bodog
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- Dec 15, 2013
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The user feedback seems all positive. It isn't a fake being passed off as real, so everyone knew what they were getting.
Man, you are close to understanding but not quite there yet. You've already said you want a counterfeit then right after that you said you wanted to buy a user CRK, refurbish it and resell it. Why wouldn't you buy a counterfeit for 40 dollars and turn around and sell it for 250 on ebay? You talk about good reviews and whatnot bit most of those reviews are from people who got conned and didn't even know it. Who's to say you won't start doing the same? I can be sympathetic to people with little money buying a clone or generic version of an unpatented product but the CRK counterfeits are just that illegal counterfeits. You're dangerously on the line of becoming a sheister and that's what is really bugging you, not the knife itself. You are using your dad's immoral views to justify ripping someone off and that doesn't entirely sit right with you. If, and only if, you can find a replica without the CRK branding on it, then stay away. It's immoral and you know it regardless of what your father says. Time to stand up and get out of your father's shadow if he advocates theft and robbery and it'll keep you from struggling with the thought of selling the counterfeit knife later on as the real deal. But a Kershaw. Buy a spyderco. Buy an OKC. Hell, buy a clone that makes itself obvious its not a counterfeit. Just don't buy a counterfeit, you know it's wrong. Don't buckle to those who pressure you into doing wrong, even of its your family. At some point you have to stand up and Be your own man. Be an honorable one.