razor metal base have hit ebay

[hagausaf]

[quote="mredsox89":1p4rx822][quote="kruzie3":1p4rx822]I read on here its free shipping after first purchase, but on ebay it says $1 per additional item bought...

they invoiced me only 2.99 total so unless it was on accident which i dont believe they will update the invoice. shoot Brian a PM

I bought one of each and my shipping invoice is only $2.99

and if you think about it, the more cards you buy, technically the cheaper it is per card.

4 cards= $22.99= $5.75 a card
all 24 cards= $122.99= $5.12 per card

I sent Brian a PM and he is sending an invoice of $2.99 no matter how many u buy

Really? I bought 10 beckhams and I was charged $11.99 for shipping. Maybe something went wrong somewhere.

did you already pay? if so, just shoot him a PM and im sure he will refund the extra $9.[/quote:1p4rx822]

Here's what I said: "Hey Brian, I read on here that after the 1st purchase of a razor metal each additional is free, but ebay says $1 per additional. Could you plmk which it is. Thanks alot"


Here's BG's response: "At invoice stage, i am combining to make $2.99 total!"[/quote:1p4rx822]
Thats where I messed up, I didnt wait for the invoice. Just paid as soon as I got them.

 

[kruzie3]

[quote="jdfoxtrot79":2z7m3pd8][quote="mredsox89":2z7m3pd8][quote="kruzie3":2z7m3pd8]I read on here its free shipping after first purchase, but on ebay it says $1 per additional item bought...

they invoiced me only 2.99 total so unless it was on accident which i dont believe they will update the invoice. shoot Brian a PM

I bought one of each and my shipping invoice is only $2.99

and if you think about it, the more cards you buy, technically the cheaper it is per card.

4 cards= $22.99= $5.75 a card
all 24 cards= $122.99= $5.12 per card

I sent Brian a PM and he is sending an invoice of $2.99 no matter how many u buy

Really? I bought 10 beckhams and I was charged $11.99 for shipping. Maybe something went wrong somewhere.

did you already pay? if so, just shoot him a PM and im sure he will refund the extra $9.[/quote:2z7m3pd8]

Here's what I said: "Hey Brian, I read on here that after the 1st purchase of a razor metal each additional is free, but ebay says $1 per additional. Could you plmk which it is. Thanks alot"


Here's BG's response: "At invoice stage, i am combining to make $2.99 total!"[/quote:2z7m3pd8]
Thats where I messed up, I didnt wait for the invoice. Just paid as soon as I got them.[/quote:2z7m3pd8]

Ah, yeah.. which ones did you get?

 

[hagausaf]

[quote="kruzie3":1udu03xc][quote="jdfoxtrot79":1udu03xc][quote="mredsox89":1udu03xc][quote="kruzie3":1udu03xc]I read on here its free shipping after first purchase, but on ebay it says $1 per additional item bought...

they invoiced me only 2.99 total so unless it was on accident which i dont believe they will update the invoice. shoot Brian a PM

I bought one of each and my shipping invoice is only $2.99

and if you think about it, the more cards you buy, technically the cheaper it is per card.

4 cards= $22.99= $5.75 a card
all 24 cards= $122.99= $5.12 per card

I sent Brian a PM and he is sending an invoice of $2.99 no matter how many u buy

Really? I bought 10 beckhams and I was charged $11.99 for shipping. Maybe something went wrong somewhere.

did you already pay? if so, just shoot him a PM and im sure he will refund the extra $9.[/quote:1udu03xc]

Here's what I said: "Hey Brian, I read on here that after the 1st purchase of a razor metal each additional is free, but ebay says $1 per additional. Could you plmk which it is. Thanks alot"


Here's BG's response: "At invoice stage, i am combining to make $2.99 total!"[/quote:1udu03xc]
Thats where I messed up, I didnt wait for the invoice. Just paid as soon as I got them.[/quote:1udu03xc]

Ah, yeah.. which ones did you get?[/quote:1udu03xc]
Just got 10 Gordon Beckhams.

 

[kruzie3]

[quote="hagausaf":udg1wid3][quote="kruzie3":udg1wid3][quote="jdfoxtrot79":udg1wid3][quote="mredsox89":udg1wid3][quote="kruzie3":udg1wid3]I read on here its free shipping after first purchase, but on ebay it says $1 per additional item bought...

they invoiced me only 2.99 total so unless it was on accident which i dont believe they will update the invoice. shoot Brian a PM

I bought one of each and my shipping invoice is only $2.99

and if you think about it, the more cards you buy, technically the cheaper it is per card.

