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Either they are just spinning peoples wheels or they are absolutely out of touch, like most decision makers in this country.This is a direct result from Nike’s decision.
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Yea, the apps and website are the issue. It’s too easy for bots to beat them. Actually putting stock in brick and mortar would at least give people a chance. Footlockers a glorified team jordan storeThat’s because most of the shoes went to this kid. Y’all remember?
The problem is you can increase the amount pairs but it doesn’t change the fact bots are snatching up everything.
Get rid of bots… problem solved.
You underestimate the money some of these resellers have. I know one. It doesn’t matter how many you make, they will still buy them up and stock half for years and sell half nowWhy just focus on bots when you can eliminate the entire issue?
Shoes have resell value because there is currently more buyers for the shoe than pairs available. Yes part of that scarcity does come from bots but they don’t override simple economics.
If you increase the supply and the demand stays the same the price will drop. Bots are a byproduct of people wanting an advantage to secure a hard to get product.
If it’s enough pairs for those that want the shoe. You will also eliminate bots.
No major reseller wants to sit on stock... Especially not for years.You underestimate the money some of these resellers have. I know one. It doesn’t matter how many you make, they will still buy them up and stock half for years and sell half now
Correct, which is why this matters. They are losing consumers due to their own doings of a ****ty application "snkrs"Who the hell are they kidding Shareholders are all that matter. Capitalism gone capitalism but please don’t patronize the same black community that singlehandedly made your products cool to the masses when all you really give a damn about is your bottom line and then some.
The Xmas 11 is a good example of what increased numbers does to a covered release.I haven't bought a pair of J's in years but Cool Grey Xi's are a personal favorite so I will try for those. Thankfully they ramp up the production numbers for Christmas.
Yea, the apps and website are the issue. It’s too easy for bots to beat them. Actually putting stock in brick and mortar would at least give people a chance. Footlockers a glorified team jordan store
There’ll never be enough pairs for people that want them. That’s expected and somewhat necessary.Why just focus on bots when you can eliminate the entire issue?
Shoes have resell value because there is currently more buyers for the shoe than pairs available. Yes part of that scarcity does come from bots but they don’t override simple economics.
If you increase the supply and the demand stays the same the price will drop. Bots are a byproduct of people wanting an advantage to secure a hard to get product.
If it’s enough pairs for those that want the shoe. You will also eliminate bots.
Thrift store look is gonna be the new fad. Crazy how a label and expensive tag is ask it takes to make people think something is high fashion.i thought it was dumb when they started releasing pre-yellowed, fake dirty/worn shoes but they’re gonna release a pre-crumbled shoe. A FAKE BROKEN SHOE!
and people will pay stupid resell prices to own one
I'm not sure if shoe production is like my industry. I work in the electric mobility space, and when we sell out, I always get told by customers and/or retailers, "just make more bikes". Easier said than done. To make a bike, it takes parts. Parts come from a number of different suppliers, stock is scares for suppliers, especially in an industry were pretty much brands share or use similar parts. Some parts on back order for 9 months, some brands outbid others for parts. It's a tough game. Customers and retailers don't see that, or understand. I wonder if it's the same for Nike.Just stop the BS and make the shoes available.
I'm not sure if shoe production is like my industry. I work in the electric mobility space, and when we sell out, I always get told by customers and/or retailers, "just make more bikes". Easier said than done. To make a bike, it takes parts. Parts come from a number of different suppliers, stock is scares for suppliers, especially in an industry were pretty much brands share or use similar parts. Some parts on back order for 9 months, some brands outbid others for parts. It's a tough game. Customers and retailers don't see that, or understand. I wonder if it's the same for Nike.
Hype is wild man.All these problems combined with this pandemic, getting older, and the troublesome effort to obtain popular highly demanded things, which is a gamble for the most part, makes me realize it's time to sell most of my collection. Stack up cash and change priorities. If customers are paying, then it's time.
What app is this?Hype is wild man.
My big bro been wearing these dunks for 15 years and they are beat. He had me sell em last week to help fund a housing project we are working on.
With that said now is definitely the time. If y'all want **** like this that bad y'all can have it.
What app is this?
Which is why preorders are the way to go with limits per household.You underestimate the money some of these resellers have. I know one. It doesn’t matter how many you make, they will still buy them up and stock half for years and sell half now
Which is why preorders are the way to go with limits per household.
You can have $100k just for shoes, but you can't have 1000 addresses.
Tweed cant crease.Hype is wild man.
My big bro been wearing these dunks for 15 years and they are beat. He had me sell em last week to help fund a housing project we are working on.
With that said now is definitely the time. If y'all want **** like this that bad y'all can have it.