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Q: how much does a pair of real jordan 11 spacejams cost, the real ones not the fake ones

i want to buy some jordan 11 space jam shoes for a low price and sell them for a profit, where in china can i find real jordan 11 space jams for a low price? i also want to buy mercedes benz cars and sell them, where in china can i find good used mercedez benz cars and trucks from for a low price to sell for a profit

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Jordans could probably cost you well over 100 dollars and a used mercedez benz or truck could probably cost you around 30 grand. If you want to find these products you should look at the markets, but if you are gonna buy the real ones don't bet your dollar that you could make a profit on it. Also, if it's a used mercedez and someone is that rich enough to buy a luxury car like that they'd probably buy a new one instead.

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Cars aren't cheap in China.  There is a ridiculous amount of tax for importing so they're super expensive.  Plus the used car market in China is tiny.  Same with the shoes.  Why do you think they would be cheaper in China?  Is it you're first day here or something?

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Look in alleys for good used cars, they have lots of dust on them, so no one wants them. If no one is living in them, then you can sell them.

 At my apartment a family lived in the tiny guard booth, but there was an abandoned Lexus with 3 flat tires in the parking lot, maybe it was for rent.

 You should be able to find Jordan copies made in China, but Chinese wear such small sizes that real ones are probably not available. If you want the shoes you have to wear Michaels size to look cool. try this: http://www.ioffer.com/si/air+jordan+space+jam

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