EBAY is much more standardized than Taobao in China, but it still cannot eliminate some high-imitation products.

It is impossible to determine the authenticity simply by looking at the seller link you provided.

The seller wrote in the item description: I DO NOT SELL FAKES. ALL MY SHOES ARE AUTHENTIC. THANK YOU FOR VIEWING MY AUCTION. This is a righteous statement.

In addition, the seller's credit rating is also good.

From the above, the items are highly credible.

But there is also one thing worth noting: the items sold on the seller's credit are mostly shoes, and the price is in the range of $30-$50. Judging from the price, it should be the price of high-imitation rather than the original. Just like Taobao, price is a key to reflecting authenticity. Buyers have a subconscious misunderstanding when buying: if a genuine product costs 100 yuan and is bought online for 60 yuan, as long as it looks good and is basically the same as a non-genuine product, the buyer will generally accept the transaction, because subconsciously the buyer did not spend the price of the genuine product. So some people will agree.

Too much~ Hehe~

If it were just me, I would not buy this link because the postage would cost nearly $50.