Thanks for the heads up Yoshi, when I first tried to pre-order this it wouldn't let me, but it's now successfully pre-ordered! December 15 delivery date is a bit of a wait though!Quote:
Originally Posted by yoshi594
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Thanks for the heads up Yoshi, when I first tried to pre-order this it wouldn't let me, but it's now successfully pre-ordered! December 15 delivery date is a bit of a wait though!Quote:
Originally Posted by yoshi594
Amazon has some new items up:
- AOE Generations Deluxe Lockdown: US$16.99
- Generations Legends Nemesis Prime: US$11.99
- Generations Legends Cliffjumper: US$11.99
US$6 shipping for Deluxe Lockdown alone, US$8 for two... such good shipping.
God damn lockdown...., I only ordered the others a couple of days ago
Fantastic, thanks Christalcase. Just had to get a Lockdown, also have been looking for a Crosshairs for a reasonable price for a while. Couldn't justify paying $29. Amazon came to the rescue.Quote:
Originally Posted by christalcase
AoE Blu Ray with a nice looking Grimlock statuette is an Amazon exclusive and now available for pre-order:
http://www.amazon.com/Transformers-E...rmers+blue+ray
Do you need to pay upfront for pre-orders with Amazon? Ordered with them a few times but have never done a pre-order with them.
They charge when they item ship it to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigTransformerTrev
Cheers mate :)Quote:
Originally Posted by yoshi594
Just bought Lockdown, thanks for the heads up guys :D
Generations Skids for US$16.99
He is a little bit heavier at 8.8 ounces, shipping for one is US$7.
The rest of the wave is not yet available.
Yeah hoping for Waspinator to pop up now...
Crap. I just paid $40 for mine, and it's the Canadian version without the comic :(Quote:
Originally Posted by christalcase
From Amazon too....
Release date has been pushed back a week to 22nd September... and BBTS have pushed theirs back to September as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by llamatron
Waspinator is up, but selling fast... only 5 left.Quote:
Originally Posted by christalcase
Same with Dreadwing... only 11 left.
And Goldfire... only 15 left.
Same prices and weights (for postage) as Skids above.
Rattrap is up there too
Amazon finally figured out that I was using two Amazon accounts to order the required number of Jetfires for New Zealanders and cancelled one of my orders. Understandable, but strange that they don't want money
surely someone else there can open an account and order some as well?Quote:
Originally Posted by Zippo
Skids is gone now.
Generations Sky-Byte available now, sadly no Roadbuster yet. Was hoping to order them together with Rattrap who is now also gone.:(
Generations currently in stock at Amazon...
Roadbuster - US$25
Skybyte is still available - US$25 (see post above)
Nemesis Prime & Spinister - US$12
Cliffjumper & Suppressor - US$12
(Jetfire must have finally come in, as it is no longer available by Amazon... several other US dealers listed it for a range of prices, up to US$83)
TF4 AOE...
Deluxe Lockdown is back in stock - US$17
Voyager Slog - US$17 (yes, they've priced it as a Deluxe, probably by accident)
Voyager Drift - US$17 (same thing, as Voyagers are at the US$25 price-point on Amazon)
Construct-Bots Hound/Wideload is back in stock - US$22 (they sold out fast when they were first released)
Construct-Bots Bumblebee/Nosedive - US$22
To slow on cheap Slog
My 5 Jetfires shipped today from Amazon (1, then 1, and then 3)
None of them are mine, I cancelled after seeing the Japanese version)
Not surprising... I saw it posted on TFW2005 later, so a lot of "local" people would have jumped on it.
I sent texts to people I knew were still looking for one, before I posted it here... just to make sure they didn't miss out.
Jackson says $16.99 is too expensive for a Voyager Class figure like AoE Drift :confused:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/review/B...=rd&sr=8-2#top
I'd love to know what he'd think of paying $42.75 UsD for one :rolleyes:
The Protectobots packs shipped, so must have arrived in stock as they were scheduled to.
Looks like Amazon have more stock of Generations Jetfire again as the price has gone back to the pre-order levels.
