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Because there isn't enough of us big men for them to make money off of.

Hopefully people are still checking out this thread. Me and a couple of people are seriously trying to get Dunks Exchange to come to Denver. Not a halfass, just email them and see what they say attempt. A seriousattempt. We are just at the beginning of this, but we want to get as many people...

Does anyone know what happened to The 400? Are they still closed?

Whats the story behind this? http://twitpic.com/oi30f

Look at the heal/ankle area of those shoes, they look horrible. Thats usually a sign of fakes. As for the rubber covering the mesh, we'll have to wait for an authentic pair comes up. I've seen the scetches of these and those have the rubber lined up with the bottom, like fakes are right now...

I don't think NIke know just how big the problem is. And no, I wouldn't make my own fake Jordans.

I'm only trying to point out your an @#%$. Whoops, I guess I just got banned ;)

It's not just this post. I've been reading your statements for some years now. They always seem to have snide comments in them. Comments that can be taken as being a personal attack. Enough of this, back to fake spottin'.

Maybe people wouldn't take your posts so personally if you didn't make statements that seem like personal attacks ;) Anyway, if you go to Instyle, we've been working on these types of guides for a while now. And we are continuing to update and make new guides.

And, as long as there are people like us on these boards, we will always stay ahead of them. There will always be members dedicated to spotting fakes.

Right now we give out enough information to help people. We point out the most obvious areas. Would you rather give out 75-80% of what we know and still be able to tell a fake, or give out 100% and in two months have fakes that can't be detected? Like I said before, the people that make these...

They step up there game no matter what. If they get the info from us or someplace else. We will always have to keep updating posts like this. There's no point in helping them by just giving away everything we know. If we keep some info away from them, there's a chance they wont notice it and fix it.

Because the people making these shoes are reading these sites. If we post everything wrong with fakes, they will know and fix them. Tag info, we started saying look at the tag info to spot fakes, they fixed that. We say look at curtain areas on a shoe, they start taking pics trying to cover...

We don't say everything wrong with them. At least I don't. Just the most obvious differences.

This is what I've posted on several different sites. Here are some pictures of a fake pair of IV's. I stole these pics from an eBay auction. They are claimed to be size 13. 1- The rubber covering the mesh should be line up with the top of the panel, not the bottom. 2- Stitching looks bad...