Kinda chuckled at Delort's description though. It's about as non-descriptive as descriptions get
THE VACVVM: Official Discussion Thread
Secured a reg. Looks like this will be a solid print! Anyone know who this is printed by? I think Delort typically uses D&L, but it seems like the Vacvvm might be trying to funnel all of their releases through Ben at Burlesque.
Kinda chuckled at Delort's description though. It's about as non-descriptive as descriptions get
Kinda chuckled at Delort's description though. It's about as non-descriptive as descriptions get
It's Ben, he posted on instagram about it yesterday, he mentioned it was a 3 color print, which was surprising to me (looks 2 tops in the jpg)Thalass wrote:Secured a reg. Looks like this will be a solid print! Anyone know who this is printed by? I think Delort typically uses D&L, but it seems like the Vacvvm might be trying to funnel all of their releases through Ben at Burlesque.
Kinda chuckled at Delort's description though. It's about as non-descriptive as descriptions get
Curious. Probably just an extra hue to make the greys more accurate.egrimens wrote:
It's Ben, he posted on instagram about it yesterday, he mentioned it was a 3 color print, which was surprising to me (looks 2 tops in the jpg)
Great news for Ben though (and for the artists). That guy is a beast when it comes to screen printing. And knowing how much input he provides when working on Horkey's prints, he might as well be considered an unlisted member of the Vacvvm if he'll be printing everyone's pieces.
Nah, there were oversell and inventory issues at various points. Not saying I prefer the new system over it, but the old one had issues too.earlgreytoast wrote:mcnail wrote:One left in there. Shopify cart holding has been a bit frustrating today, but not much you can do.
Yes there is. Go back to your old P and T platform. Soooo much better than this bullshit. Pretty much guarantees that every Vacvvm drop will get dragged out for 1-2 hours. And this was for a relatively low demand print, at least compared to a Horkey. Did you really get so many complaints/problems with the old system? I don't remember too many oversells or anything like that.
*looks longingly at Night Comes Black and sighs*
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I guess every system has issues. But personally, I'd rather score a print and then get a refund notice an hour or 2 later rather than sit and try for a print for an hour or 2 and most likely not get it. Of course, that's just my preference. I'm sure others would rather hammer on a site for an hour rather than get a dreaded refund notice.
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Oh no worries, I agree with that actually - sure the wait for possible refunds was brutal, but compared to the false hope caused by dealing with a cartlock that spans 40 minutes...earlgreytoast wrote:I guess every system has issues. But personally, I'd rather score a print and then get a refund notice an hour or 2 later rather than sit and try for a print for an hour or 2 and most likely not get it. Of course, that's just my preference. I'm sure others would rather hammer on a site for an hour rather than get a dreaded refund notice.
The system probably makes more sense from the seller end since shopify seems to handle traffic and keep inventory well.
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Personally, after basking in the glory of scorin a tough drop that you know will be ridiculously expensive on the secondary, and your nerves have settled back to normal, gettin a refund shortly after would piss me off. I'd go around Scorpion Deathdroppin hoes* left and right!
*Disclaimer: not actual hoes, just people in general. I have to specify these things so people don't flip out on me again lol.
*Disclaimer: not actual hoes, just people in general. I have to specify these things so people don't flip out on me again lol.
mattkardish wrote:the polar bear would take the great white to the corner of jabroni drive and know your role boulevard and rock bottom his ass onto that stop sign and finish him off with the people's elbow. clearly y'all can't smell what the polar bear is cookin.
Shopify is pretty great, really. Excellent inventory control, no hangups, amazing backend, endless design capabilities, etc. Also, I was using Prostores for P&T, which ceased to exist earlier this year.
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Yeah, clearly shopify is great for sellers. That's why most of you use it. Oh well, I still have a solid batting average. 
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Well there ya go..."ceased to exist" is probably an acceptable reason.mcnail wrote:Shopify is pretty great, really. Excellent inventory control, no hangups, amazing backend, endless design capabilities, etc. Also, I was using Prostores for P&T, which ceased to exist earlier this year.
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Dat backdoor tho...jkw3000 wrote:Well there ya go..."ceased to exist" is probably an acceptable reason.mcnail wrote:Shopify is pretty great, really. Excellent inventory control, no hangups, amazing backend, endless design capabilities, etc. Also, I was using Prostores for P&T, which ceased to exist earlier this year.
Twss
I assume this is a necessary evil that prevents system meltdown. so-to-speak.jjbehren wrote:Can't shopify be set up so that when you cart the item after a cart drop it's a race to the finish, and not held in your cart?