Amazon AUSTRALIA Transformers items

[christalcase]

Mine arrived without issue or any visible damage to either box. So... bad luck? But yeah, Amazon may offer you some credit, or may ask you to return for a new one. That may or may not be worth the hassle for you.

Yeah, it was definitely bad luck for the damaged packaging, I was more annoyed that they got the shipping address wrong as it could have been shown as delivered but to another address which would have been a pain to sort out.

I've had no issues with Amazon in all my other orders but just wanted to vent a bit as it dampened the excitement of getting Predaking. Contacted them via chat and they issued $20 credit so all good now

[Galvatran]

Yeah, it was definitely bad luck for the damaged packaging, *snip*

I've had no issues with Amazon in all my other orders but just wanted to vent a bit as it dampened the excitement of getting Predaking. Contacted them via chat and they issued $20 credit so all good now

I foresee non-MISB collectors doing a DIY poking a hole in the box & claiming a a partial credit from Amazon. Sad but true.

[yoshi594]

I foresee non-MISB collectors doing a DIY poking a hole in the box & claiming a a partial credit from Amazon. Sad but true.

They can your account if u claim too frequently.

[Paulbot]

So in some threads I’m seeing people complain about Punch’s availability.

Today I got an email saying a book I preordered wouldn’t be available (despite still being listed on the site as in stock and available).

Yesterday I went to buy a few items (a Blu-ray and a magazine) on Japan’s Amazon (for which I have an account and have ordered from before) that were listed as “available to ship to Australia” - all of which at the checkout suddenly couldn’t be shipped to an Australian address and I should go to the local site (which doesn’t sell Japanese Blu-rays or Japanese magazines)

So all up, the introduction of Amazon.com.au seems to be just getting in the way.

[Maruten]

Amazon US still claims that items are available to ship to Australia, but of course they don't do that anymore due to the tax changes. I believe that's the case with all Amazon regions now - they won't ship to us not because of the new Australian arm, but because they're too lazy to deal with our tax laws.

[OptimusNerd]

So in some threads I’m seeing people complain about Punch’s availability.

Today I got an email saying a book I preordered wouldn’t be available (despite still being listed on the site as in stock and available).

Yesterday I went to buy a few items (a Blu-ray and a magazine) on Japan’s Amazon (for which I have an account and have ordered from before) that were listed as “available to ship to Australia” - all of which at the checkout suddenly couldn’t be shipped to an Australian address and I should go to the local site (which doesn’t sell Japanese Blu-rays or Japanese magazines)

So all up, the introduction of Amazon.com.au seems to be just getting in the way.

Paul my order of P/CP has already shipped and is due in Melbourne next week. Unfortunately I'm going to be in Japan until 12/Oct.

[Paulbot]

Paul my order of P/CP has already shipped and is due in Melbourne next week. Unfortunately I'm going to be in Japan until 12/Oct.

PM'd

[griffin]

Mine still hasn't been charged or shipped.

[CHILENO20]

Mine still hasn't been charged or shipped.

Mine either

[DELTAprime]

Mine still hasn't been charged or shipped.

Same.

I'm glad I've ordered one from HLJ as a backup.