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I just received my drop a couple days ago. I got the Blu-100s. Not only do they sound horrible, but I can only listen to them for about 10-15 minutes tops before getting the low battery warning. Does anyone know the proper way to handle warranty replacement for Brainwavz? Their website says to contact the reseller if not purchased directly.
I am very disatisfied with massdrop. They messed up my order twice! First time the DHL returned item to sender as delivery for some reason couldnt be done. massdrop did not even contact me regarding my failed delivery and i had to find out for myself!!! Second time around, after contacting the support staff, they reshipped my package. It arrived quickly. One problem. IT WAS THE WRONG DAMN THING. please consider before you buy from massdrop...
It's interesting that the odds of what you'll receive for your money are posted. Is this basically interstate gambling? With the odds being posted your money is basically a bet. Is this type of transaction even legal on a retail site? Just wondering...
alvesterNot a lawyer, but I think this doesn't qualify as gambling from a legal perspective. Prizes with odds is not a sufficient condition - it has to be that the 'bet' is a stake that you can (and probably will) lose. If the worst case outcome is that you get something back of comparable value to the money you put in, then you are not gambling your money. It's like a door prize at a concert - you paid for a ticket, the door prize doesn't make it a casino. Anyone who enters a blue box to get a prize other than the default iems is a dummy. If you feel like gambling $20 at 1 / 100 or 1/1000 odds you can way better winning payouts than are on offer here.
redbookI see, so at least one gets something for their money. It's a slick marketing tool but nothing offered so far in these offers piques my interest. So with that I'm going to "never say never" then. Maybe someday I'll see something in one of these grab bags' basic offerings that warrants the expenditure...