4 cards= $22.99= $5.75 a card
all 24 cards= $122.99= $5.12 per card

I sent Brian a PM and he is sending an invoice of $2.99 no matter how many u buy

Really? I bought 10 beckhams and I was charged $11.99 for shipping. Maybe something went wrong somewhere.

did you already pay? if so, just shoot him a PM and im sure he will refund the extra $9.[/quote:udg1wid3]

Here's what I said: "Hey Brian, I read on here that after the 1st purchase of a razor metal each additional is free, but ebay says $1 per additional. Could you plmk which it is. Thanks alot"


Here's BG's response: "At invoice stage, i am combining to make $2.99 total!"[/quote:udg1wid3]
Thats where I messed up, I didnt wait for the invoice. Just paid as soon as I got them.[/quote:udg1wid3]

Ah, yeah.. which ones did you get?[/quote:udg1wid3]
Just got 10 Gordon Beckhams.[/quote:udg1wid3]

Ok, nice

 

[HoustonTeams4Me]

I think Brian should end these auction's early & without notice so that the before mentioned "watcher's whom countdown till day 29 then buy" cannot occur (which would make buyer's either pay up or shutup). Though this idea would potentially cost him some $$ from sells in the present (likely with the first go around of player's) because no one would be expecting it, and I think it would push those who were going to sit by on idle (until they see a card that might be SP'd in the closing day's & then pounce) to pounce immediately in fear that they may possibly miss out altogether! Just an idea as this- monitoring the amount sold & then strolling in & buying those which haven't sold many- is going to basically ensure that none of them are sp'd (at least not in the context to where it will make any difference on the secondary market). The only problem with the "ending early" plan (besides the fact that Brian may initially lose some sell's) is the conspiracy theorist's can have a feild day with the idea that Brian may give "notice" to a select few of his henchmen (& then we'll be buried in doo-doo thread's)! :lol:

 

[Jaypers]

I think Brian should end these auction's early & without notice so that the before mentioned "watcher's whom countdown till day 29 then buy" cannot occur (which would make buyer's either pay up or shutup). Though this idea would potentially cost him some $$ from sells in the present (likely with the first go around of player's) because no one would be expecting it, and I think it would push those who were going to sit by on idle (until they see a card that might be SP'd in the closing day's & then pounce) to pounce immediately in fear that they may possibly miss out altogether! Just an idea as this- monitoring the amount sold & then strolling in & buying those which haven't sold many- is going to basically ensure that none of them are sp'd (at least not in the context to where it will make any difference on the secondary market). The only problem with the "ending early" plan (besides the fact that Brian may initially lose some sell's) is the conspiracy theorist's can have a feild day with the idea that Brian may give "notice" to a select few of his henchmen (& then we'll be buried in doo-doo thread's)! :lol:

Extremely shady idea, and not cool.

 

[masonphillip]

I think Brian should end these auction's early & without notice so that the before mentioned "watcher's whom countdown till day 29 then buy" cannot occur (which would make buyer's either pay up or shutup). Though this idea would potentially cost him some $$ from sells in the present (likely with the first go around of player's) because no one would be expecting it, and I think it would push those who were going to sit by on idle (until they see a card that might be SP'd in the closing day's & then pounce) to pounce immediately in fear that they may possibly miss out altogether! Just an idea as this- monitoring the amount sold & then strolling in & buying those which haven't sold many- is going to basically ensure that none of them are sp'd (at least not in the context to where it will make any difference on the secondary market). The only problem with the "ending early" plan (besides the fact that Brian may initially lose some sell's) is the conspiracy theorist's can have a feild day with the idea that Brian may give "notice" to a select few of his henchmen (& then we'll be buried in doo-doo thread's)! :lol:

Extremely shady idea, and not cool.

+1 on this, what brian needs to do is exactly what he said he'd do, let the auctions run their course then destroy the cards, anything else will be a departure from the plan and potentially screw those who have already bought or were going to buy.

 

[HoustonTeams4Me]

I think Brian should end these auction's early & without notice so that the before mentioned "watcher's whom countdown till day 29 then buy" cannot occur (which would make buyer's either pay up or shutup). Though this idea would potentially cost him some $$ from sells in the present (likely with the first go around of player's) because no one would be expecting it, and I think it would push those who were going to sit by on idle (until they see a card that might be SP'd in the closing day's & then pounce) to pounce immediately in fear that they may possibly miss out altogether! Just an idea as this- monitoring the amount sold & then strolling in & buying those which haven't sold many- is going to basically ensure that none of them are sp'd (at least not in the context to where it will make any difference on the secondary market). The only problem with the "ending early" plan (besides the fact that Brian may initially lose some sell's) is the conspiracy theorist's can have a feild day with the idea that Brian may give "notice" to a select few of his henchmen (& then we'll be buried in doo-doo thread's)! :lol:

Extremely shady idea, and not cool.

Especially to those whom are keeping count & waiting for day 29

 

[matchpenalty]

Are all the cards in hand and being shipped out now to the buyers who have ordered already? Will people be getting these in hand fairly soon. I really like this idea. Will be fun seeing what is left towards the final days of the auctions and see if any big orders go down late. Will be cool seeing the final order tally on each card.

 

[ru4scuba]

Are all the cards in hand and being shipped out now to the buyers who have ordered already? Will people be getting these in hand fairly soon. I really like this idea. Will be fun seeing what is left towards the final days of the auctions and see if any big orders go down late. Will be cool seeing the final order tally on each card.

I got a shipped email for mine yesterday.

 

[HoustonTeams4Me]

I think Brian should end these auction's early & without notice so that the before mentioned "watcher's whom countdown till day 29 then buy" cannot occur (which would make buyer's either pay up or shutup). Though this idea would potentially cost him some $$ from sells in the present (likely with the first go around of player's) because no one would be expecting it, and I think it would push those who were going to sit by on idle (until they see a card that might be SP'd in the closing day's & then pounce) to pounce immediately in fear that they may possibly miss out altogether! Just an idea as this- monitoring the amount sold & then strolling in & buying those which haven't sold many- is going to basically ensure that none of them are sp'd (at least not in the context to where it will make any difference on the secondary market). The only problem with the "ending early" plan (besides the fact that Brian may initially lose some sell's) is the conspiracy theorist's can have a feild day with the idea that Brian may give "notice" to a select few of his henchmen (& then we'll be buried in doo-doo thread's)! :lol:

Extremely shady idea, and not cool.

+1 on this, what brian needs to do is exactly what he said he'd do, let the auctions run their course then destroy the cards, anything else will be a departure from the plan and potentially screw those who have already bought or were going to buy.

"anything else will be a departure from the plan and potentially screw those who have already bought or were going to buy"

In consideration to those with Sig. Series, the "quoted" above didn't stop him when creating this product (Metal). I had written the idea as an alternative to those whom are "camping out" as it would allow for these to be somewhat limited; as opposed to what they are going to end up being (too many folks buying in at the last moment...let those that bought in early reap the benefit, instead of those whom are trying to manipulate the system/idea of it all). That's all I was saying...didn't know it would be labelled "Shady & not cool". :lol:

 

[Jaypers]

I think Brian should end these auction's early & without notice so that the before mentioned "watcher's whom countdown till day 29 then buy" cannot occur (which would make buyer's either pay up or shutup). Though this idea would potentially cost him some $$ from sells in the present (likely with the first go around of player's) because no one would be expecting it, and I think it would push those who were going to sit by on idle (until they see a card that might be SP'd in the closing day's & then pounce) to pounce immediately in fear that they may possibly miss out altogether! Just an idea as this- monitoring the amount sold & then strolling in & buying those which haven't sold many- is going to basically ensure that none of them are sp'd (at least not in the context to where it will make any difference on the secondary market). The only problem with the "ending early" plan (besides the fact that Brian may initially lose some sell's) is the conspiracy theorist's can have a feild day with the idea that Brian may give "notice" to a select few of his henchmen (& then we'll be buried in doo-doo thread's)! :lol:

Extremely shady idea, and not cool.

+1 on this, what brian needs to do is exactly what he said he'd do, let the auctions run their course then destroy the cards, anything else will be a departure from the plan and potentially screw those who have already bought or were going to buy.

"anything else will be a departure from the plan and potentially screw those who have already bought or were going to buy"

In consideration to those with Sig. Series, the "quoted" above didn't stop him when creating this product (Metal). I had written the idea as an alternative to those whom are "camping out" as it would allow for these to be somewhat limited; as opposed to what they are going to end up being (too many folks buying in at the last moment...let those that bought in early reap the benefit, instead of those whom are trying to manipulate the system/idea of it all). That's all I was saying...didn't know it would be labelled "Shady & not cool". :lol:

Except the concept of Metal was known for quite some time now, ever since Coastal first proposed it. Your idea is the difference between night and day.

 

[masonphillip]

I think Brian should end these auction's early & without notice so that the before mentioned "watcher's whom countdown till day 29 then buy" cannot occur (which would make buyer's either pay up or shutup). Though this idea would potentially cost him some $$ from sells in the present (likely with the first go around of player's) because no one would be expecting it, and I think it would push those who were going to sit by on idle (until they see a card that might be SP'd in the closing day's & then pounce) to pounce immediately in fear that they may possibly miss out altogether! Just an idea as this- monitoring the amount sold & then strolling in & buying those which haven't sold many- is going to basically ensure that none of them are sp'd (at least not in the context to where it will make any difference on the secondary market). The only problem with the "ending early" plan (besides the fact that Brian may initially lose some sell's) is the conspiracy theorist's can have a feild day with the idea that Brian may give "notice" to a select few of his henchmen (& then we'll be buried in doo-doo thread's)! :lol:

Extremely shady idea, and not cool.

