What Could Go Wrong With Destined Rivals Preorders This Early?

Hmm, so thousands of customers got their orders and a few dozen orders were cut down for exceeding our limits? Seems fine to us! 🤷 Realistically, 30 and 50 box orders are likely meant for resale. We didn't want to exacerbate scalping issues in the community, which is why we did the initial MSRP drop. If you're that upset about abusive commercial orders being cut down in favor of healthy customer orders, maybe you should analyze which side you're on. Lastly, if you wanted clarification on the situation, you could have performed some basic journalism and shot us a DM for our side of the story. Anyway, thanks for the video!

Why wasn't there a limit placed on the item page instead of creating more work for yourself later? Why not wait until you have allocation before letting people order? Why did someone have your customer service help them with an order that was too large? Looks more like you picking and choosing which orders you want to fill later if it's to your benefit. Twisting it into a crusade to defeat resellers is funny though.

The real answer to all of this is they wanted interest free loans. There's no other reason to put up preorders so early that there's no set information. Didn't even know what kind of English set it would be in. They waited 5 months to recoup the money from sales at market price.

Love your content. Just found your channel. You are doing good work for the community. Pokemon seems like a Corporate/Military Operation.. Tricking everyone out of their hard earned paychecks.

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What’s crazy is the proof is all there, they even admitted to canceling orders and increasing the price by 3% the next day because “6 max per order.” That’s a ez lawsuit 😭.