"cheap" jerseys???

Are they the same co.?

with 15 pcs?

without clicking the link, my guess is fake, Chinese, low quality knock offs, but they probably are cheap.

and I think what they did was combine two names like champion and fanatics to fool people into feeling like they've seen them before, but i could be wrong.

I ordered a fake chinese LT jersey off ebay. the 5 in 56 is an upside down 2. I needed it for a halloween costume one year and it worked for what I needed, so if you have low expectations give it a shot.

In comment 13957623 Big Blue '56 said:

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Are they the same co.?

Not the same Fanatics.

how I miss those cheap jersey threads.

pssst

fi dolla here!

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when a deal is too good to be true, ask yourself why.

In comment 13957647 Eric from BBI said:

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how I miss those cheap jersey threads.

Fantastic Goods was the best!

And a rip off. Aliexpress or dhgate sells the same jerseys for like 15-20 bucks.

In comment 13957647 Eric from BBI said:

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how I miss those cheap jersey threads.

Yeah, I bet you do.

Talk about annoying. Those threads were just the worst.

In comment 13957678 FranknWeezer said:

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In comment 13957647 Eric from BBI said: Quote: how I miss those cheap jersey threads. Fantastic Goods was the best!

I bought from them a couple times... fake AF but worth it

In comment 13957678 FranknWeezer said:

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In comment 13957647 Eric from BBI said: Quote: how I miss those cheap jersey threads. Fantastic Goods was the best!

Reuben at Fantastic Goods was BBI Man of the Year in 2006 IIRC.

You need to talk to Joey in VA on that one.

I bought a "fake" Tuck superbowl jersey in 08. It's been washed many times, and still looks new.

Why anyone over 25 would pay $100+ for a "real" jersey is beyond me.........

Got an Eli '07 SB jersey from Fantastic Goods. Love it I think it was like $40 shipped.

Joey in VA sells jerseys. Cheap to BBI members.

with access to facilities offshore (usually China, but not always) who were looking to make a buck on non-licensed merchandise.

Things are a bit dicier now - a lot of these sites pop up and they're basically just credit card harvesters. You think you're ordering, when in fact all you're really doing is handing over your credit card information to an untrusted third party.

Obvious sign #1 - the TOS page, which is still on their prior name, Gains and Bucks.
https://www.championfanatics.com/pages/tos - ( New Window )

I'd still buy them though.

Sort of related, sort of not - a few years ago I found a Rodney Hampton jersey on ebay for like 40 bucks. Was basically authentic. The numbers were screen printed back then and it's a pro cut - identical to what they wore on the field. Pretty good find. Fits me perfectly too.

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In comment 13957665 BigBlue2112 said:

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I bought a few soccer jerseys to play in from Ali Express. They were between $12 and $15. The numbers and the lettering fall off fairly quickly, but I figured that I'm just going to run around and sweat in them. The shirts have lasted quite a while. The only thing is you need to buy one size larger than you normally would.

To sell cheap (not authentic) jerseys, jackets, caps or whatever sports or non-sports-related merchandise they choose.

All one has to do is sign up for an account with one of those turn-key, online store platforms (like Shopify)...

pick a Chinese retailer who will drop-ship (so you never even have to touch your products)...

test some Facebook and Instagram ads...

and you're in business.

I'm not saying it's easy to make money this way because competition is supposedly fierce and I've never actually tried to do it. But nowadays it is easy to set up an on-line store to sell just about anything.

Not scams, check the reviews...

Just grabbed a judge jersey from dhgate... Well see what happens...