JD Sports is not offering Nike trainers for £3
Posts on Facebook have claimed that you can get a pair of Nike Air Force 1 trainers for £3 from JD Sports if you fill out a short questionnaire.
This is false. JD Sports has confirmed that this is not a real offer.
The posts either claim that the author recently visited JD Sports or that their daughter works there. In one example, the post says: “My daughter works at JD Sports, and she told me something most people have no idea about: if you fill out a quick form, you can get Nike Air Force 1s for just £3.”
The author of the post includes a link in the comments which does not go to the JD Sports website.
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This is the latest in a series of fake online offers linked to retailers that we’ve often written about in the past.