That is weird, my past two transactions from Kitbag have details below, 1 of them i paid £11.85 for UPS, another one i paid £6.95 for Airmail but they auto upgraded to UPS for me

1. Package has 4 items, weighted 1kg
Invoice amount = £45.92 that is FOB = 254.13
Postage Cost = £11.85 that is INS = 2.54, FRT = 58

Total CIF = 314.68 (exchange rate = 5.5342)

2. Package has 3 items, weighted 0.7kg
Invoice amount = £71.99 that is FOB = 398.41
Postage Cost = £6.95 (upgrade to UPS) that is INS = 3.98, FRT = 58

Total CIF = 460.39 (exchange rate = 5.5342)

Both order not being caught, TBH, i don't know how they calculate the freight cost though

United had used white shirt against AV before during season 07-08 FA Cup, i do hope they will use it again, don't waste the 3rd kit, haha

This post has been edited by lit_ching: Feb 4 2010, 11:46 PM

I haven't purchase from Arsenal store before, since you said it was delivered by PosLaju, i think Arsenal is using Royal Mail Parcelforce service which has link to Pos Malaysia

LFC is using velvet print, that is great, UD should have upgrade to this as well which is most peopel preference especially in Asian region

Yeah, there are two embossed types of umbro wording

1. Full embossed
2. Half embossed

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Added on April 3, 2010, 3:03 amNot necessary that made in UK must have"R", it could be "TM" as well, so as made in China version

As far as i concerned, i don't see any difference on them for my shirts, may be other taiko can double confirm

This post has been edited by lit_ching: Apr 3 2010, 03:03 AM

I would say not to avoid eBay, just to be extra careful when purchase anything from eBay, eBay is a great place to looks for anything

100% authentic, you can see that the style code and colour code of the swinging tag identical to the small label beneath the washing tag, its one of the good indicator

I would say its not really safe if you just return the jersey directly. Did you open a PayPal dispute? You may sincerely ask the seller that by open a dispute, he needs to agree to refund your money upon receiving the jesey, if not, you have no protection at all if he didn't keep his promise. He can simply claims that he receives nothing although you probably used registered airmail, PayPal wouldn't recognised the tracking info provided by Pos Malaysia website because it shows lack of info, good luck to you

To be honest, if you open a PayPal dispute by claiming that the shirt is fake, its really really difficult to win the case because you need third party verification letter as a prove, that is the brand owner, and it will be a pain

Try to keep the message exchange between you and him which contains he agrees he is not selling authentic stuff, it might helps you.

eBay strictly condemn and against selling fake, but they might not take proactive action on this issue, they only act when the right owner complain to them.

You have to told him that by open the dispute, both of you have some kind of protection between each other. You as a buyer's will worry whether he will refunds the money after he received the shirt, he as a seller's will worry whether you will send back the shirt after he refunded to you. So the best way is by opening a dispute and let him agree to refund your money after he received the shirt. Isn't that a compromise?


Good luck!!

feedback scores sometimes don't do any justice at all. You can see those sellers who selling fake have thousand of positive feedback just because those buyer either don't care the authenticity (price is cheap) or they don't know what they have bought. You are the one who should initiated the dispute, not him, anyway, since you have made your call, wish you good luck

That is great, mark down his words and report him to eBay if at the end he doesn't refund your money. One thing, do remember you have 45 days time limit to open a dispute starting from the moment you used PayPal to make payment

This post has been edited by lit_ching: Apr 20 2010, 08:11 PM