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Every single Bowman Chrome Prospects base card I pulled from my 2 boxes of Jumbos has a scratch in exactly the same spot running vertically down the entire length of the card. Anyone else have this issue?
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notoriousrmb said:...and yet we crucify Razor in their first year and Topps has been doing this for how long?
marterburn said:So they're asknig me to spend the $8 to send the aprroximately 110 damaged cards to them, with no promise of doing anything. what a joke...
Jeff N. said:marterburn said:So they're asknig me to spend the $8 to send the aprroximately 110 damaged cards to them, with no promise of doing anything. what a joke...
Do you expect them to just send you a free box of 110 cards?
It happens. You send them back, they'll replace them, and they'll likely give you a lil something something for your troubles.
At least they put a quality product that usually holds it's value based on it's name and reputation.
There is a huge difference between and old, established company making a production error, than the "new kid on the block." One has credibility and history, the other has to earn it.notoriousrmb said:...and yet we crucify Razor in their first year and Topps has been doing this for how long?
200lbhockeyplayer said:There is a huge difference between and old, established company making a production error, than the "new kid on the block." One has credibility and history, the other has to earn it.notoriousrmb said:...and yet we crucify Razor in their first year and Topps has been doing this for how long?
What is it they say about first impressions? Oh yeah.
marterburn said:Every single Bowman Chrome Prospects base card I pulled from my 2 boxes of Jumbos has a scratch in exactly the same spot running vertically down the entire length of the card. Anyone else have this issue?
What I am saying is that established companies are always given the "right to rectify" a problem simply due to their history, new companies don't get that luxury. By all means, Topps should be held to a higher standard, but you have a history with Topps, and a level of inherent trust in them resolving a problem. Manufacturing problems occur across every industry, and you can guarantee that established companies have better opportunities to continue to grow than new businesses with the same problems.notoriousrmb said:200lbhockeyplayer said:There is a huge difference between and old, established company making a production error, than the "new kid on the block." One has credibility and history, the other has to earn it.notoriousrmb said:...and yet we crucify Razor in their first year and Topps has been doing this for how long?
What is it they say about first impressions? Oh yeah.
I really don't want to turn this into another Razor thread, but I can't see how the "old established" company gets away with something that they should have years of practice perfecting. If anything I would hold the established company to a higher overall standard.
I'm not disagreeing that the poor quality crushes Razor's sales based on first impressions as you stated, but I would be more upset and demand more from a company that has been around as long as Topps. It's basically saying once you have made a name for yourself, you can sell poo in a box and its acceptable since you are a "known name". Personally I don't buy it.
If you are going to bash razor for poor quality, then a company like Topps should be ripped apart.
Messier2 said:Topps is great about replacing damaged cards and missing autos....got my missing auto back in LESS THAN 1 week!