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Darkseid of the Moon

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  1. On 5/28/2021 at 1:20 PM, Darkseid of the Moon said:

    Fast forward to May 28th.  I finally receive an email back from them, stating, "We are very sorry about the delay for your invoice #155111. We have been in contact with the consignor of the Fantastic Four #45 and they let me know that they have been checking their locations for the book and will check one last spot over this weekend, we will have an answer for you by Tuesday on the status of the book."

    Just a quick status update:

    ComicCONnect has still failed to get back to me and have an "answer for me by Tuesday" as they stated in their e-mail.

    What a CLOWNSHOW ComicCONnect is!

     

    I STRONGLY ENCOURAGE UPSTANDING CITIZENS TO REFRAIN FROM DOING BUSINESS WITH THEM UNTIL THEY GET THEIR "SPOON" TOGETHER!

  2. You are speaking in hindsight.  I agree that we all should have secured these books with Disney's acquisition of Fox IP.  But you also have to consider a lot of people could not have afforded them even at those low prices 4 years ago.  I myself was deep in credit debt 4 years ago.  Maxed to the limit by spending on comics...  But now that I have money, I figured it's never to late to get in on the ride, since we all know these books will keep going up...

  3. 8 minutes ago, I_Am_Not_A_Cat said:

    That is something every customer loves to hear. Does anyone in the history of the world like being told that's not my job or department? Basic customer service that any employee should know. Never ever tell a customer that's not my job or responsibility. 

     

    I would of had this guy taken care of and happy in 2 to 3 minutes. You decided you would reply on here. Reply to other people. A day later reply to more other customers. Next day reply again to other people. All you did was anger the customer more and allowed a opportunity for more people to share their comicconnect horror stories and turn off potential customers. Most people read but never comment. Do you think they are likely to buy from your company after this?

    I simply would have called this guy. Told him by this day and time you will either have a tracking number or a full refund. I would bet that would satisfy him. But to seal the deal I would tell him if he gives us another chance his next order no matter how big will ship for free. That would sound good to a customer and will actually make the company more money. Problem solved. Instead of endless horror stories the customer posts comicconnect reached out to me and made things right. Everybody then post good to hear. 

    This^^

     

    Instead, here is a direct copy and paste of what their customer service rep e-mailed to me:

    "We are very sorry about the delay for your invoice #155111. We have been in contact with the consignor of the Fantastic Four #45 and they let me know that they have been checking their locations for the book and will check one last spot over this weekend, we will have an answer for you by Tuesday on the status of the book. We do have your order #156602 ready to go but are still waiting to hear back from the consignor for the X-Men #95 on #156683. Do you want us to send the invoice we have ready or wait and combo them?

    Thank you,

    Skyla Mangine"

     

    What kind of CRAPPY CUSTOMER SERVICE IS that?  - They should have offered to ship the books that they already have in hand from that order, and send out the X-Men #95 book if they ever get in contact with the seller - free of shipping charges.  Instead, it seems as if they want to charge me separate shipping fees for the X-Men book if they ever even receive it?

    NO!  Good Customer service would have offered to ship the books they have on hand, and then offer the X-Men book with free shipping - if they even ever get in contact with another unreliable seller...!
     

     

  4. I'm going to take a "stand" and CHOOSE TO NOT PARTICIPATE in ComicCONnect's upcoming auction.  There are a lot of books that I want, but I REFUSE TO SUPPORT a business built on crappy customer service.

    I ENCOURAGE EVERYONE ELSE TO TAKE A STAND WITH ME AND SHOW BIG COMPANIES LIKE THIS - THAT THIS WILL NOT BE TOLERATED!  Let's hit em where it hurts.  Nothing will ever change for the greater good unless we as the general population agrees to take a stand against these type of "TYRANTS".

  5. Micah, nobody from ComicCONnect has even tried to reach out to me and make this situation right!  I have had to do all the sleuthing for your company's gross negligence!  ComicCONnnect has not even tried to offer me anything as compensation for your "$4500 INTEREST FREE LOAN" that I have provided ComiCONnect with for 2 months now.

    On top of that, when ComicCONnect refunded me the money for another book (Strange Tales #135 CGC 9.2) - same exact situation, one of your incompetent customer service people "forgot" to refund me for the tax on the book.  So I had to message them about their "accounting error" and tell them ComiCONnect still owed me tax for the book they could not send.

    Most companies with GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE would have done anything and everything to make the customer feel happy.  ComicCONnect has done the EXACT OPPOSITE.

  6. On 4/26/2021 at 3:51 PM, Dr. Dank said:

    Everything is hitting stupid numbers

    For me, it's at the point of

    Is this a peak and crash situation? 

    Or

    Is this an influx of new collectors 

    All my purchases now, besides what I normally collect, are based on getting books I've always wanted now at inflated prices and picking the ones that I feel will never come down again (hence my xmen 12 pickup)

    I think the pandemic caused an influx of new collectors, or people with deep wallets willing to spend more.  Another factor is no comic conventions for the past year.  You also have to factor in people using their tax returns to spend more on comics.  Buying comics is quite addicting!

