What girl like a guy cause of his shoes? And what juggalo cares that much about fashion? I still find it all very shallow.

Do NOT fall for the "too good to be true" Jordan prices.  Let's just be honest -- ALL Air Jordans are in HIGH DEMAND.  Sellers know this and are not going to settle for a cheap price.  If you spot a pair of Jordans for a STEAL PRICE, the chances are that the shoes are probably an attempt to STEAL your money (i.e. they are probably fakes)!  NEW Real Jordans generally sell for $150+. Be doubtful of any new Air Jordans that are sold under $100. Many of these shoes are limited edition and sell out quickly, so there is no motivation for a seller to drop the price below retail.

Does the "style-number" which appears on the INSIDE TAG of the shoe correspond with the "style-number" from a reputable site that sells Jordans?  If not, the shoes are most likely FAKES. Some of the OG Jordans came with a stitched tag; however, on the newer retros, the tag is usually glued into the shoe. Use this knowledge to your advantage and ask for photos of the tag to see if you can detect any clues of a possible fake.

Do the shoes come with the CORRECT box? If not, the shoes are most likely fakes.  You can spot a REAL box by seeing if the colorway description matches that of the shoe your buying AND if the numbers match the numbers of a REAL box.  If NO BOX is included, I would NOT recommend purchasing the shoes (under any circumstances). You can google which box is the correct box.

Do the shoes come with the CORRECT Retro Card?  If not, this is something to be suspect of.  It doesn't necessarily mean they are fake, but is suspicious.  PLEASE NOTE -- OG (original releases) were NEVER produced with "retro cards".  ONLY RETROED SHOES come with "retro cards".

Is the COLORWAY of the shoe a suspicious colorway?  If so, they most likely are fakes.  There were a few odd colorways produced such as the Ray Allen XIIs and the Eminem IVs; however, you can never be too careful.  Make sure the colorway is an official colorway. If a person sells a colorway that is not listed on any direct Nike supplier site, it is a counterfeit product.

Do the Jordans come with a receipt of purchase?  If not, ask the seller about some background info. about the shoe (where he bought them, etc.).  If he does not reply, I would NOT recommend purchasing the shoes.

Check for a midsole point. This is where the side fabric transitions into the front of the shoe. It is usually a different fabric and color than the toe section. On real Jordans, the midsole point will be in front of the bottom lace hole. On fake Jordans, the midsole point will often match the bottom lace hole.

Scrutinize the lacing on the shoes. On authentic Air Jordans, the bottom lace holes will be set wider than the subsequent lace holes. The next second lace hole will be slightly further out and the third lace hole will be almost in line with the other lace holes. Fake Air Jordans usually have all the holes in a straight line for easier construction.

If the seller won't use a reputable selling site, DO NOT BUY! There is a reason they will not go through a reputable method where user feedback is recorded.

@cheapjsandtimbs ,

So if your shoes are not fake, then prove it. Lets get good pictures of several of the shoes you are selling. Pictures of the box on the info side. Pictures of the inside tag clearly showing the style number and barcode for verification. Pictures of receipt of purchase. Pictures of the lacing holes (side view showing all holes). Pictures of the midsole point. And clear pictures of the stitched logo on the shoes.

If you can't do this, then stop advertising on this forum. It will be considered spam. This is not a site for selling counterfeit merchandise. Prove it is authentic or stop talking about the shoes you sell.