do you continue to roll the dice with "MyComicShop"

[COI]

If they offer to make it right every time, you aren't "rolling the dice".

 

 

They always offer to make it right, if you want to mail the book back. I don't want to waste my lunch hour at the post office.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[techvoodoo]

If they offer to make it right every time, you aren't "rolling the dice".

 

Rolling the dice on if your order will be right the first time, not rolling the dice on if you're going to get compensated.

 

Its rolling the dice in the same way If a pizza joint delivers you the wrong pie half the time but you gotta drive back to get it fixed.

 

Its the hassel that bothers me. I'm not saying they are trying to screw me. Just that I am inconvenienced every time I have placed an order with them.

[RockMyAmadeus]

If they offer to make it right every time, you aren't "rolling the dice".

 

 

They always offer to make it right, if you want to mail the book back. I don't want to waste my lunch hour at the post office.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Dr. Balls]

If they offer to make it right every time, you aren't "rolling the dice".

 

 

They always offer to make it right, if you want to mail the book back. I don't want to waste my lunch hour at the post office.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Prince Namor]

As a seller I'll eat the cost of making a customer happy, for MY screw up.

[dsshaw]

I have problems with them, too. It is rolling the dice. I buy Time-Loks and Life Xtenders from them, and half the time the boards arrive damaged, dropped on their corners. For that money, it is a realy pain in the butt to return damaged boards and get new ones. They don't cover the entire cost of shipping the bad items back. I eat the bad boards most of the time unless it's the whole pack. (I get 50 board packs). There are always some damaged goods, and usually half the shipment. After a complaint, my last shipment was good. We'll see how my next one comes.

 

Accepting returns does not make up for delivering bad product. I can find somewhere else to get my supplies where I don't have to worry about returns.

 

 

[ivegotneatstuff]

sigh...and I still remember the days of

 

receiving a newsletter in the mail

Checkmarking the comics I wanted

totaling it on some mimeographed form

adding sales tax if i had to

Mailing in a postal money order with my order form

waiting 4 to 8 weeks

receiving the books in the mail

deciding if it fit into one of the 3 grades they offered back then (good - Fine - Mint)

watching Lawrence Welk

 

 

 

 

[Wally's Comics]

sigh...and I still remember the days of

 

receiving a newsletter in the mail

Checkmarking the comics I wanted

totaling it on some mimeographed form

adding sales tax if i had to

Mailing in a postal money order with my order form

waiting 4 to 8 weeks

receiving the books in the mail

deciding if it fit into one of the 3 grades they offered back then (good - Fine - Mint)

watching Lawrence Welk

 

 

That's Beautiful!

 

 

 

 

[Erndog]

Yup, bought a higher end book than 4 other smaller books that were all labeled as NM and I was pretty surprised at the condition I received them in.

 

They were really cheap smaller books (less than $5 each) so I couldn't be bothered but I know now not to spend the extra buck on their NM stuff as its likely not NM.

 

I was surprised too considering I hear how hard they grade but that's likely only for more expensive books.

[Mad Titan]

 

 

[techvoodoo]

As a seller I'll eat the cost of making a customer happy, for MY screw up.

 

That's all I'm saying. Most good sellers do this. MCS knows they don't have to provide top notch products or service it seems. I guess I'm learning that they aren't willing to go the extra mile.

 

Offering a refund (not covering all of the return shipping) for their mistake just doesn't cut it for me on a product they are probably going to trash once they get it back. If we were talking about something that still had value once they got it back ok I see them expecting to get it returned. But not 1 or 2 $5 back issues that they mis-graded.

 

Does anyone know of a quality comic dealer with a lot of back issues that I could use as an alternative to those jokers?

 

[DiceX]

 

I'd hit that like I was trying to start a campfire to earn my Eagle Badge.

 

 

[mikenyc]

 

I'd hit that like I was trying to start a campfire to earn my Eagle Badge.

 

 

Fast, shallow, small strokes.

[8milemax]

If they offer to make it right every time, you aren't "rolling the dice".

 

 

They always offer to make it right, if you want to mail the book back. I don't want to waste my lunch hour at the post office.

My Comic Shop thread and of course RMA shows up wow

[Cascaders27]

If it burns when I pee should I start a thread?

[Ivan_Only-migration]

I have had 9 orders with MCS over the last couple years for a total of 160 comics, I have never had an issue with a comic being over graded or damaged.

[ChrisInBaltimore]

I've always been very impressed with MyComicShop. Their prices and selection can't be compared. If you want perfect books try and buy them off the shelf when they come out or buy them in a CGC holder. Otherwise stop person_without_enough_empathying.

 

 

 

 

That is incredible.

[RockMyAmadeus]

If they offer to make it right every time, you aren't "rolling the dice".

 

 

They always offer to make it right, if you want to mail the book back. I don't want to waste my lunch hour at the post office.

 

 

 

[RockMyAmadeus]

If you want perfect books try and buy them off the shelf when they come out or buy them in a CGC holder or buy from sellers who know how to grade and care about every transaction, like Comic-Sutra on eBay.

 

[8milemax]

If they offer to make it right every time, you aren't "rolling the dice".

 

 

They always offer to make it right, if you want to mail the book back. I don't want to waste my lunch hour at the post office.

 

 

I'm willing to bet the next My Comic Shop thread that is started RMA will be right back in there (thumbs u