Flipkart (Retailnet) sent me fake Nivia Shoes

Even I thought the same while ordering but your question raises a point as well. Maybe they were too lazy to replicate the insole and they sent a foot comfort from Nivia. 

Your concern doubted my findings, I decided to check the customer review pictures on a different NIVIA shoe.

https://www.flipkart.com/nivia-powerstrike-2-0-...

Look, What I have found.

The shoe with a different Insole has NIVIA tag printed vertically, why would NIVIA make two different kinds of shoes?

I did my research on the ones I have received, and the ones on the Fk's review pictures are 100% fake except one.

Design-wise the original and the fakes are close replicas, but the finish and the cushion are very bad in the one which I received. 

Let's be optimistic here, you never know maybe NIVIA themselves are manufacturing an inferior product to cover the costs and FK is their victim. 😜

Post on reddit about RetailNet selling fake CPU's

https://www.reddit.com/r/IndianGaming/comments/...

😢Yes, it looks like they are deliberately selling first copy / fake goods 

Here is the series of events leading up to Flipkart’s offer for an out-of-court settlement to Skechers:

• In December 2017, Skechers filed cases in the Delhi high court against online sellers for selling fake products under the Skechers brand name
• The accused included Flipkart and four of its sellers — Retail Net, Tech Connect, Unichem Logistics, and MarcoWagon
• Earlier, Skechers, with the help of court-appointed local commissioners, raided seven warehouses of the sellers in Delhi and Ahmedabad
• 15,000 pairs of fake ‘Skechers’ shoes were found during the raids

At that point in time, Skechers had issued a statement that said: “Flipkart is an online marketplace that helps sellers connect with customers across the country, We only act as an intermediary. We conduct our business with the highest standards of integrity and are fully compliant with all the rules of the land. We cannot comment on the current issue as it is sub-judice.

Earlier, an investigation by News18 revealed that 60% of the sports goods and 40% of the apparel being sold in online “sales” on ecommerce platforms such as Flipkart, Shopclues, and Snapdeal were fake. The report said that manufacturers of fakes and counterfeit sellers were using “loopholes in the Information Technology Act to sell such products while online retailers were shrugging off responsibility by claiming to be intermediaries.”