JakeEkiss
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For real.They still owe you some kind of finder's fee.
For real.They still owe you some kind of finder's fee.
The good news is that this is a brand new figure. Even if they don't issue replacement parts, Doc should be able to buy a replacement easily.I think this is just a case where you got a bad figure (like, specific figure with a specific QC failure, versus it being something widespread).
As someone trained in technical writing, it drives me fucking insane. Communicate clearly first. Then add your branding, verbal flourishes, and/or weirdo shit.I wish they wouldn't be fucking vagueposting, if it was supposed to be about Elric they should have said Elric was or would be "entombed" instead of using the lizard savage as the example.
I agree, it's all Damien's fault.I mean to be fair, you did sell like 27 board members on checking out Savage Crucible. They still owe you some kind of finder's fee.
Oh, you don't have to tell me how under-appreciated I am.I mean to be fair, you did sell like 27 board members on checking out Savage Crucible. They still owe you some kind of finder's fee.
I would THINK they'd have some stock held back for replacements this soon after a release. Only a moron sells -exactly- the number they made right off the bat.The good news is that this is a brand new figure. Even if they don't issue replacement parts, Doc should be able to buy a replacement easily.
Kind of weird for you to just show up here and start quoting my daughter.I mean, pick a topic; 'it's all Damien's fault' is my mantra.
I think it just leaves the door open. They can say DEFINITIVELY they will not make that specific figure again. But I'm sure they'd like to make more Elrics generally, and you kind of never say never to something like that because Moorcock could always say 'I'd like more money, please.'I dunno if that actually means anything legal on the contracts-signing side of things or is just their general-use term in play
Maybe open the door to some folks here. I'm sure someone on the thread who missed it would be willing to pay a sane price to zero the Krieger purchase out for you.SC Customer Service hasn't responded to me in 3 days and a decently-priced Krieger showed up on eBay, so I just bought that and will sell the Elric on eBay.
Sorry for being so mercenary, it's not my preferred move, but I'm actually a bit in the hole in terms of my action figure budget at the moment.
I've done both technical writing and brand/marketing writing. My gut reaction is these posts they're doing break the rules of both. They are vaguebooking masquerading as being super clear, and they use deliberately antagonistic language toward their customers.As someone trained in technical writing, it drives me fucking insane. Communicate clearly first. Then add your branding, verbal flourishes, and/or weirdo shit.
I paid $99 with shipping for Krieger - I've got my Elric already up on eBay (for...a bit more than that), but I'll offer Elric for the Krieger price to anyone here (with the caveat that he could sell on eBay before you contact me).Maybe open the door to some folks here. I'm sure someone on the thread who missed it would be willing to pay a sane price to zero the Krieger purchase out for you.
Yeah fair enough. $99 is still way lower than some of the Elric's I saw when I checked earlier this week. I saw several at $300, which just seemed bananas to me.I paid $99 with shipping for Krieger - I've got my Elric already up on eBay (for...a bit more than that), but I'll offer Elric for the Krieger price to anyone here (with the caveat that he could sell on eBay before you contact me).
But no one ever seemed to express any interest or reach out to me earlier, so I kind of figured no one was really interested.
I hope Moorcock sees those, to understand the pent-up demand for his shit in more than just novel and comics format.I saw several at $300, which just seemed bananas to me.
I think if I was an 86 yr old author ebay sales of licensed stuff would not weigh heavily into that decision for a few reasons, but we'll see.I hope Moorcock sees those, to understand the pent-up demand for his shit in more than just novel and comics format.
Yeah, and also, it doesn't seem like the photos posted with the terms necessarily match the terms, which itself is minor, but just puts noise back into a communication hat is purporting to clear things up.but I seriously doubt anyone is sitting there thinking “what’s the next codex going to be??? I can’t wait!”.
The figures are still good, and that will keep the fire burning, but my enthusiasm about the company has cooled a lot. It's not irrecoverable or anything, but that enthusiasm is not a bottomless well.As a grown up kid who loves fantasy and action figures, I’m still excited about their stuff and looking forward to the fish dudes and whatever comes next. Definitely curious on what this red hand thing is going to be!
This is where I'm at. He was taking -enough- correct (in my view) approaches to things that I had a ton of goodwill built up in my head for the company. Goodwill that they seem intent on eroding as quickly as possible. Doesn't make the toys not good, but eventually the ratio shifts enough that I won't care anymore.but my enthusiasm about the company has cooled a lot. It's not irrecoverable or anything, but that enthusiasm is not a bottomless well.
Yeah, I mean all I really ask from a company (or author, or actor, or an RPG company, or a chain restaurant, or whoever) is please don't make me feel like an asshole giving you money. Because there's a lot of competition and not enough money.This is where I'm at. He was taking -enough- correct (in my view) approaches to things that I had a ton of goodwill built up in my head for the company. Goodwill that they seem intent on eroding as quickly as possible. Doesn't make the toys not good, but eventually the ratio shifts enough that I won't care anymore.