sneaker collecting will crumble. People can only pushed so far before enough is enough.
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Quote the freaking truth! nicely said gentlemen, this is the point that separates the real sneakermen from the fakes. This whole board been infiltrated