Ignore the fees in this link then. More detailed but old pricing.
http://blog.comc.com/2013/05/17/announcing-the-comc-mailbox-service/
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Ignore the fees in this link then. More detailed but old pricing.
http://blog.comc.com/2013/05/17/announcing-the-comc-mailbox-service/
Can you just put in COMC's phone number? I reckon I had this issue with my old Borderlinx account and I just used their number
Cheers, think I've worked it out, bought a couple of cards which I have sitting in the in inventory from the COMC itself and then once I get a few cards shipped from eBay there I'll get them all shipped. Big difference by getting free freight within US compared to $7 to Aus in certain cases.
Once you setup an account on ComC, just use the following address on eBay and that's all you need to do until you start getting cards sent to your ComC account,
COMC.com Mailbox
6727 185th Ave NE
C/O (whatever you username is at ComC)
Redmond WA 98052-5037
United States
Ph: 937 630 4900
Edit: A little late on reply lol
had a few like that, still got cards processing nearly two weeks after their due date, but others have already been processed even though they were p put in the mail after those dates.
Ok, I just sent this email out and I'll share it here:
I just had the opportunity to speak with Steve Hollander and the assumptions made are pretty much spot on; they've decided that the late stuff is already late, so they're working from the newest to the oldest - rather than the oldest to the newest. And, this is across the board, in all processing services.
They are working on the backlog, but they're also trying to reduce their losses, by trying to meet the deadlines of the newer stuff.
So I am sorry, as I feel like I was misleading you - that's totally not my intention and I do apologize.
I just had the opportunity to speak with Steve Hollander and the assumptions made are pretty much spot on; they've decided that the late stuff is already late, so they're working from the newest to the oldest - rather than the oldest to the newest. And, this is across the board, in all processing services.
They are working on the backlog, but they're also trying to reduce their losses, by trying to meet the deadlines of the newer stuff.
So I am sorry, as I feel like I was misleading you - that's totally not my intention and I do apologize.
Thanks for your response Moe.
First thought that comes to my mind- NOT COOL.
I've been waiting to request shipment for the better part of this month and I was waiting for those cards to be added in order to do so. This shipment will cost me over $200 US already, so I may as well make full use of it, right?
And now you've confirmed that it is indeed policy to minimise the loses for the sake of making a profit, that doesn't sit well with me. Because this is done at the expense and the sacrifice of the customer.
Has the processing teams been working weekends to bring things back to order? As I don't ever recall having cards added to the site on a weekend since this whole drama begun.
This whole situation is between COMC and Beckett. Not COMC and its customers. COMC is a professional outfit that charge money for a service and that's all we are asking for. We are not asking you to do anything extra other than what we have been told and paid a fee to expect. I'm sure most people sympathise with the situation and have been supportive of COMC and against the actions of Beckett.
But with this policy, you are essentially holding the cards hostage. You are essentially saying, we have your cards and we can process them whenever we want, the due date is no longer relevant. And oh, we will still charge you processing fees (be it 50%), top loader fees, one touch fees, oversized card fees, shipping fees. Making this a community issue with the slave-labor style challenges was COMC's idea to minimise costs and potentially reduce down time. The downtime and delay is on COMC, not the customer. So why is it that the customer has to be the one who loses out?
First thought that comes to my mind- NOT COOL.
I've been waiting to request shipment for the better part of this month and I was waiting for those cards to be added in order to do so. This shipment will cost me over $200 US already, so I may as well make full use of it, right?
And now you've confirmed that it is indeed policy to minimise the loses for the sake of making a profit, that doesn't sit well with me. Because this is done at the expense and the sacrifice of the customer.
Has the processing teams been working weekends to bring things back to order? As I don't ever recall having cards added to the site on a weekend since this whole drama begun.
This whole situation is between COMC and Beckett. Not COMC and its customers. COMC is a professional outfit that charge money for a service and that's all we are asking for. We are not asking you to do anything extra other than what we have been told and paid a fee to expect. I'm sure most people sympathise with the situation and have been supportive of COMC and against the actions of Beckett.
But with this policy, you are essentially holding the cards hostage. You are essentially saying, we have your cards and we can process them whenever we want, the due date is no longer relevant. And oh, we will still charge you processing fees (be it 50%), top loader fees, one touch fees, oversized card fees, shipping fees. Making this a community issue with the slave-labor style challenges was COMC's idea to minimise costs and potentially reduce down time. The downtime and delay is on COMC, not the customer. So why is it that the customer has to be the one who loses out?
@Moe@COMC Any word on reviewing this ridiculous policy of not processing backlogged items?
I have many cards that are nearly 2 weeks overdue now.
Even under this new policy cards that were due to be on the site this week haven't yet been processed so the mindset to prioritize profit over customer needs isn't working either.
I have many cards that are nearly 2 weeks overdue now.
Even under this new policy cards that were due to be on the site this week haven't yet been processed so the mindset to prioritize profit over customer needs isn't working either.
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So how long is it actually going to take until there added to inventory?
I have about 30 cards now with many more incoming, and I normay book shipments when I have about 50-60 cards due to the fact the shipping team add value of $1000 and screw to pay taxes here.
I don't want to have 100+ before they decide to add them and make it then and book it.
I'm sorry but its getting ridiculous that its taken almost 2 weeks on some.
And even when cards get added (as I get one or two a week if lucky) I'm still getting charged the full fees.
I have about 30 cards now with many more incoming, and I normay book shipments when I have about 50-60 cards due to the fact the shipping team add value of $1000 and screw to pay taxes here.
I don't want to have 100+ before they decide to add them and make it then and book it.
I'm sorry but its getting ridiculous that its taken almost 2 weeks on some.
And even when cards get added (as I get one or two a week if lucky) I'm still getting charged the full fees.
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