Group Buying Adidas Shoe Code Has Been Tampered With &Nbsp; Trademark Fading Is Suspected Of Counterfeit Goods.

In December 28th, Ms. Liang received the flying net.

Double label: outer layer 38 yards, inner layer 39 yards.

According to Ms. Liang, consumers bought 530 pairs of Adidas sneakers in the flying group net in December 18th, and one of them ordered 38 yards in 2.

In December 28th, Ms. Liang tried to wear the shoes immediately after receiving the shoes, and found that the shoes were larger than she ordered, so she took off her shoes and looked at the shoe numbers.

On the inside of the shoe, although the shoe is marked 38 yards, the label with the shoe code is obviously stickup. After it is torn off, it is found that there is a real label in it. There is a label in it, which is printed on 39 yards.

At this point, Mrs. Liang realized that the shoe code could be tampered with.

Flight crew customer service: Shipper did not check well.

After learning about this situation, the reporter contacted the customer service through the QQ number of the flying group after sale. After explaining the situation, the other side expressed the hope that the customer could directly contact the customer service, and only confirmed that Ms. Liang was indeed buying the product from the flying group, so the customer service could handle the matter.

On the afternoon of December 28th, Ms. Liang negotiated with the customer service personnel on the issue of shoe size. After providing the odd number, product photos and other relevant information, the other party said that the shoes of 38 yards had already been discontinued. At that time, the customer service staff had contacted Ms. Liang, but no one answered the phone.

The customer service staff explained that the shoes received by Ms. Liang were returned by another customer. At that time, the customer ordered 39 yards. After receiving the goods, they were asked to replace the shoes because of the unsuitable size of the shoes. Maybe the customer tampered with the shoe code for 38 yards in order not to pay the postage, resulting in the illusion of the wrong shoes.

The shipper did not check the label when he sent the shoe to Mrs. Liang, so this happened.

After consultation, customer service expressed willingness to replace Ms. Liang.

Letter fading suspect fake customer service: support counter checking.

Liang also reflected that the blue letter "I" in one of the shoes on the adidas trademark had been discolored and white, and the corresponding correspondence between the alphabet and the number on the shoe label was also different from that on the Internet. It was suspected that the shoes were counterfeit Adidas products.

Customer service staff said the shoes were genuine and support the counter inspection.

On the website of the flying group, the website also marked the word "genuine guarantee". Liang said she would check the authenticity of the product in the near future.