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alifeintoys wrote:

always wanted to know:

who covers the risk that the japanese seller
doesnt ship to "celga" or stuff gets lost on the way
to "celga"???

plover wrote:

alifeintoys wrote:

always wanted to know:

who covers the risk that the japanese seller
doesnt ship to "celga" or stuff gets lost on the way
to "celga"???

This is a question best answered by Muton.

toybotstudios wrote:

Muton, what happened? Got hosed by someone on YJA?

Ghostbuster wrote:

Check this FAQ for help with bidding on YJA items. There are many bidding services available. Most people on this forum use Celga for some reason, but there are other options available.

plover wrote:

He got hosed on the Ubiq he won. From what I recall Celga met him half way on the loss though.

I've only had one occassion where the seller never sent the item I won to Celga. It was my first auction with them actually! They had enough experience to notice the seller had a bad history and rather than sending payment attempted to contact the seller first. On not hearing from him they pulled the auction and credited my account.

Celga is fantastic.

Quote:

I see people being jerks, and others being jerks about people being jerks.

Don't make others be jerks about people being jerks about people being jerks

Ghostbuster wrote:

I'm not going to act like Celga is the greatest bidding service on the planet when I don't know that to be true. I'm not going to be a Celga cheerleader.

Ghostbuster wrote:

Celga appears to be a competent bidding service. Many of the other bidding services appear to be competent as well.

Ghostbuster wrote:

Yes, I do wonder. I guess the "for some reason" comment was too much for Parka to bear. As far as I know, no one has objectively compared the bidding services. Celga is the preferred service around here for some reason.

Roger wrote:

Ghostbuster wrote:

Okay, here's a little background regarding the phrase, "for some reason": When someone uses it, the literal meaning is that the speaker (or writer) cannot come up with a reason why something is the way it is. However, it usually carries a deeper meaning, one that implies that there is no good reason for someone to make certain choices. For instance:

"For some reason, people keep buying those cruddy Gundam FIX figures."

or

"She keeps going out with that abusive jerk for some reason."

or

"For some reason, Paul Kaiju insists on skipping through traffic blindfolded while juggling three chainsaws."

This is the meaning that most people here are attributing to your statement that said, "Most people on this forum use Celga for some reason." You may not have intended this to be the meaning, but remember that this is the internet: the true meaning behind words is sometimes hard to convey, and if people can take offense, they will.

However, since this discussion already took place a couple of months ago (using the same phrasing, if I recall correctly), and there was a big stink made, I don't know why you would do the same exact thing again. Hence my rhetorical comment, "Do you wonder why?"

Just trying to remove any ambiguity here.

Author:	deadarnoldpalmer [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 10:09 am ]
Post subject:	yja
so whats the deal with yahoo japan auctions....it seems like it always says seller wont ship international...do you just have to look for one that says it will? thanks

Author:	toybotstudios [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 10:12 am ]
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DAP, let us introduce you to Celga. Celga, meet Deadarnoldpalmer. say goodbye to your funds...

Author:	alifeintoys [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 10:19 am ]
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always wanted to know: who covers the risk that the japanese seller doesnt ship to "celga" or stuff gets lost on the way to "celga"???

Author:	plover [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 10:26 am ]
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alifeintoys wrote: always wanted to know: who covers the risk that the japanese seller doesnt ship to "celga" or stuff gets lost on the way to "celga"??? This is a question best answered by Muton.

Author:	deadarnoldpalmer [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 10:37 am ]
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celga sounds so mysterious right now...haha

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Author:	kidclam [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 10:39 am ]
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ask celga to ship registered.

Author:	Ghostbuster [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 10:47 am ]
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Check this FAQ for help with bidding on YJA items. There are many bidding services available. Most people on this forum use Celga for some reason, but there are other options available. http://www.collectiondx.com/node/801

Author:	Frank Kozik [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 11:00 am ]
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suppossedley YJA sellers are super-trustworthy. in about 120 yja transactions never a single problem. Celga prolly has a LOT of clout with their tens of thousands of transactions so if someone burns a Celga customer, adios tamale.

Author:	audiodifficulties [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 11:15 am ]
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I believe it was a damage brain.... toybotstudios wrote: Muton, what happened? Got hosed by someone on YJA?

Author:	plover [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 11:32 am ]
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He got hosed on the Ubiq he won. From what I recall Celga met him half way on the loss though. I've only had one occassion where the seller never sent the item I won to Celga. It was my first auction with them actually! They had enough experience to notice the seller had a bad history and rather than sending payment attempted to contact the seller first. On not hearing from him they pulled the auction and credited my account. Celga is fantastic.

Author:	Parka [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 11:41 am ]
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Ghostbuster wrote: Check this FAQ for help with bidding on YJA items. There are many bidding services available. Most people on this forum use Celga for some reason, but there are other options available. plover wrote: He got hosed on the Ubiq he won. From what I recall Celga met him half way on the loss though. I've only had one occassion where the seller never sent the item I won to Celga. It was my first auction with them actually! They had enough experience to notice the seller had a bad history and rather than sending payment attempted to contact the seller first. On not hearing from him they pulled the auction and credited my account. Celga is fantastic.

