Don't Get Fooled By Phony FramesSpotting Fake Oakley Sunglasses on Ebay
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![]() ![]() [Refund and Return policy] This seller does not offer a return policy. This does not justify a red flag itself, because many legit sellers do not offer returns on used merchandise. However, these are listed as new items, so a no return policy is a red flag in this case. [Power point four assessment] This seller does not offer a return policy. However in the seller's feedback, there is someone claiming they got a full refund. Either the seller is flexible, or they changed their policy after they granted that refund. Below is the seller's actual description, more clues are available within this description. [Seller description] (Seller description will be discussed in this section, to conform to our tutorial). The seller writes: Oakley Radar Sunglasses Notes on seller description:
![]() [Assessment] No second opinion is needed as the evidence against these glasses via the listing images was conclusive enough to confirm it a fake. [The Damage] These sunglasses ended with 25 bids, and sold for $96.00. Another example of how $100 could have been saved with a few simple tips. (The good news is that the buyer earned $1.89 in ebay bucks!) Summary: Power point [1] † Power point [2] † Power point [3] † Power point [4] † Power point [5] -- Oakley Sunglasses Oakley for Men Oakley for Women Oakley Polarized Oakley Jawbone Oakley Frogskins Oakley Juliet Oakley M Frame Oakley Blades Oakley Half Jacket Oakley Radar Oakley Radar Patch Oakley Thump Oakley Thump Pro Oakley Thump 2 Oakley Radar Range Oakley O ROKR Case Study 1 Case study 2 Case study 3 Case study 4 Fake Coach Craigslist Sunglasses studies Fake Oakley ebay ← |