     

    I don't think this is a peak and crash situation.  A comic market crash would only happen if the economy suffers a major blow like the housing crash in 2008.  Or if all the movie studios decided to suddenly stop making comic based movies.  - Even then, most rich people will still stay rich, and those people will still compete with each other for big keys...

  7. 47 minutes ago, Randall Dowling said:

    I always find it odd when I read threads about ComicConnect having issues.  I've purchased from all the major auction houses and dealers and have never had an unusual experience from them.  But then, I don't expect them to be like Amazon where they deliver the books the next day.  I've placed many orders in the last 6 months, many arrived within a couple weeks and a couple showed up in less than a week.  The last time I purchased from Heritage, it took 3 weeks to get my wins.  Which I expect to be pretty typical.

    Maybe I'm just lucky?  (shrug)

    I suppose I also compare these experiences with how I used to order books through the mail in the 80s and 90s.  If you guys find this upsetting, you would have gone crazy back then.  A guy could wait 2 or 3 months before hearing anything.  Meanwhile, you're check or money order was out there with only a hope an a prayer that you'd get the books you were looking for (which a lot of times you didn't because one or two were already sold).

    Anyway, I've had only good experiences buying from ComicConnect.  2c

     

    Like I stated in my 1st post.  I waited 6 weeks to message them about the status of the book.  It's not like I was expecting lightning fast customer service...  I don't expect them to be like Amazon, but after over 2 months with no replies from customer service, - They finally realize they haven't even made contact with the seller?  That is just unacceptable by anyone's standards...

  8. 8 minutes ago, mattn792 said:

    I’ve never dealt with ComicConnect.  Can someone riddle me this  - Do they at least make the seller confirm that they accept the offer/buy order and that the book is still available before making the buyer pay?  I know that ComicLink does.

    ComicCONnect DOES NOT wait for the seller to confirm or accept the buy order placed.  That's why this issue has happened to me 3x in the past 6 months!

     

    They need to adopt the same type of seller confirmation system like ComicLink has.  Then there would be way less occurrences like this happening!

  9. I also forgot to mention that this exact same situation happened with ComicCONnect and 2 other books that I previously bought and paid for:

    It happened with a Strange Tales #135 CGC 9.2 I paid $1000 for.  EXACT SAME THING HAPPENED (Seller could not locate book.)

    I also paid for an X-Men CBCS 9.4 $425 2nd week of May, and ComicCONnect is now saying they haven't heard back from this seller either.

     

    So it's not like this is an isolated incident.

    ComicCONnect has proven time and time again that they need to get their "SPOON" together!  What a bunch of CLOWNS.

  10. 59 minutes ago, Micah S. said:

    The books in auctions are required to be sent it, because we know they will sell on a specific date. It's the fixed price marketplace where we allow sellers to consign without sending the books.as they could sit there for a while.

    So, from by what you are saying is, that if I "say" I have a book I want to sell on your marketplace, then You don't require the books to be sent in?

     

    OK.  I have an X-Men #1 in CGC 8.5 grade.  I'll consign on your site for a very attractive price of $25k.  After a buyer purchases the book that "I say I have in hand", you will tell the buyer that they are legally obligated to make payment in a timely matter.  So then that buyer sends a check for $25k.  ComicCONnect then processes the check, and takes $25k away from the buyer's funds then "notifies" the seller to ship the book?

     

    ComicCONnect has had $4500 of MY MONEY for almost 2 months now and didn't even bother to communicate with the seller in 2 MONTHS?  WHAT KIND OF BUSINESS/CLOWNSHOW ARE YOU GUYS RUNNING OVER THERE?
     

  11. Hello All,

    I'm posting this to see if anyone else has experienced horrible customer service/ lack of communication when buying on ComicConnect.

     

    I bought a Fantastic Four #45 CGC 9.2 for $4200 on April 1st.  I sent the a check a few days later as the funds were withdrawn from my account shortly after.

    I waited until May 12th (Over a month later) - seeing as I know auction houses are really backed up due to pandemic circumstances.  They replied back to me in an e-mail stating, "

    I've messaged the shipping department. If you do not hear from us, the order will be bumped ahead and we should be shipping today.  We apologize for any inconvenience caused by the delay.  Best,
    ComicConnect Support Team".
     
    Fast forward to May 19th.  No replies back from ComicConnect yet.  So I sent them another e-mail asking what the "spoon" is going on with this order?
     
    Fast forward to May 28th.  I finally receive an email back from them, stating, "We are very sorry about the delay for your invoice #155111. We have been in contact with the consignor of the Fantastic Four #45 and they let me know that they have been checking their locations for the book and will check one last spot over this weekend, we will have an answer for you by Tuesday on the status of the book."
     
    Sorry for the long post, but I figured people who read this would want to see where I'm coming from/my mindset/frustration with this HORRIBLE COMPANY.
     
     
  12. Hey All!  - I've been a member here since 2014.  I've purchased a few books in the past from a couple people on here. 

     

    I have a lot of CGC Marvel Silver and Bronze Age Keys - Most in high grade.  I'm currently in the process of taking inventory/scanning them all.

     

    Please add feedback, and Thanks for Your business!