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Recurring Disappointments: coq music

posted by AdderXYU 270 days ago

i just got my Coq Music in. I waited a long time for it to get printed, as many of its supporters did, so I was very excited to own it finally when the design was finally fully supported. Needless to say, I was a bit worried when I got an email stating that the design came out a little different, but I bit my lower lip and crossed my fingers.

So I get it today and the phonograph looks great. And the parrot looks great. and then I see the rooster. And I wonder, what in the hell led you guys to make him PEA GREEN??? The original color was a creme color. That's extremely not correct.

Given that this has now happened at least thrice (Most notably with Gamer Mother, but also rectified with Explanation for my passion, and now Coq) in the short span of your catalog, it makes me, the buyer, feel uncomfortable supporting ANYTHING if the chance is that you will end up sending me something with at least one color that is not only off, but TOTALLY off. Why would anyone want to take that risk? I understand things aren't always 100% perfect from design to print, but huge color substitutions utilizing ugly colors should not be happening. I want a creme. Hell, I'd rather the rooster not even have a body than have it be a huge swatch of one of the least appealing colors ever.

Talk to your printers, guys, because this has happened a lot. Don't strike off if there is a glaring alteration which will probably hurt sales or anger supporters. Make them make it right. If they won't, find a printer who will do better, and DOES have a guarantee of some sort. If I'm getting an email saying that my design was ruined, but I'm getting it anyway, I feel like you don't care about me as a customer, and in turn, I feel like I shouldn't care about you as a business. Screw all this new layout and new products nonsense. Print your shirts better. THEN worry about new product. If the old product keeps coming out questionably, no one is going to buy from you no matter what you start offering. And for those of us who ordered coq music or gamer mother, man up and give us what we supported. Have respect for what you are selling. I don't see how you can strike off on product that has glaring differences and shrug and say "good enough." What sort of customer satisfaction is that?

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