StockX Accused of Sending Customers the Wrong Travis Scott x Jordan 4s

Travis Scott's Air Jordan 4s are already one of the year's most coveted releases, but the style's friends and family-exclusive variation is even more desirable. With far less pairs in existence and OG-inspired Nike Air branding on the heel of right shoe in place of the retail version's Jumpman emblem, the only other difference between the two is their aftermarket value\u2014the friends and family pair resells for nearly ten times as much as its retail counterpart.
With this sort of disparity in pricing, it's easy to see why Alex Wang aka RetroKid (a former Sole Collector employee) considered his $1,000 F&F purchase from StockX a come up. With a current low asking price of over $4,400, a stack seems too good to be true, right? Unfortunately, it turns out it was.
When the pair arrived, it turned out to be the far more common Jumpman-adorned iteration, meaning he had spent $1,000 (plus $13.95 shipping to worsen the blow) on a sneaker that can currently be picked up on StockX in the same size for $325.
What's more curious is that StockX's sales history for the friends and family sneakers is showing numerous other sales around the $1,000 while the lowest asking price in any size is $4,444 and peaks at $19,999.
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