Exciting yes. Can I afford it no.Covarr said:Loving the RSS feed. For example, I just found out they're taking preorders for SCDSTWO now.
Exciting, right?
That's unavoidable I'm afraid. The Supercard team hasn't revealed any shots of the cart/packaging or a hard date. What we do know is the price point and that it's set to release any day now. As more information becomes available the product page will be updated by the ShopTemp team.Overwhelming said:But they're showing the ONE box shot and don't even know the contents (besides the flashcart, obviously).
And the lack of any photos/screenshots/videos so close to the supposed release date worries me too...
Another World said:QUOTE said:We will only refund up to $5 on return shipping costs
and this is in the defective 7 day section. i got news for them, it cost more than $5 to ship something back to China. If the item is defective why should I have to pay for return shipping costs? Who is to say the second item won't be defective as well.
The shipping costs for returning the product to us are not subject to refund.QUOTE said:We will exchange or fix products that fall under the 6-months warranty if the product ceased to function or suffered from a manufacturing defect appearing within the 6 months period after the order is shipped.
if it takes 3-4 weeks for the item to arrive, which is possible, i'm out 1 month on my warranty because it starts from when the item is shipped?
costello you need to talk to them about this. once someone gets treated poorly (in my case it was with DX) they are reluctant to order from a chinese seller again. i'd rather pay $25 more for a dingoo and get it from a US shop. the returns are so much easier, the shipping time is quicker, etc.
their return policy should state that anything defective item or item which arrived damaged or defective can be shipped back within 7 days for a full refund or a full value exhange. in addition they should pay ALL return shipping costs and the cost to ship out a new item.
secondly, the 6 month policy (while looks good on paper) should include full shipping costs for any product which becomes defective or stops working within the 6 month period. in addition the 6 month period begins 3 weeks from when the item was shipped for all packages without a tracking number and the day after the item arrives for all packages with a tracking number.
it is never the products or prices which get me to buy. it is how i am treated with customer response, care, kind words, how easy it is to exchange, etc. you can almost guarantee that 85% of their business will be from over seas clients. they need to really make sure the return policy is perfected.
its all fine until you have to return something. then it cost $23 to ship it back, etc...
6 mo. policy
seriously? if it arrives damaged i have to pay to send it back? really? lol. wow.
-another world
There's always a tradeoff with this sort of thing, shipping no matter where from, usually takes a couple of weeks with standard shipping options. Then you're going to pay a little bit more with every superior option. A relative of mine was speaking to me just the other day about how she shipped a fairly small parcel using one of the faster shipping services and it cost a fair chunk of change.iwakura said:-Snip for length-
Ace Gunman said:There's always a tradeoff with this sort of thing, shipping no matter where from, usually takes a couple of weeks with standard shipping options. Then you're going to pay a little bit more with every superior option. A relative of mine was speaking to me just the other day about how she shipped a fairly small parcel using one of the faster shipping services and it cost a fair chunk of change.iwakura said:-Snip for length-
More importantly, though, is the content and pricing. Being shipped from China it does take a bit longer (depending on your locale and if your using the most basic shipping options), but you're getting the product at a fraction of the price of most other shops. The average North American seller is going to charge you at least 1/3 - double the price of ShopTemp.
And then on the flipside, the average Chinese store will generally give you a low price, but they'll have awful customer service, a mediocre layout, and Engrish all over the place. It's not a pleasant experience a lot of the time.
ShopTemp counters both of these problems, and offers GBAtemp and Filetrip's resources in doing so. Anywho, hope you took that and my previous reply to Another into consideration when you were writing your article.
I can't say for sure, but I think that's a stock price issue. A shop has to set something at a particular price in order to make stocking it worthwhile. So in the cases of the larger size cards, the stock price must have been slightly higher.EJames2100 said:About the Memory Card prices :/
The 2Gb is priced normally, the 4GB is just under the price of 2 2GB Cards, the 8GB is just under the price of 2 4GB Cards, yet the 16GB is over the price of 2 8GB Cards.
Both Kingston and Sandisk, why is this ?
You're not the only one. Look here -> Website down?tattar8 said:I can't access ShopTemp; I get a 403