Author:	Ghostbuster [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 12:35 pm ]
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Here we go again...

Author:	Roger [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 12:59 pm ]
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Do you wonder why?

Author:	Ghostbuster [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 1:17 pm ]
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Yes, I do wonder. I guess the "for some reason" comment was too much for Parka to bear. As far as I know, no one has objectively compared the bidding services. Celga is the preferred service around here for some reason.

Author:	JHOTTROD [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 1:31 pm ]
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Ryan-I think all Parka was trying to show was that maybe peeps use them because they stand behind their acounts..I know thats why i use them..But i do hear Rinkya is the tits too..Both offer freebies on occasion..I have 2 Gachaman dolls waiting for me in my hold box from their last giveaway..

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Author:	JHOTTROD [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 1:18 pm ]
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Quote: I see people being jerks, and others being jerks about people being jerks. Don't make others be jerks about people being jerks about people being jerks

Author:	Ghostbuster [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 1:28 pm ]
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I'm not going to act like Celga is the greatest bidding service on the planet when I don't know that to be true. I'm not going to be a Celga cheerleader. Celga appears to be a competent bidding service. Many of the other bidding services appear to be competent as well.

Author:	Locomoco [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 1:32 pm ]
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Ghostbuster wrote: I'm not going to act like Celga is the greatest bidding service on the planet when I don't know that to be true. I'm not going to be a Celga cheerleader. Fair enough, but without having heard anything about any of the other bidding services, I have no reason to not think Celga isn't the best. They've done remarkably well for me, and they have excellent customer service. Ghostbuster wrote: Celga appears to be a competent bidding service. Many of the other bidding services appear to be competent as well. Based on what? I haven't heard one person tout the virtues of any other bidding service. I know some people use Rinkya, but nobody ever talks about them or their service. If you think there's a better service than Celga, or if you even think there's another service that's just as good, tell us about it.

Author:	ichikill79 [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 1:32 pm ]
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How about ok!shon? R they good?

Author:	Parka [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 1:34 pm ]
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You simply said 'people seem to use Celga for some reason'. As if people blindly use them. There's been lots of incidents where Celga have gone above and beyond to help people out. Which I was merely quoting.

Author:	Roger [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 1:35 pm ]
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Ghostbuster wrote: Yes, I do wonder. I guess the "for some reason" comment was too much for Parka to bear. As far as I know, no one has objectively compared the bidding services. Celga is the preferred service around here for some reason. Okay, here's a little background regarding the phrase, "for some reason": When someone uses it, the literal meaning is that the speaker (or writer) cannot come up with a reason why something is the way it is. However, it usually carries a deeper meaning, one that implies that there is no good reason for someone to make certain choices. For instance: "For some reason, people keep buying those cruddy Gundam FIX figures." or "She keeps going out with that abusive jerk for some reason." or "For some reason, Paul Kaiju insists on skipping through traffic blindfolded while juggling three chainsaws." This is the meaning that most people here are attributing to your statement that said, "Most people on this forum use Celga for some reason." You may not have intended this to be the meaning, but remember that this is the internet: the true meaning behind words is sometimes hard to convey, and if people can take offense, they will. However, since this discussion already took place a couple of months ago (using the same phrasing, if I recall correctly), and there was a big stink made, I don't know why you would do the same exact thing again. Hence my rhetorical comment, "Do you wonder why?" Just trying to remove any ambiguity here.

Author:	toybotstudios [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 1:36 pm ]
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I did compare M-Service to Celga several months ago. It was something about M-Service that did not sit well with me. I think it had to do with the fact that they wanted you to paypal you the entire amount or something before a bid was even made. When I asked around the board, I got many people that use Celga and are very happy so I jumped on the bandwagon. I have to say that aside from the fees, dubious exchange rate, and sometimes getting outbid by a regular Celga Account, I have nothing but positive things to say about the service. hmmm, that doesn't sound terribly positive, but i'm happy with Celga!

Author:	kidclam [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 2:32 pm ]
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Roger wrote: Ghostbuster wrote: Yes, I do wonder. I guess the "for some reason" comment was too much for Parka to bear. As far as I know, no one has objectively compared the bidding services. Celga is the preferred service around here for some reason. Okay, here's a little background regarding the phrase, "for some reason": When someone uses it, the literal meaning is that the speaker (or writer) cannot come up with a reason why something is the way it is. However, it usually carries a deeper meaning, one that implies that there is no good reason for someone to make certain choices. For instance: "For some reason, people keep buying those cruddy Gundam FIX figures." or "She keeps going out with that abusive jerk for some reason." or "For some reason, Paul Kaiju insists on skipping through traffic blindfolded while juggling three chainsaws." This is the meaning that most people here are attributing to your statement that said, "Most people on this forum use Celga for some reason." You may not have intended this to be the meaning, but remember that this is the internet: the true meaning behind words is sometimes hard to convey, and if people can take offense, they will. However, since this discussion already took place a couple of months ago (using the same phrasing, if I recall correctly), and there was a big stink made, I don't know why you would do the same exact thing again. Hence my rhetorical comment, "Do you wonder why?" Just trying to remove any ambiguity here. For some reason, that made sense.