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A:
updated
(08/02/2012)
Yes they are. In the past most Adidas, Reebok and Puma sneakers
were made in Europe; and likewise, most Nike sneakers were made
in North America. Present day, these trainers are made in the Far
East, most commonly in China, Vietnam, and Indonesia. This has probably
given counterfeiters in these country an excellent insight into
how these sneakers are manufactured; and therefore, it comes as
no surprise that the majority of counterfeits originate from this
part of the World. With classic limited release sneakers fetching
upwards of $100, there is an immense amount of money which can be
made from selling counterfeits of these sneakers over the Web. Therefore,
it is advisable to learn as much as you can about the trainer you
are purchasing - to spot if it is a fake - and also to double check
the reputation of the seller you are buying from.
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