naughtyjedi
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Joe =
Bought a loose trilogo fett. ment to be mint but really really loose limbs.
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Dannywhiteley
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One more thing.... :lol:
Not good ! If you are going to make statements please make sure you can back them up .
Yak face , You have lost a lot of face on here now
Yak face , You have lost a lot of face on here now
SublevelStudios
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Outstanding Joe!
Case closed.
Case closed.
indianawars
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I'm just reading in between the lines, but I'm thinking you spent more money on this than you could afford! We've all done it, but you shouldn't drag someone's name through the mud over it... If I were you, I'd put it on eBay! Also, to be fair, £75 was a good price on a tri boba (especially one with mint paint)
The end of May is nearly 7 weeks ago. Bringing up a complaint now really is taking the piss.
A few years ago I bought an Orange hair Luke and paid quite a bit for it. A week later my mum passed away and when the figure turned up I just stuck it in a draw and acknowledged that I had received it to the seller. For the next few weeks I was pretty pre occupied as you can imagine. It was about 3 weeks later I took it out and realised it wasn't the same figure the seller had advertised and it was in significantly worse condition. I brought it up to the seller as I was a bit pissed off but at the same time recognised i had dropped the ball by not checking it when it arrived. If you've got any right to a refund then that right rapidly diminishes the longer you leave it before complaining.
If the Fett was really described as mint and has "really really" loose limbs then thats poor form but being that you've misled about the timeframes involved and being too busy then the onus of proof lies with you. Post us a video of how bad these limbs really are.
Funnily enough I've had a Tri Logo Fett that appeared to have slightly loosish limbs one day and fairly tight legs the next. Possibly temperature making the plastic swell and contract which seems to happen more with some of the Euro variants, don't know if that's the case with the Tri Fett though. When i bought it they were slightly loose but not loose enough to complain about. When it came to selling it a year or so later they appeared much tighter and I felt I'd be doing myself a disservice to describe the limbs as loose when they didn't appear to be anymore.
By the way though, the seller shouldn't have asked you to pay by pp gift or otherwise add fees. I got told off for that one as i understand it's been added to the rules. Personally I think it's a crappy rule, but rules are rules.
A few years ago I bought an Orange hair Luke and paid quite a bit for it. A week later my mum passed away and when the figure turned up I just stuck it in a draw and acknowledged that I had received it to the seller. For the next few weeks I was pretty pre occupied as you can imagine. It was about 3 weeks later I took it out and realised it wasn't the same figure the seller had advertised and it was in significantly worse condition. I brought it up to the seller as I was a bit pissed off but at the same time recognised i had dropped the ball by not checking it when it arrived. If you've got any right to a refund then that right rapidly diminishes the longer you leave it before complaining.
If the Fett was really described as mint and has "really really" loose limbs then thats poor form but being that you've misled about the timeframes involved and being too busy then the onus of proof lies with you. Post us a video of how bad these limbs really are.
Funnily enough I've had a Tri Logo Fett that appeared to have slightly loosish limbs one day and fairly tight legs the next. Possibly temperature making the plastic swell and contract which seems to happen more with some of the Euro variants, don't know if that's the case with the Tri Fett though. When i bought it they were slightly loose but not loose enough to complain about. When it came to selling it a year or so later they appeared much tighter and I felt I'd be doing myself a disservice to describe the limbs as loose when they didn't appear to be anymore.
By the way though, the seller shouldn't have asked you to pay by pp gift or otherwise add fees. I got told off for that one as i understand it's been added to the rules. Personally I think it's a crappy rule, but rules are rules.
By the way, does this story have any connection to this?
http://forum.rebelscum.com/t1121171/
Possibly explains the problems with the limbs
http://forum.rebelscum.com/t1121171/
Possibly explains the problems with the limbs
jedisearcher
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Joe said:
If you don't work as a Police Detective you're in the wrong job.
Note to self: Don't mess with Joe_O :lol:
hellhippie
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WOW some thread ...................
Bootyhunter
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olisuds said:
So first the limbs are really really loose and now they get tighter when you move them?
But he's seeking a refund for this magical figure? :roll: :lol:
Thanks for that link Oli and detective Joe ColumbO I feel a bit better today
This variant should be worth more :lol:
It's alive
It's alive
poncho
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If i bought a loose figure for £75 id be checking it over within a couple of days of recieving it for sure
indianawars
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This would be me if I spent £75 on a loose figure! :lol:
