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  1. 5 minutes ago, Vega said:

    "Our records will also contain a signed insert". So my guess would be that the prints from the blue copies stay at /2000 and we may get the insert of the record signed, who knows.

    I think insert/print may be interchangeable terms here. My bet is that they'll sign 3,000 of the same exact thing (art print of the cover).

  2. 18 minutes ago, Vega said:

    Yeah I got an email too, it's cool that they do it but i don't get why they don't sign the cover, would be cooler imo

    Cover would have been great. Guessing it's logistically much easier (and cheaper) to have artists sign separate, lightweight art prints - especially when it's a huge quantity like 3,000.

  3. 2 minutes ago, Vega said:

    Off you're right, sorry. I thought you meant the blue one in general, the prints have sold out as well here as it seems. So then the blue are not /2000 but just the prints?

    Yeah the signed print is /2000 (/3000 if you include the ones that come with the red copies).

    The blue variant itself seems to be a large webstore exclusive.

     

  4. 5 minutes ago, floyd_z said:

    It doesn't help that ebay does absolutely nothing to users who don't pay

    Yep. A non-paying buyer can literally hold the seller hostage for over a month simply by not responding to payment reminders, messages, unpaid claims. eBay blows in that regard.

     

    Some sellers will extend Second Chance Offers if they happen to have multiple copies of something as well. Even if the winning bidder pays they figure they can unload their other one for a few bucks less.

  5. 7 hours ago, tokimedo said:

     

    7 hours ago, tokimedo said:

    looks like a real business that does what it says it does. from the looks of it, this is the fault of bleep. they did not provide the proper paperwork to have this clear US customs, so it gets sent to this warehouse in a hold until the proper paperwork is provided by sender. 

    Verrry interesting. So, it makes sense that unclaimed things may wind up somewhere and eventually get auctioned or burned (I guess)... but I have zero clue how this place has any right to charge me anything for holding the package. I wonder if it's just a scare tactic. I'd simply let it lapse and wait for my PayPal refund via Bleep, but the monthly charge this place is seeming to apply to my "invoice" along with threatening going to collections has me a bit anxious about taking that approach.

     

     

    3 hours ago, Shitty Rambo said:

    Anyway to contest or dispute the initial order (PayPal, done via credit card, etc)? See if there is anyway you can report it as fraud, it essentially is. 

    I submitted a PayPal claim. I hope I won't have any problem getting my original ~$300 back, but it's these new "fees" that are troublesome.

     

     

    28 minutes ago, mitchard said:

    The website looks like it was made in 2002 with a DIY website generator, and is even flagged as being "not secure". Plus the invoice date is "9/10/22020". 😂

    The invoice and website are littered with typos, it's comical. And the gov't URL they reference in the second letter they sent doesn't even work.

  6. 2 minutes ago, Oblivions said:

    My wife works in aerospace and she says they do this with airplane parts when a company doesn’t “clear customs” on a package and the company does have to pay expensive warehouse fees in those scenarios. But she seemed confused by the notice that they’ll destroy your merch, even if you pay, and that they won’t ship it back out to you after you pay the fees. In her experience, sometimes a company doesn’t get initially notified of customs issues or they get notified and drop the ball and they end up getting these fees but the package should then be put back on track to getting shipped to them. Might be worth seeing if you have any import/export experts in your family or friend group or find some kind of chill lawyer in that realm who would be willing to help explain what your obligations are. This sucks that they can do this to a random individual over a package of records.

    Good to know. Appreciate you sharing it with your wife. I’m clueless when it comes to all of this stuff and am just hoping I can avoid any insane battles with these scumbags. Will probably wait a bit first to see if Bleep says anything back. I know calling the warehouse itself will just result in intimidation and trying to get me to just pay up, which is pretty sickening. I just don’t understand what grounds they even have to stand on here.

  7. Just now, Plarocks said:

    Sounds like a scam to me.

     

     

    Yeah I don’t know how this random place can, out of nowhere, send all of these random insanely high fees to me. How could anyone protect theirselves against this type of thing if it’s legit?

     

    Bleep was cooperative with me when I emailed them in mid-August when I said I thought the packages were lost. They told me the items were with customs and to sit tight... and now this. They didn’t respond when I followed up twice again last week.

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    I ordered two separate multi-item orders from Bleep (UK) a while back, around $175/ea order including shipping, and I’ve presumed they were lost after both shipped in early July.

     
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    I just received a letter from “Brick Mountain Warehouse” in New York who is claiming I owe them, out of the blue, $450 for holding my package(s?) and I’m being told they may still destroy my items after I pay the mandatory fees. Oh, and they can’t ship them to me, I’d have to pick them up in New York (I live in chicago).

     

    Photos of the letters they sent me.

     

    I was never contacted by anyone telling me any additional information or any type of duty fees were required to get my packages unstuck.

     

    Has anyone experienced anything like this? I’ve been ordering things overseas for over a decade and have never had a single issue before (save for maybe an actually-lost package once or twice).

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