Jaime A.

In knew this website was fake as soon as I started to take a look around.
Things like ultra low jean prices, no business address/telephone number listed and a rubbish command of the English language when communicating with their sales reps via the live chat box (interestingly, every rep seems to be called Angela!).
I thought I'd test the live chat reps with some questions and found their answers were all lies or if they didn't want to answer a question, you were just left hanging in the chat room. I can't understand how companies like this get away with ripping people off and are not shut down. I'm guessing True Religion don't want the hassle/money cost of suing counterfeiters and the China government just want to see profits roll in to its country. Don't fall for the slick picture website and trust your gut instinct. If something feels dodgy, then it is. Avoid at all costs!