Because of that I asked for production dates and not for arrival dates. Shipping times vary a lot in my experience. Having the production finished in a month would be great!matt3o wrote:I can't give you a firm date, you know production time is something out of my control. Hopefully this time next month we will have our keys ready (that doesn't mean shipped to your doorstep).
I don't really care, whatever works best for you.
Obviously I would prefer to get them rather sooner than later but I wouldn't have an issue if I get mine way after many others.
Option (b) would probably lead to less "drama" in this thread".
PS: I remembered something matt3o posted over at DT:AGAIN: early bird's orders are 100% legit. You just helped me debugging the software and of course... first to place the order, first to be served...
Just want to mention that I was the 5th or so that ordered. ;D
yeah, well, you know, that's just like your opinion man.7bit wrote:I would sort all kits and then pack orders and ship once in a while when I manage to get to the post office in time ...
samwisekoi wrote:I have a question about shipping for this group buy.
While I retain the right to work out the shipping process, I am interested if there is a consensus about shipment processing. Would the members prefer:
(a) Orders to ship out over a period of time TBD, with the first packed being the first shipped, OR
(b) Orders packed over a period of time TBD, with all the orders shipped out at the same time.
Again, I am going to optimize the process on my end, but I would like to understand if there is a consensus among the members.
Thanks in advance!
- Ron | samwisekoi
Bullveyr said...
I don't really care, whatever works best for you.
Obviously I would prefer to get them rather sooner than later but I wouldn't have an issue if I get mine way after many others.
Option (b) would probably lead to less "drama" in this thread".
PS: I remembered something matt3o posted over at DT:AGAIN: early bird's orders are 100% legit. You just helped me debugging the software and of course... first to place the order, first to be served...
Just want to mention that I was the 5th or so that ordered. ;D
Fair enough. First come, first served...
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If I were shipping them, I would sort kits and take what kits I had sorted when I manage to get to the post office, sort some more and take what I had the next time I manage to get to the post office. That seems the most effective use of time and gets some of the kits out without having them sit around until they are all sorted. Minimum anxiety for everyone.7bit wrote:I would sort all kits and then pack orders and ship once in a while when I manage to get to the post office in time ...
I had a conversation with SP about this, to support all main EU languages it would cost approx $100 per set if we can sell 50 of them. We could split in multiple languages (keeping together very similar ones) but that would make languages with less than 10 units sold costs like $200.BimboBB wrote:Now only the language pack is missing.
yes, it's $25 per legend (all new legends, they have no EU key in DSA family). BUT I'd like to have a DSA PBT dyesub group buy soon... with that it would be easier to have ISOsBimboBB wrote:Oh, okay forget it than. No chance 50 people pay 100 bucks for it. Is it that expensive because of the tooling/new legends?
unfortunately I see no viable solutions...BimboBB wrote:DSA PBT dye sub? With whom? SP?
