Published On Jan 1, 2020
If you shop online for football boots, you've probably seen a website called 'Wish', that advertises authentic products at a ridiculously low prices. So I thought I'd buy myself a pair of $40 'fake' knock off adidas football boots, and compare them to the $300 real product...
Wish.com sells products from overseas sellers that look authentic, and can easily trick you and younger children, into investing their money into counterfeit products. That's why I've brought a pair of fake adidas X 19+ football boots for $40 compared to the RRP of $300 to save you the risk, and your money, by giving them a test, and outlining the differences between them, proving why you SHOULD NOT buy fake football boots.
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