The discount website operates under the www.freewebstore.org group and was started to get a "fair deal" on items, the home page said.
"With the recent discussion about the New Zealand adidas rugby jersey being so expensive we thought we would give our customers a fair price."
A second website, Quickys.co.nz, yesterday offered two sizes of the adidas home jersey for $140, and took pre-orders for the UK small to XL sizes.
When the Herald spoke to website owner Shane Grant, he said no sales had been made. He said he had sourced the jerseys overseas after hearing the public "frustration".
Local retailers said they were not making a profit on selling the jerseys at the discounted price.
Gary Marshall of Champions of the World said he was losing $200,000 by dropping the retail prices of the jerseys, but had to cut prices to keep customers happy.
CUTTING IN
$140 What two new websites have dropped their prices to for the World Cup replica All Blacks jersey.
$170 What Champions of the World, Rebel Sport and Stirling Sports are charging.
$220 the original retail price.