You know all this for a fact, do you? What makes you an expert on the subject anyway?A load of excuses that get dolled out when the product is s***.
They should never have been released. Rush job excuse, ffs. You could have held off for another month, got some decent quality assurance in place, and sorted out these issues. I would have done it for free.
It's clearly a one man operation, out of his depth, with no collector card knowledge whatsoever.
I will be contacting the FFA, telling them what these cards should be. Maybe the can pass on the advice to crapnpay.
Of the one packet I purchased:
WSW Nikolai Topor-Stanley
Perth Jamie Maclaren
Jets Kew Jaliens
CCM Liam Reddy
Victory Leigh Broxham
Brisbane Dimitri Petratos
Phoenix Alejandro Gorrin
Matildas Lisa De Vanna
Socceroos Tim Cahill
Socceroos Ryan McGowan
And yes, it's a disappointing release. I won't be buying it. BUT…if they improve the cut, the card stock and number the set(s)…they will have improved in my eyes.
Again, as a positive, the pics are bright, great colours, great shots and bold & glossy.
Thanks The Mad Hatter.
If you are interested in swapping, I'd like the Jamie McLaren (Perth glory) card, to make that full set and the WSW player. Obviously I have a few double ups you could choose from in exchange.
I would, but my kids have had them. Really sorry about that. I got them all back together just to get you the player names on the 10 cards.
do your cards have hairline scratches?
None on any of the cards we have. The only imperfection I spotted was a small indent, the size of a pin head on one of the cards.
What I am looking forward to is their next few releases years down the track!!! Exciting time ahead for card collectors for both codes.
Profits on both parties. If an existing company loses a contract they are not going to want to help a new company that has taken there contract as they have lost the profit they could have gotten from the release and if the new company fails they may be able to pick up the contract rather cheaply.Such a pity, we all want to see a card publisher get it right. I have watched Card publishers come and go more than they stay – my conclusion is that it is very difficult to release a high quality card collection.
My only question is why do the newcomers not work with existing publishers that have stood the test of time?
Profits on both parties. If an existing company loses a contract they are not going to want to help a new company that has taken there contract as they have lost the profit they could have gotten from the release and if the new company fails they may be able to pick up the contract rather cheaply.
Existing companies if they help it won't be out of the goodness of their heart they will charge for their expertise and the new company won't want to pay for it as it will eat into their profits.
Have to remember these companies aren't doing it for the fans they are seeking the profits they can get from the fans.
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