Problems with comic link?

[creepbox-migration]

I was wondering if anyone had any problems with buying from comiclink? One of my problems recently was that I bought a book, only to have comiclink inform me later the owner lost the book. Ok, who loses a book? My opinion is that the owner decided to keep the book or either sold it somewhere else for more money. Comiclink never informed me of the status so, after a few months I called and they said the book was unavailable. I did manage them to give me $14.00 free shipping. Anyone else have similar problems with comiclink?

 

--j

[paperheart]

no

[G.A.tor]

comic link only has auction comics, for the most part, in their possession...

anyone can list any book on the exchange, whether they have it or not... if you place a buy order, and the seller agrees, all Comiclink is , is the middle man.. .until they get the comic from the seller, they can't send it to you...if the seller delays for weeks or longer, comiclink won't know till all that is revealed..

 

 

[DrWatson]

More than likely the owner did not lose the book. Odds are they sold it at some point in the past and never removed from the Comic Link website as being for sale.

[Tomega]

I had one occurence a long time ago where the the book turned out to be no longer available but I have not heard of it being a prevalent problem. However, their communication has been very poor of late. There have been 4 or 5 occasions in the last few months that they have not responsed to my emails about an order. One time they responded 10 days after my email and after I received the book. They are still one of the best but need better customer service.

[jimjum12]

I'd be willing to bet that Josh is looking for a qualified applicant right now.I would imagine a person with a business degree ,strong computer skills ,and a deep comics background would probably be paid fairly well.GOD BLESS...

 

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[Tomega]

I'd be willing to bet that Josh is looking for a qualified applicant right now.I would imagine a person with a business degree ,strong computer skills ,and a deep comics background would probably be paid fairly well.GOD BLESS...

 

-jimbo(a friend of jesus) (thumbs u

 

What do you consider fairly well? I would jump at a job like that but I am sure the salary and benefits would not be enough for New York. On Long Island, if you are not making at leas 80K, it is difficult.

[jimjum12]

I'd be willing to bet that Josh is looking for a qualified applicant right now.I would imagine a person with a business degree ,strong computer skills ,and a deep comics background would probably be paid fairly well.GOD BLESS...

 

-jimbo(a friend of jesus) (thumbs u

 

What do you consider fairly well? I would jump at a job like that but I am sure the salary and benefits would not be enough for New York. On Long Island, if you are not making at leas 80K, it is difficult.

 

It would be interesting to know....GOD BLESS...

 

-jimbo(a friend of jesus) (thumbs u

[Mephisto]

I can tell you that sometimes people sell things and forget to take them off comiclink and are no longer available. I bought a piece of art privately a few weeks ago and it's still listed on their site.

[VintageComics]

I think the most important thing to remember is that Comiclink is usually just a middle man and they relay messages between buyers and sellers.

 

 

R.