+1 on this, what brian needs to do is exactly what he said he'd do, let the auctions run their course then destroy the cards, anything else will be a departure from the plan and potentially screw those who have already bought or were going to buy.

"anything else will be a departure from the plan and potentially screw those who have already bought or were going to buy"

In consideration to those with Sig. Series, the "quoted" above didn't stop him when creating this product (Metal). I had written the idea as an alternative to those whom are "camping out" as it would allow for these to be somewhat limited; as opposed to what they are going to end up being (too many folks buying in at the last moment...let those that bought in early reap the benefit, instead of those whom are trying to manipulate the system/idea of it all). That's all I was saying...didn't know it would be labelled "Shady & not cool". :lol:

I agree, Sig Series buyers aren't happy but he did not specifically state, this will be the only 2008 product etc. He has specifically stated whats going on here.

There is nothing wrong with waiting, that's not manipulating the system, its just being wise about when you buy.

 

[HoustonTeams4Me]

I think Brian should end these auction's early & without notice so that the before mentioned "watcher's whom countdown till day 29 then buy" cannot occur (which would make buyer's either pay up or shutup). Though this idea would potentially cost him some $$ from sells in the present (likely with the first go around of player's) because no one would be expecting it, and I think it would push those who were going to sit by on idle (until they see a card that might be SP'd in the closing day's & then pounce) to pounce immediately in fear that they may possibly miss out altogether! Just an idea as this- monitoring the amount sold & then strolling in & buying those which haven't sold many- is going to basically ensure that none of them are sp'd (at least not in the context to where it will make any difference on the secondary market). The only problem with the "ending early" plan (besides the fact that Brian may initially lose some sell's) is the conspiracy theorist's can have a feild day with the idea that Brian may give "notice" to a select few of his henchmen (& then we'll be buried in doo-doo thread's)! :lol:

Extremely shady idea, and not cool.

+1 on this, what brian needs to do is exactly what he said he'd do, let the auctions run their course then destroy the cards, anything else will be a departure from the plan and potentially screw those who have already bought or were going to buy.

"anything else will be a departure from the plan and potentially screw those who have already bought or were going to buy"

In consideration to those with Sig. Series, the "quoted" above didn't stop him when creating this product (Metal). I had written the idea as an alternative to those whom are "camping out" as it would allow for these to be somewhat limited; as opposed to what they are going to end up being (too many folks buying in at the last moment...let those that bought in early reap the benefit, instead of those whom are trying to manipulate the system/idea of it all). That's all I was saying...didn't know it would be labelled "Shady & not cool". :lol:

Except the concept of Metal was known for quite some time now, ever since Coastal first proposed it. Your idea is the difference between night and day.

I guess one can interpret something to mean what they choose it to mean, but what I am proposing would not financially hurt those who have already spent money on Razor(Edit: as a matter of fact, it would reward them for buying into the product early & on the principle of buying it because they like, collect, or have faith in it- it would only make those whom are "waiting" lose out & obviously they would have already bought into it if they had faith in it; so why should it matter if those people miss out?); whereas what was done before (with the regurjitation of player's onto an improved version of Sig Series) will indeed hurt those who've already spent money on Razor product! I didn't want to rehash this so I'll exit on this (as a matter of fact I didn't even want to go down this route, but you guy's brought up the shady & not cool aspect so I deemed it fair to note what was truly "shady & not cool"- that's all).

 

[kruzie3]

Anyone know when the autos come out?

 

[sportscardtheory]

How can these be released as 2008 cards... they clearly are not.

 

[mredsox89]

How can these be released as 2008 cards... they clearly are not.

lets not get this argument going again. they are being released as 08, whether people agree or not

 

[Mighty Bombjack]

How can these be released as 2008 cards... they clearly are not.

lets not get this argument going again. they are being released as 08, whether people agree or not

we should print some Pujols cards and call them 2001

edit-sorry if I'm "getting the argument going again." I wasn't privy to any previous arguments over this.

 

[sportscardtheory]

How can these be released as 2008 cards... they clearly are not.

lets not get this argument going again. they are being released as 08, whether people agree or not

It's not an argument, just stating some common sense. If I ran Beckett, I would call these 2009 cards no matter what they say on the card.

 

[ThoseBackPages]

How can these be released as 2008 cards... they clearly are not.

Same way Contenders is listed as 2008

Those that dont produce MLB cards dont have to follow any rules, and that goes for ANYTHING they do.