[gatescrusher]

I have successfully refunded several nike sneakers. But with my real data like first name, last name and address etc.. If I sell them now, also with my real data, can this cause problems? Suppose I send them directly to StockX and verify there with real data. Can anything bad happen there? I have used the Box and DNA method, among others. Is it smarter to sell the sneakers through Craigslist?

[hacxx]

I have successfully refunded several nike sneakers. But with my real data like first name, last name and address etc.. If I sell them now, also with my real data, can this cause problems? Suppose I send them directly to StockX and verify there with real data. Can anything bad happen there? I have used the Box and DNA method, among others. Is it smarter to sell the sneakers through Craigslist?

@mothered will answer your questions.

[mothered]

I have successfully refunded several nike sneakers
If I sell them now, also with my real data, can this cause problems?

Sneakers obviously don't have Identifiable details such as a serial/IMEI number, hence they cannot be linked to the original buyer - yourself.

As such, use fake details when selling.

Is it smarter to sell the sneakers through Craigslist?

Correct.

Or any other similar platform.

[gatescrusher]

Thank you. If it can't be connected to me anyway, why is it so important to provide incorrect seller information?

[Defeat]

What does StockX require to sell shoes through them? Original receipts?