Quite new to social media so interesting to see how people are dealing with the situation vis a vis EverythingBlu . . . and I have to ask myself if this is meant to be a "community" why is there no community spirit?
If a member here admits to being in direct contact with EBlu why does he not request the order details from all the people on this thread still waiting for news of their unfulfilled packages and pass them on to EBlu ?. . . acting as a go-between or white knight if you will.
So, what is the reality of the situation?
- That not all boxes have been received six months after being paid for.
- That it's getting close to Paypal compensation 6 months limit which does NOT mean it's the end of the story and you loose out:-
"PayPal Buyer Protection
The first stage is to raise a ‘dispute’ with the seller. This must be done within 180 days of initial the PayPal payment. If you can’t bring the dispute to a satisfactory resolution within 20 days of raising it, then you can escalate it and raise a claim under the PAYPAL BUYER PROTECTION SCHEME."
- That the Blubox is substandard. If anyone feels that way about it then break it up and sell it on the secondary market or sell it "New and sealed" for an instant profit (as we all know it's OOP/OOS).
- That many Bluboxes have arriving damaged. NOT AT ALL and thanks to EBlu's excellent packaging which despite rough handling by Hermes (see few photos on this thread) have not resulted in reports of damage to the Bluboxes themselves . . . with only one person that I can see on here saying his item is damaged.Maybe he can post pics of said damage and then request details from the manufacturer of the best way to remove an ink mark (if that's what it is). At the same time he can request the best product to spray on the Blubox to protect it and keep it looking newer longer. Same person unfortunate enough to receive mismatched numbered cards

something which cannot be resolved (as revealed earlier in the thread by EBlu - the one thing they cannot replace would be an incorrectly numbered card) so returning the item for a refund may be the only option if this person has OCD tendencies.