Darwin wants to know what you would do.

Jimski · May 31st, 2011, 14:34

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Originally Posted by Scarecrow

Are they Bastards? If the are you can always trade them for white, you just have to cover shipping. Or when you do another order, send them back and I'll include them swapped in white at no addition shipping charge. Saves you the outbound shipping.

hey thank you very much!
it's not necessary, I'll play with black BBs and it
will make me a better airsofter

Crunchmeister · May 31st, 2011, 15:05

I would say refund him minus shipping cost, since it was his error in the end.

Personally, I think he's a dumbass and the fact he couldn't VISUALLY see all the weights were the same size and had to try each kind of proves that. He doesn't deserve a refund, but you have a business reputation to protect. Hence why I'd say to bite the bullet (or BB in this case).

Let's just hope he gets some actual 4.5mm BBs and then accidentally shoots himself in the nuts before he gets a chance to breed.

m102404 · May 31st, 2011, 15:06

If this was run by the City of Toronoto...

1. Price of each bag of BBs would go up to some awkward odd amount that would be hard to make change for.

2. Price increase would be needed to cover the extra printing costs of relabeling the bags (which are already labeled)...and the 9 committee members who decided to do this.

3. Labels would need to be reprinted to explicitly state in overly large and garish font that these airsoft BBs are for airsoft guns, that they are 5.98 mm and not 4.5mm, that they are made of plastics not copper washed lead. That the purchaser assumes responsibility for the items once they are in transit and that opened packages cannot be returned. There would need to be at least one RFP put out for tender...and any responses would be tossed because Ford's brothers wifes sister-in-laws nephew would print them at Ford's printing shop anyways.

4. Then every BBBastard in the distribution chain would have to adjust their products.

5. Then every purchaser would need to pay a tax (oops, I mean admin fee), take an IQ test and sign a waiver that indemifies BBBastard for any stupidity on their part.

Easy peasy....until it was all scrapped when you get 90% of the way through all that.

The upside is...no matter how dumb that e-mail was...it's probably not going to be the dumbest thing you have to deal with today

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May 31st, 2011, 15:05	#17
Crunchmeister Trader rating Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: In your bedroom going though your underwear drawer	I would say refund him minus shipping cost, since it was his error in the end. Personally, I think he's a dumbass and the fact he couldn't VISUALLY see all the weights were the same size and had to try each kind of proves that. He doesn't deserve a refund, but you have a business reputation to protect. Hence why I'd say to bite the bullet (or BB in this case). Let's just hope he gets some actual 4.5mm BBs and then accidentally shoots himself in the nuts before he gets a chance to breed. __________________

May 31st, 2011, 15:06	#18
m102404 Tys Trader rating Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Toronto	If this was run by the City of Toronoto... 1. Price of each bag of BBs would go up to some awkward odd amount that would be hard to make change for. 2. Price increase would be needed to cover the extra printing costs of relabeling the bags (which are already labeled)...and the 9 committee members who decided to do this. 3. Labels would need to be reprinted to explicitly state in overly large and garish font that these airsoft BBs are for airsoft guns, that they are 5.98 mm and not 4.5mm, that they are made of plastics not copper washed lead. That the purchaser assumes responsibility for the items once they are in transit and that opened packages cannot be returned. There would need to be at least one RFP put out for tender...and any responses would be tossed because Ford's brothers wifes sister-in-laws nephew would print them at Ford's printing shop anyways. 4. Then every BBBastard in the distribution chain would have to adjust their products. 5. Then every purchaser would need to pay a tax (oops, I mean admin fee), take an IQ test and sign a waiver that indemifies BBBastard for any stupidity on their part. Easy peasy....until it was all scrapped when you get 90% of the way through all that. The upside is...no matter how dumb that e-mail was...it's probably not going to be the dumbest thing you have to deal with today

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