A number of new items in stock sold by Amazon.
Protectobots 2-pack - $33
Protectobots 3-pack - $33
One-step wave 3
Galvatron - $11
Snarl - $11
Drift (helicopter) - $11
Slug - $11
High Octane Bumblebee - $11
(or all five from BBTS for $50)
Rescue Bots rescan Blades (jet) - $11
Battle Masters Soundwave - $11
Battle Masters Grimlock - $11
Hexbugs seem to have snuck in...
Nano bug (randomly chosen) - $6, on sale from $10 (probably not enough interest for them to list each different one individually)
Warrior bug (randomly chosen) - $12
Warrior Battle Arena 2-pack (randomly chose) - $16, on sale from $20
Warrior Battle Stadium - $35
Kids Movie Grimlock costume (with tail and head) - $41, on sale from $65.
A colourful Movie rug (1m x 1.3m) - $20
And some odd items, not by Amazon, but looks like they might be able to process them...
Movie Optimus Prime cake topper (complete truck toy & trailer) - $17
TFPrime Optimus & Bumblebee cake topper (figurines) - $13
Looks like Amazon has stopped sending toys - Transformers that used to ship direct are still saying they will ship but are flagged at checkout.
Hope this is just a temporary issue
Are Australians in the same boat?
Looks like it, I just took Leader Jetfire and One Step Galvatron through to checkout and they were both disallowed. and this was after selecting Amazon Global eligible.
Hopefully a short term problem.
It's Hasbro again! They're everywhere!Quote:
Originally Posted by UltraMarginal
I thought you said you were taking a couple days off from the crazy!? :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Paulbot
If this is Hasbro restricting export that is going to suck, we'll suddenly have most of our generations access either cut off or at least much more expensive. If they block Amazon they are going to block BBTS and TF source as well. best not to jump to conclusions though, it's hopefully just a glitch at Amazon.
It's not only Hasbro products, it won't also let me buy toys from other companies as well.:(
Unless they are going the way of Amazon japan and restricting international sales of all toys, this is promising as it looks more like a glitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by ILikeSoundwave
That may very well be the case. It's a huge market to lose if Amazon are indeed restricted like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by UltraMarginal
If it is permanent, I wonder if it will affect pre-orders (like the Slog toy in December).
Still no change. Don't let this be the eeeeeennnnddddd
i'm going to get to the bottom of this...
So, after a live chat with an Amazon representative, here's what i've been told:
Amazon:I am showing that if your are not allowed to proceed through checkout with that particular item, it is not eligible for the Global Shipping option.
Me:Even though i've ticked the global shipping option and it is listed as being available from amazon itself, i'm still not eligible for that item to be shipped internationally?
Amazon:I'm so sorry. If you check the global shipping option for the item and it still does allow your to purchase at checkout, it is not available for global shipping.
Me:Are you by any chance able to confirm for me, if all or certain toys that are listed by, sold and shipped from amazon.com are no longer eligible for international delivery?
Amazon:I'm sorry but the restrictions may be applicable to specific toys and therefore is not a general restriction on all toys. Please check which toys are applicable at checkout.
Helpful lot, aren't they? :rolleyes:
I read over the error message today..... It actually states a blanket ban on all toys shipping outside the US.
I was also thinking, with the thanksgiving sales etc coming up, could it be just a temporary block so that "outsiders" don't overload the big US sale days?
This is the error message that i got after i hit proceed to checkout:Quote:
Originally Posted by Krayt
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An error occurred when we tried to process your request. Rest assured, we're working to resolve the problem as soon as possible. If you were trying to make a purchase, please check Your Account to confirm that the order was placed. We apologize for the inconvenience.
After this message:
Sorry, this item can't be shipped to your selected address. Learn more. You may either change the shipping address or delete the item from your order.
The "Learn More" gave this info...
Can't Ship to This Address
This may be because:
The following types of items can’t be shipped to buyers outside the U.S.: video games, toy and baby items, electronics, cameras and photo items, tools and hardware, kitchenware and housewares, sporting goods and outdoor equipment, software, and computers.
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