Neurosis Fall Tour 06 Burlesque
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- wandering-gypsy
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Flimby wrote:wtf is with shipping in a box?
poster = tube
a box does not need to enter the equation
sad ...
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- hotniks160
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wow i feel your alls frustration...one of the posters i got looks like a giant piece of paper with crreases all over it--oh and some art
Are they good with refunds? From what I am reading on this thread they are dodging everyone.
Anyone live in the same city of these amateur merch vendors?
Anyone live in the same city of these amateur merch vendors?
my guess is that they won't refund, because they definitely can't replace them. so sad, but i hope the images still look good! we got 4"x36" .150 tubes from yazoo mills that will be cut down to 4"x18" with sanded down ends (we'll mark the good end to remove the posters from just in case) for sending out the blue ones, so those should arrive happily, i hope.
i'm sure that neurot's getting a lot of e-mails rightaboutnow, and all i can ask is that everyone's nice and reasonable about it and does some deep breaths and a mantra of "it's only a piece of paper" before they start typing... they prob. just aren't used to dealing with posters and i can even say sheepishly that we shipped the first andrew bird ones years ago out in crimp-end tubes with no paper or anything cuz, well, we knew how to make a poster, but f*ckall about what to do after that. we've learned well, but it takes time, and even then, some still get messed up. deep breaths!
i'm sure that neurot's getting a lot of e-mails rightaboutnow, and all i can ask is that everyone's nice and reasonable about it and does some deep breaths and a mantra of "it's only a piece of paper" before they start typing... they prob. just aren't used to dealing with posters and i can even say sheepishly that we shipped the first andrew bird ones years ago out in crimp-end tubes with no paper or anything cuz, well, we knew how to make a poster, but f*ckall about what to do after that. we've learned well, but it takes time, and even then, some still get messed up. deep breaths!
neurot is in rural idaho, so i'm guessing not..ncernak wrote:Are they good with refunds? From what I am reading on this thread they are dodging everyone.
Anyone live in the same city of these amateur merch vendors?
and scott, their head of retail/mailorder replied to the mail i sent to: retail@neurotrecordngs.com.
I haven't received my posters yet so I am not sure what they look like so I may not need to contact them. (I highly doubt that though as they have been shipped with out a tube)
I will be nice & professional (stern, but professional). The bottom line it this - I paid for something that I did not received. A banged up, creased poster is not what was listed, it is not what I paid for, so they should refund my money. If they don't, then a claim with my credit card company will be made. I will get my money back either way if my posters are damaged due to their negligent (aka careless, thoughtless, irresponsible, unmindful, sloppy, slack, derelict, etc.) packaging.
At least with Burlesque, if something ever does get messed up on their end, they are more than responsible enough to correct it. (Big Up's Lettta & Co.!!!)
I just can't believe that a company that would offer/sell the highest quality in silk screened posters would know absolutely NOTHING about packaging them!
I think a class of 2nd graders would have done a better job packaging these.
I will be nice & professional (stern, but professional). The bottom line it this - I paid for something that I did not received. A banged up, creased poster is not what was listed, it is not what I paid for, so they should refund my money. If they don't, then a claim with my credit card company will be made. I will get my money back either way if my posters are damaged due to their negligent (aka careless, thoughtless, irresponsible, unmindful, sloppy, slack, derelict, etc.) packaging.
At least with Burlesque, if something ever does get messed up on their end, they are more than responsible enough to correct it. (Big Up's Lettta & Co.!!!)
I just can't believe that a company that would offer/sell the highest quality in silk screened posters would know absolutely NOTHING about packaging them!
I think a class of 2nd graders would have done a better job packaging these.
Anyone commissioning Burlesque to have Aaron Horkey design a poster for them can't be that badlettawren wrote:they're good people.
no offense, but i think filing a claim with your credit card company is really crappy. bottom line; you ordered posters and they're sending you posters. if they're a little creased or have some corner wear, that's the breaks. they're fancy pieces of paper with ink on them - end of story. why should neurot, who sells RECORDS by the by, lose two posters and not get paid b/c your prints have a few bends/creases? i also believe you are going to have a hard time justifying to the credit card company why you want your money back; the prints won't be damaged beyond repair/recognition and they aren't sending you something other than what was described.ncernak wrote: I will be nice & professional (stern, but professional). The bottom line it this - I paid for something that I did not received. A banged up, creased poster is not what was listed, it is not what I paid for, so they should refund my money. If they don't, then a claim with my credit card company will be made. I will get my money back either way if my posters are damaged due to their negligent (aka careless, thoughtless, irresponsible, unmindful, sloppy, slack, derelict, etc.) packaging.
I just can't believe that a company that would offer/sell the highest quality in silk screened posters would know absolutely NOTHING about packaging them!
in the past neurot has been more than fair in dealing with shipping mishaps/mistakes. i'm sure this situaion will be no different.
have them matted and framed and nobody will know the difference.
This should be everyone's attitude. Consider that we dont want to discourage them from utilizing Burlesque of North America's services, we just want them to understand that they are not only dealing with their typical market, but with a collector market as well, and that there are standards that are expected when dealing in limited editions. But to scare them off of the BONA client list would be good for no one in this situation. Now, if they ignore everyone's emails and requests and refuse to make right on some situations then we have a completely different ballgame. Still, the best way to get them to answer emails and such is with a professional attitude.ncernak wrote: I will be nice & professional (stern, but professional).
A little perspective goes a long way in some situations.
Still waiting for my package with fingers crossed, anyway...
pjtaper wrote: I'm glad EMEK knows I'm not a flipper
No offense taken, but please note that I have not received them yet so there may be no issue at all. I can understand a little crease or ding but if it is so bad that it destroys the art than that is another story. If you bought a poster on eBay and it was not received in the condition that it was listed as should you still have to pay?Bralumian wrote:no offense, but i think filing a claim with your credit card company is really crappy. bottom line; you ordered posters and they're sending you posters. if they're a little creased or have some corner wear, that's the breaks. they're fancy pieces of paper with ink on them - end of story. why should neurot, who sells RECORDS by the by, lose two posters and not get paid b/c your prints have a few bends/creases? i also believe you are going to have a hard time justifying to the credit card company why you want your money back; the prints won't be damaged beyond repair/recognition and they aren't sending you something other than what was described.ncernak wrote: I will be nice & professional (stern, but professional). The bottom line it this - I paid for something that I did not received. A banged up, creased poster is not what was listed, it is not what I paid for, so they should refund my money. If they don't, then a claim with my credit card company will be made. I will get my money back either way if my posters are damaged due to their negligent (aka careless, thoughtless, irresponsible, unmindful, sloppy, slack, derelict, etc.) packaging.
I just can't believe that a company that would offer/sell the highest quality in silk screened posters would know absolutely NOTHING about packaging them!
in the past neurot has been more than fair in dealing with shipping mishaps/mistakes. i'm sure this situaion will be no different.
have them matted and framed and nobody will know the difference.
This is a matter of principle.
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I'm going to reseve judgment until I recieve mine, but I'm totaly on the same page as ncernak. Shipping these this way was negligent on thier part. It sounds like most of these sustained more than a little edge damage.
- I can picture your mailbox filling up.pjtaper wrote:I'll buy one that is not mint, if anyone doesn't want theirs... can't believe I missed this one!