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Customized Authentic Jersey?

I don't personally. I was always under the assumption that the way to grab an authentic customized jersey would be through the NFL Shop or your favorite team's website, being http://www.miamidolphins.com.

Now if you weren't looking for an customized authentic, I'd highly recommend keeping an eye on eBay. Popular player authentic jerseys pop up all the time for $60 Buy-It-Now. I just saw a Jake Long one up not too long ago.
 
Crayons said:
I don't personally. I was always under the assumption that the way to grab an authentic customized jersey would be through the NFL Shop or your favorite team's website, being http://www.miamidolphins.com.

Now if you weren't looking for an customized authentic, I'd highly recommend keeping an eye on eBay. Popular player authentic jerseys pop up all the time for $60 Buy-It-Now. I just saw a Jake Long one up not too long ago.
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Be careful with those so called EBAY authentic jerseys. I got caught out there with one of those jerseys. I have a few authentics that I purchased from nfl shop and there is a difference in quality, they are very close. If you don't mind then you can take your chances.
 
I dont know about others, but the authentic jerseys I have on ebay from time to time, are really authentic. I buy them in Footlocker. Are footlocker jerseys authentic?
 
Taysia said:
Be careful with those so called EBAY authentic jerseys. I got caught out there with one of those jerseys. I have a few authentics that I purchased from nfl shop and there is a difference in quality, they are very close. If you don't mind then you can take your chances.
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I purchased an "authentic" Zach Thomas home jersey and an "authentic" Michael Vick home jersey off of eBay. Both of them had the tags, weren't fishy, and the users had fantastic reviews. I would say the ones I grabbed for $60 a piece were no doubt authentic.

If for some reason I was burned then it was the best burn ever, it felt good. The quality on the ones I've recieved are way up there with other authentics.

Honestly, I think my chances are REALLY good if I'm buying a high draft pick or popular / older player from a team and the seller has 99%+ feedback and many sales. I would NEVER order from a start-up account.

I understand what you're talking about though, there's always a buyer beware scenario.
 
Crayons said:
I purchased an "authentic" Zach Thomas home jersey and an "authentic" Michael Vick home jersey off of eBay. Both of them had the tags, weren't fishy, and the users had fantastic reviews. I would say the ones I grabbed for $60 a piece were no doubt authentic.

If for some reason I was burned then it was the best burn ever, it felt good. The quality on the ones I've recieved are way up there with other authentics.

Honestly, I think my chances are REALLY good if I'm buying a high draft pick or popular / older player from a team and the seller has 99%+ feedback and many sales. I would NEVER order from a start-up account.

I understand what you're talking about though, there's always a buyer beware scenario.
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The thing with the feedback is, how many people actually give bad feedback. Most people are scared of receiving bad feedback back if they give it. Mine is 100%, but its mostly as a buyer. I just started selling jerseys 2 weeks ago, and have sold 5 jerseys so far
 
You can buy auth. jerseys on the web. There are a bunch of places. I'm 5'11 and 155 and the size 48 is a very good size.
 
dolfan94 said:
The thing with the feedback is, how many people actually give bad feedback. Most people are scared of receiving bad feedback back if they give it. Mine is 100%, but its mostly as a buyer. I just started selling jerseys 2 weeks ago, and have sold 5 jerseys so far
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What is nice is eBay recently made changes to benefit the buyer. Buyers cannot leave negative feedback anymore, so buyers are now allowed to give negative feedback when it is due. Yeah, there was a "fear factor" before. This new change is actually nice, I disliked it at first because I felt like it promoted scam buyers.
 
All the ones off ebay are made in Korea, which if you look at the tags on the actual ones you buy in the store is the same. I have a few buddies that are stationed in Korea that I have had them get me a couple. My Dpep I ordered came with every tag that would be on the ones at the store. The Brown and Ginn didn't have the tags and the Fins logo was a little bigger than normal, but you can't notice unless you are looking for it. Worth it for $40
 
13mademeafan said:
All the ones off ebay are made in Korea, which if you look at the tags on the actual ones you buy in the store is the same. I have a few buddies that are stationed in Korea that I have had them get me a couple. My Dpep I ordered came with every tag that would be on the ones at the store. The Brown and Ginn didn't have the tags and the Fins logo was a little bigger than normal, but you can't notice unless you are looking for it. Worth it for $40
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You can grab those ones here: www.dhgate.com
 
I'm scared of buying them anywhere but the official site because they'll probably be in China or something.
 
Crayons said:
What is nice is eBay recently made changes to benefit the buyer. Buyers cannot leave negative feedback anymore, so buyers are now allowed to give negative feedback when it is due. Yeah, there was a "fear factor" before. This new change is actually nice, I disliked it at first because I felt like it promoted scam buyers.
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Yea, I gave negative feedback on a GPS, and the seller gave me positive feedback.

I buy my authentics at footlocker, they have the authentics tag, everything stitched, so are they authentic?
 
The price for an authentic jersey these days is ridiculous. The one i'm wearing in my sig cost $150.00 back in '97 and I thought they were overpriced back then.
 
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