This article was co-authored by Chance Dubinick and by wikiHow staff writer, Devin McSween. Chance Dubinick is a digital creator and sneaker authentication expert based in Kansas City, Missouri. Chance got his start reselling sneakers and has since combined his passions for collecting sneakers and content creation to build a huge online business and community through social media. With over 1 million combined followers across YouTube and TikTok and over 29 million likes on TikTok, he strives to create content that his fan base enjoys and to spread joy. He shares content on sneaker collecting, care, and authentication, along with a variety of other fashion and pop culture topics. Chance has worked with a variety of large brands, including Footlocker, Nike, NBC, Amazon Prime Video, Jordan Brand, Lids, Puma, and more.
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GOAT is an online sneaker marketplace that sells new and used shoes. Every pair of shoes that GOAT receives is expertly authenticated to ensure they’re the real deal. Keep reading if you’re curious about using GOAT to build your sneaker collection. We’ll tell you why GOAT is safe to buy from, how to buy and sell sneakers, and what their authentication and return policies are like!
Things You Should Know
- GOAT is a legitimate business that sells real new and used sneakers and apparel online. Every single shoe is authenticated by experts and AI before being sold.[1]
- Each employee at GOAT is trained to inspect every detail of the shoe to determine if it’s real or fake.[2]
- GOAT has a large database of photos of authentic and fake sneakers. Their computers are trained to compare pictures of a seller’s shoes with the database images to detect fakes.
Steps
Expert Q&A
Tips
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Buy from sellers with lots of good reviews to ensure your shoes are authentic and of good quality.Thanks
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Always research your pair of shoes before you buy them so you know what an authentic pair looks like.Thanks
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Stay away from sneakers that have too good-to-be-true prices, as they might be fake.Thanks
References
- ↑ Chance Dubinick. Sneaker Authentication Expert & Digital Creator. Expert Interview
- ↑ Chance Dubinick. Sneaker Authentication Expert & Digital Creator. Expert Interview
- ↑ Chance Dubinick. Sneaker Authentication Expert & Digital Creator. Expert Interview
- ↑ https://www.goat.com/returns
- ↑ https://youtu.be/IDRY0N-Eo8o?si=XgPSzaRJZijQavoq&t=73
- ↑ https://youtu.be/IDRY0N-Eo8o?si=kDWq8YdZkSW4t2fY&t=222
- ↑ Chance Dubinick. Sneaker Authentication Expert & Digital Creator. Expert Interview
- ↑ https://www.goat.com/verification
- ↑ https://www.goat.com/buyer-protection-guarantee