all 3 sites above did not post pics of the "actual" product but uses pics of (semmingly) authentic products. Its best to email them to get pics of actual kit with tags etc, and always try to get the seller to acknowledge the authenticty in the email *whether its repliac, player issue, fake etc) so in the event of a dispute you have solid proof.

the powersellers mostly will be weary and would not want to risk negative feedbacks so this is the buyer's trump card. For sellers with very few feedbacks, it is not really advisable if they are selling at unbelievable prices as they have nothing to lose after closing a deal and may just cabut (feedback or no feedback) and leave buyers for dead with a fake kit.

But warning to all ebay buyers, don fall for crazy prices. Am not saying its imposibble, just saying its risky. Caveat Emptor, you have to bear the risk. I rather have peace of mind and get them locally (especially they are current season big 4 EPL team kits, not too hard to find).