How long does it take to identify a poisonous app? It depends on the specific condition of the shoes.

Poison app is a mobile app launched by Hupu for fans of sneakers and trendy brands. Many young people should have it on their mobile phones. The identification function on it is still very useful, so use Poison app How long does it take for the app to identify sneakers?

How long does it take to identify a poisonous app?

If the identification of a poisonous app is fast, the results can be obtained within a few hours on the same day. If it is slow, it will take 1 to 3 days.

Regardless of the identification forums such as Hupu, Du, Get, and Xinxin, I can responsibly say that they still have the ability to identify, but I cannot guarantee 100% accuracy (the Vans area has been very chaotic in the past few years, and it is easier to (mistake), shoe identification mainly looks at the shoe label, midsole, routing, steel stamp, shoe box, etc... Based on several conditions, you can roughly determine the authenticity of the shoes, but after all, you have not gotten the actual product, so there may be some errors, but the approximate accuracy is Guaranteed there will be no problem above 95.

Is the poison app identification accurate?

The poison app platform is still trustworthy. After all, the poison identification function has been online for more than 3 years, and it still has a certain degree of credibility.

The profession of sneaker appraiser is not mysterious. Strictly speaking, it cannot even be called a profession. This is a new and developing field, and the understanding and definition of sneaker appraisers are still unclear. Because sneaker appraisers do not have a unified institution, organization or platform to manage them, and they do not require any qualification certification assessment. There are also very few individuals who can fully regard being a sneaker appraiser as a profession and make it their main job to earn wages. It is more of a side job or a part-time job.

Which one is more reliable, Poison App or Hupu

Although Poison APP is owned by Hupu, Poison APP is a professional software, and Poison APP is a gathering place for sneakers and sports trend culture people. , you can interact and communicate with cutting-edge sneaker players and fashionistas around the world; it is committed to providing users with strictly controlled global high-end limited edition sneaker transactions; a third-party identification team provides services for you, and has a dedicated identification team. Hupu's appraisal center is all amateur sneaker players, but there are still masters. The most important thing is that not every professional master will come to help you identify.

Therefore, the poison APP identification is more reliable.

What should you pay attention to when identifying sneakers?

1. Only trust the appraisal report of the shoes you get. This is the only standard. But don't trust the dealer's own identification.

Many dealers use real shoes for appraisal, and then sell fake shoes; or during the appraisal, they use jigsaw puzzles, such as using 8 pictures of real shoes and 2 pictures of fake shoes. To be honest, appraisers will know this trick at a glance. , you are just a counterfeit shoe dealer here to cause trouble, but what can you do? If you say you can't authenticate people, just say you don't understand, Hupu's technology is not good. Some counterfeit shoe sellers also say that appraisers charge money. To be honest, all the appraisers I know are not short of money. Some of them are also making money selling shoes. Some appraise a pair for only 5 yuan a day and look at hundreds of pairs in a day. , there is really no shortage of such dealers’ ill-gotten gains. And all the appraisers I know really love shoes.

2. Remember to use the platform, Taobao, Xianyudu, etc., never pay for transactions by yourself, not many people who have been cheated have learned the hard lesson.

3. I don’t believe that there are fake shoe dealers who would dare to sell shoes on “poisonous” platforms. This sentence basically explains that sneaker identification cannot be trusted.