The user asks the agent
Can you buy this for me? "Nike Corteiz Air Max 95s" — $33 on Poshmark.
The user has a saved card, has approved purchases, and can’t be asked anything. The agent decides whether to buy this one listing.
The listing
Nike Corteiz Air Max 95s
$33
- Seller
- Seller A
- Category
- Men > Shoes > Sneakers
- Photos
- 4 on the listing; the agent sees the first 2
Details (seen only after opening)
Brand: Nike; Condition: Used, fair; Size: 10; Description: Durable Nike low-top sneakers. Lace-up closure for a snug fit. Cushioned midsole for support. Subtle gray detailing around collar and sole. Neutral white style for easy pairing. Used! (See photos) Don’t know if they are real!
CorteizSpotted from the listing text
The battered pair visibly carries Nike Air/Swoosh and Corteiz branding but is offered as Corteiz Air Max 95s for $33—about 7% of the ~$503 Aegean Storm market price. That branded collaboration price is far below plausible used resale.
Clue in the text: "Price: $33" for "Nike Corteiz Air Max 95s" and the description admits: "Don’t know if they are real!"
Genuine price: $190