(NO BUY/SELL/TRADE POSTS) Air Jordan GOLF footwear - AJ12 Low G Cherry - 12/13/22

[mission_scratch]

Those errors were because your account wasn’t selected. You could gain access to the cart and even load the payment screen, but it Nike didn’t give you the access there was no way to proceed with the order.

[hurley999s]

Just checking in now. I know the reserves cane and went, but is there any way to tell in the Nike app if you were selected to reserve a pair and you just didn’t act quick enough? I got no notification, no email, so just curious if I ever received a reserve and missed out, is there any way I can tell? It would make me feel better if I just wasn’t selected.

[rjp217]

> @StillCantPutt said:

> Paid $300 on StockX. A $60 premium not to have to fight the crowds Friday morning is more than worth it.

 

The shoe is $220. So that’s $80 not including shipping and tax, right? I’m considering the secondary market as well.

[StillCantPutt]

> @rjp217 said:

> > @StillCantPutt said:

> > Paid $300 on StockX. A $60 premium not to have to fight the crowds Friday morning is more than worth it.

>

> The shoe is $220. So that’s $80 not including shipping and tax, right? I’m considering the secondary market as well.

Tax is 10% where I live so it’s $240+ retail for me

 

[rjp217]

> @StillCantPutt said:

> > @rjp217 said:

> > > @StillCantPutt said:

> > > Paid $300 on StockX. A $60 premium not to have to fight the crowds Friday morning is more than worth it.

> >

> > The shoe is $220. So that’s $80 not including shipping and tax, right? I’m considering the secondary market as well.

> Tax is 10% where I live so it’s $240+ retail for me

>

 

Gotcha, no tax in MA on Nike but def we do at StockX

[hoselshot82]

I bought on StockX for 311. More than I wanted to spend But I have been WAITING for these for quite some time now.

 

Now I just hope the StockX purchase actually gets fufilled

[rjp217]

> @hoselshot82 said:

> I bought on StockX for 311. More than I wanted to spend But I have been WAITING for these for quite some time now.

>

> Now I just hope the StockX purchase actually gets fufilled

 

Does that happen often? I’ve only purchased a few pairs on there

[JRS1939]

I don't understand why stock x and Ebay are charging tax even the tax is initially paid from Nike and it's a private party sale with a broker essentially

[snagy2000]

> @JRS1939 said:

> I don't understand why stock x and Ebay are charging tax even the tax is initially paid from Nike and it's a private party sale with a broker essentially

 

States are cracking down...Just use the Google to learn...

[JRS1939]

> @snagy2000 said:

> > @JRS1939 said:

> > I don't understand why stock x and Ebay are charging tax even the tax is initially paid from Nike and it's a private party sale with a broker essentially

>

> States are cracking down...Just use the Google to learn...

 

Stock X and Ebay are brokers not retailers they should not have to tax anything. If I sell you my car, you don't pay tax on it. If you buy your car from the dealer, you pay tax on it.

[snagy2000]

> @JRS1939 said:

> > @snagy2000 said:

> > > @JRS1939 said:

> > > I don't understand why stock x and Ebay are charging tax even the tax is initially paid from Nike and it's a private party sale with a broker essentially

> >

> > States are cracking down...Just use the Google to learn...

>

> Stock X and Ebay are brokers not retailers they should not have to tax anything. If I sell you my car, you don't pay tax on it. If you buy your car from the dealer, you pay tax on it.

 

Um ok, try that in Texas and let me know if you're not taxed when you register the vehicle. Pretty sure those organizations (Stock X and Ebay), like many others providing a service, fail being brokers in the eyes of some new state laws and are required to pay taxes on services rendered.

[Therealpatgiles]

> @JRS1939 said:

> > @snagy2000 said:

> > > @JRS1939 said:

> > > I don't understand why stock x and Ebay are charging tax even the tax is initially paid from Nike and it's a private party sale with a broker essentially

> >

> > States are cracking down...Just use the Google to learn...

>

> Stock X and Ebay are brokers not retailers they should not have to tax anything. If I sell you my car, you don't pay tax on it. If you buy your car from the dealer, you pay tax on it.

 

In Michigan if you sell me your car, I pay 6 percent tax on the sale price to register it. No tax if it is immediate family.

[rjp217]

Took the plunge, bought aftermarket. Now I’ll probably get through on Nike ?‍♂️

[dmb3535]

Something tells me these will not be as limited as people were expecting (strictly my opinion) because stockx is usually very good at putting a premium on limited shoes. I buy a lot of limited sneakers and those guys usually are dead on after a presale on where the market will usually lay and pay for a shoe

[swoosh21]

I don't see these as limited as well. If PGASS or GG releases these, they're not limited.

[StillCantPutt]

I’d have to agree - seems like they will the way of all white version that came out last. Perhaps they actually are listening to their customers and releasing enough to supply the demand. I hope it’s a trend that continues for golf shoes at least.

[rjp217]

Tough to tell with the secondary market. In my size at least, the Concords have really shot up of late whereas the Whites took a nosedive. It’s hard to tell this early if the Greys will be as sought after. Now would be a good time to buy in my opinion with it being somewhat close to retail, you won’t be out much either way.

[swoosh21]

OG colorways will usually do better.

[rjp217]

There’s a difference though in supply vs demand and aftermarket prices. Both the Concords and Whites were not easy to purchase at all when released. The difference between the two in terms of aftermarket price, at least in my opinion, were that an all White shoe isn’t as appealing as the Concords.

Either way, youre not going to see the Greys sit on Nike’s site for all to swing through and casually purchase. Hopefully, the demand is lower if you can’t get them day of release and want to buy aftermarket and not get raked for it.

[agood3putt]

Pulled the trigger on a pair for $270 on StockX. Now I get to bypass the craziness on Friday

[Shankapod]

Yea I too think they wont be so limited. If so, StockX prices are super reasonable right now. Hopefully they still will be if I strike out Friday

[Shankapod]

2 questions for you who have bought on StockX:

1) How long is my bid able to be accepted by a seller?

2) If I buy a pair and they dont fit (or....I can get them cheaper on Friday....) can I return them?

[agood3putt]

1) don’t know how long they have. Seems there is no timetable that’s why I look for the cheapest buy now price and scoop it up

 

2) you cannot return to stock x. If they didn’t fit you’d have to resell them on Stock X or on BST, etc

[swoosh21]

Your bid stays until someone takes it. I don’t recall an expire date.

[StillCantPutt]

The default is 30 days

[Shankapod]

Thanks gents

[cookszn]

Bids are good for 30 days, I have never returned an item from stock x but I believe you can. Just don't cut off their authentication tag.

[cookszn]

the price of these shoes should be higher. they haven't even released yet.

[agood3putt]

Doesn’t look like they allow returns

 

[swoosh21]

That’s how they make more money on fees. If there’s evidence that the sneaker is fake, they will take it back or if you find a major defect. You just have to blast them on social media. Also, they do pass fakes on very rare occasions. I wouldn't worry on these though.