Fake Babolat Drive GT?

[davkarimz]

I'm not quite sure where else to ask this question but in here.. so I'm gonna go ahead.

I was looking for a backup racket for my Drive GT, and i came upon this.
http://www.boardsforless.com/heagflrajute.html

This site seems very fishy, but I wanted to know if the actual racket is real? As it states: authentic foreign model graphic may differ slightly from US model.

Any thoughts?

 

[davkarimz]

Also, sorry for not putting it in that thread...
What about my-tennis-rackets.com?
http://www.my-tennis-rackets.com/news_show.asp?id=902

How genuine are they?

 

[lonux]

You can't base your opinion of the sites. They could just have taken the pictures from the site of tennis-warehouse for example.

You can only know it when you actually buy them, but I won't do that. Both sites seems very fishy and their discounts seem to be pretty high!

 

[ice812]

I won't buy a racket online unless it's from an authorized dealer like tennis warehouse. There are too many fakes being sold. As lonux said, they can show you a pic from taken from TW and you don't know what you will actually receive. This is the same for auction sites.

 

[thejuice]

There are quite a few red flags with this company. It bugs the sh*t out of me when I see incorrect grammar (I've had to learn to just deal with it on TT as many of us are rushing when we type) so when I see a lot of mistakes with an online company, I immediately question the professionalism of that company. On top of that, the company's email address is a regular old Yahoo address. That tells me that these sticks are being sold by some kid out of his/her mom's garage.