There, fixed. :)
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Thats right, in a world full of racism, sexism, war, poverty, disease, starvation, religious fanatacism, inequality and Justin Bieber - it's adults buying childrens toys that is the real problem in this world - why have the United Nations done nothing about this!
You should get your wife to tell her that maybe if everyone picked up a Masterpiece Megatron gun instead of a real one, maybe the world could live in harmony :D ;)
Pfftt... who cares about the opinions of non-toy Muggles (or "Mundaners" as I call them) :D
Saw a loose Movieverse Voyager Ramjet today - priced at $20. I wanted to haggle with the seller, but he kept walking away from his stall. It would've been all too easy for me to just walk away with the toy for free... but I waited and waited and waited and eventually haggled the price down to $15 (it was missing the missiles). After getting home I also discovered that the toy was missing the back stabiliser wings. Now I've also realised that it's missing the back piece that transforms into the nosecone of the jet! :eek:
This may have been vented but I can't stand when I buy an item off e-bay and when it arrives it comes with 15 years worth of dust on it which the photos failed to reveal. :mad:
Yeah, and Starscream77 apparently sold one MISB for $18... and to top things off, Ramjet is now technically my long awaited 1666th Transformer (which I'd really hoped would be MP Soundwave, but alas not). :( :( Oh well... I guess we could say he's "been through hell." :p
Now if you'll all excuse me, I must go lick the salt out of my wound. :p ;) :p
I have one also. But mine HAS missiles, stabiliser wings AND ......you guessed it!.......a nose cone!:o
Transformers stocks around my area sucks :mad:
My local BigW never brings out any new stock, all they have are Prime Bb's since....forever. Target is expensive as f*uck and refuses to match price with anywhere. All my local Kmarts are off course from anywhere I ever go.
Just tell him it's Corrostop ;) :D
Stupid Wollongong shops not getting legion beast hunters figures. I went to 5 different shops today in 3 different suburbs. All I want is a Twinstrike. :(
If I see it I will grab one, or two if you both want one
Gonna check uncle Pete's and Myer/David Jones tomorrow show there's still hope, however fleeting it may be.
Thanks guys, if I don't see one tomorrow I'll definately take you up on the offer.
Got my beast hunters Ripclaw today and found that Hasbro made her with a soft rubber beast head and her tail is held together with rubber. In a few years I guess the rubber will crack and she will fall apart. Hasbro is giving us something just as bad as GPS for the future
When gold plastic cracks you have a chance of gluing it back together. But when the rubber goes we are stuffed. Voyager Dreadwing also suffers from RPS...Rubber part syndrome?
If only a 3rd party would make new heads and Prime Smokestacks etc to replace all the rubber safety crap.
I was almost tempted to buy Beast Hunters Voyager Optimus Prime today at Myer's 20% sale -- just cos after watching "Rebellion" I was feelin' mighty tempted. I took the toy and kindly asked for a price check. She gave me a rather impatient look and told me that the price is on the toy. I told her that I thought there was a 20% sale on toys atm, she told me yes and that the price is on the toy. I looked at the price sticker - it was $50. I asked her if this was the sales price, she said yes, and when I asked again, she said no, it's 20% off that price. Okay, I already knew that... I wanted a price check, so I politely asked her what the sale price is (again) - and she quite abruptly said, "It's $40."
Why couldn't she have just told me that in the first place?? Customers can see that there's a 20% off sale - the signs are there. I approached her just to confirm what the sale price would be. I initially decided to skip this toy because the reviews have made me less than impressed about it. Then I saw pics of the TakaraTOMY version... and I've been on the fence about it. Since watch the latest ep of TFP BH, I leaned more toward the "I want this toy" side of the fence -- and I was really tempted to buy a local version on sale today, and you all know how much I love getting toys from brick and mortar stores over online shopping (bleehhh)... but after the attitude I copped from this store attendant, I put the toy back of the shelf and walked away. I've since placed an online order for the TakaraTOMY version. :/
I consider myself a somewhat 'die hard' brick and mortar shopper... I really just do not like online shopping... so a store attendant would have to work pret-ty hard to provoke me into turning away from a real shop and going on the web. (-_-)
Copy and paste that to their customer service page on their website. See if they respond in a manner that suggests they care about how customers are treated by their front-line staff.
Done.
Putting it on their Facebook page usually gets them to act
It's Retail 101. If a customer asks you a question, in this case a price, regardless of signage etc, you answer. It's called service. Simple. And yet i see so many people behind a counter that shouldnt be there. Any potato can ring a sale through. Here's a tip: get the right people that will sell your business and product.
unfortunately the average retail wage at a store like myer or anywhere else for that matter, isn't often any more than minimum award, not much incentive for people to care too hard. the electronics stores do have commision incentives but I'll be surprised if myer or david jones staff do, they certainly didn't used to.