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Aussie Pinball Forums => General Discussion => General Pinball Discussion => Topic started by: GORGAR 1 on April 22, 2010, 11:48:46 AM
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Bought this new bat and played probally 10 games on it and the bat just crapped itself-why? shit quality i wonder?
Just as well I have a spare ^^^.
Peter
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I almost bought a couple from aussie ebay, (assume they are lightening bolt ones). I would query the seller, cant imagine how it would happen other than a manufacturing fault. Must have freaked you out big time!
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I almost bought a couple from aussie ebay, (assume they are lightening bolt ones). I would query the seller, cant imagine how it would happen other than a manufacturing fault. Must have freaked you out big time!
Yeah Greg it's a lightning bolt one for my FT-man I freaked as it tossed the broken bat up and hit the boat ramp luckily no damage, just hoping the other won doesn't do the same thing. Will question the seller and see what i get told in return ^.^
Peter
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Can you post who the seller is please Peter so others can decide if they want to buy if the issue isn't sorted?
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Only one seller has them on ebay, no need to name names. I assume parts are covered under some type of warranty.
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Have sent the seller an email with a photo so i'll let you know the outcome.
Peter
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Only one seller has them on ebay, no need to name names. I assume parts are covered under some type of warranty.
I don't know who the seller is, and I assume others do not either. If the seller fails to make good, then I would hope the rest of the members could have a heads up.
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Only one seller has them on ebay, no need to name names. I assume parts are covered under some type of warranty.
I don't know who the seller is, and I assume others do not either. If the seller fails to make good, then I would hope the rest of the members could have a heads up.
If anyone was interested they could go check ebay themselves, the previous posts here make it very easy to identify.
Here is a search on ebay for "flipper bat": http://collectables.shop.ebay.com.au/i.html?_nkw=flipper+bats&_sacat=3944&_trksid=p3286.m270.l1313&_dmpt=AU_CoinOp&_odkw=&_osacat=3944&bkBtn= (http://collectables.shop.ebay.com.au/i.html?_nkw=flipper+bats&_sacat=3944&_trksid=p3286.m270.l1313&_dmpt=AU_CoinOp&_odkw=&_osacat=3944&bkBtn=)
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EB you super sleuth. Well done finding that so bloody quick.
If the seller has any business sense, he will just replace them instantly. Made in china. OR shld i say in this case "half made in china".lol @.@ @.@
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Shit Pete, You're hard on your pin's %.%
I've never had that happen *!@
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Seller has been great and is sending a replacement bat out asap-must have been a problem in production and wouldn't stop me buying from them again. Never seen it happen Before maybe I am hard on my pinballs &&
Peter
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Seller has been great and is sending a replacement bat out asap-must have been a problem in production and wouldn't stop me buying from them again. Never seen it happen Before maybe I am hard on my pinballs &&
Peter
It's happen to me about a year ago ,yellows also but didn't follow it through.
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Now that's something you don't see every day .
Glad to hear you got it sorted.
P.S - Do the lightning bolt flippers come in any other colour than yellow ??
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Seller has been great and is sending a replacement bat out asap-must have been a problem in production and wouldn't stop me buying from them again. Never seen it happen Before maybe I am hard on my pinballs &&
Peter
Great stuff, it says a lot about the business when they are prepared to fix a problem. I was just sending an email (about the tenth) to Nokia about a PoS phone they refuse to repair - even though it was an odd issue and I've had lots of Nokias, I will never own one again because of the lack of follow up to the issue.