So on July 10, 2016, I purchased my first pair of Jordans off of Ebay. I recieved them on time and the day I got them I realized that there were some pen markings on the shoe that I cleaned off, and some **bleep**ty gluework on some parts of the shoe. So I quickly sent a message to the seller, and he claims that someone associated with him must of made the pen markings, so he apoligized and refunded 20$, so I got the shoes for 100 without shipping. So many months pass, and they sat in my spare shoe box because they didn't come with one, and the reason I didn't wear them was because I was already mid-way through the school year and there is god **bleep** snow outside, so I didn't wear them at all. This school year, I finally wear them for the first time, and **bleep** did they look good from my eye because I don't have a clue that they are actually fakes, really good fakes. I instantly get called out by one of my buddies, a sneakerhead, and tells me that it's a really good replica, known as a Supermax Perfect. At the time I didn't know what the hell that was, so I did some research, and I found an exact pair of the shoes I bought, on some replica site, selling for 108$, supermax perfect condition, so I concluded that this scumbag must be buying these supermax replicas and selling them as authentic on ebay for about 30+ more. Now I wish I could contact the seller about this, but for some reason I can't file a money back gurantee case or even contact the seller because of how long it's has been. Even the exchange of messages I had with the seller about the pen marks and glue marks are gone as well.... Is there anything I can do? They are probably the best replicas I've ever seen so far, based on youtube videos of fakes, but I payed for the AUTHENTIC ones, not replicas. If someone could please advise me on what to do, would be appreciated.
