Dearest Super7 store superstars,

Can you not tag web orders with price stickers?

They are a I FART A LOT to strip off and remove.

You may ask why I would remove them. Well, it's embarrassing to have someone, outside of the scene, see how much I pay for some stupid toy.

Besides, think of the OCD types who save the staples from the header cards.
They must freak out over a price tag on the bag or tearing it off only to find unremoveable fragments.

I know this is at the bottom of the action items barrel but I thought I'd throw it out there....

a helpful hint is to bust out the hair dryer to get them off. if you heat it, it should come right off with no residual pieces

I like leaving mine on.

That's how the ladies know I'm a baller!

yeah! you see how much i pay for some small , wierd piece of colorful vinyl---$450! i am so cool...

Peter...I am with you. I am trying to figure out a way to do this without causing the staff extra heartache. SEnd me an email with any operational ideas and I will consider them.

I am getting close to knowing how to do this but I am not there yet.

Glenn

Just for Peter, write the price on the header with sharpie.

Their not stupid toys....

they are stupid action figures

stupid dolls...

For stickers I want to remove easily later on I first stick them to my arm before applying them. It picks up a little oil and a couple skin cells making them less sticky, of course I don't have much hair on my arms.

Oh fuck, they are teh dolls aren't they?

NO They are collectible figurines
That's what I tell my wife

A few years ago my girlfriend and I were in some toy store where a couple of 8 year old kids were looking at the retro 12 inch GiJoes.

My gf muttered, "I can't believe boys are playing with dolls now."

And as we walked away I heard one of them respond, "These aren't dolls, they're highly trained killing machines!."

Cracked me up.

That is pretty funny. Those of us that did have a GI Joe as kids might know the history behind GI Joe. I got my first GI Joe when he was already a member of the Adventure Team. He started out as a military figure then became an adventurer and that is how I think of him. Between our family and our cousins, we had a few GI Joes, Bullet Man, and the Atomic Man....as well as the non-Hasbro Six Million Dollar Man. Ah....those were the days

Yeah man. THOSE were THE DAYS! I had the vehicles as well. The Troubleshooter, the space capsule for Maj. Steve Austin. So much good nostalgia. I spoil my daughter with toys because I want her to have those memories.

bad ass dolls is what they are!

GIS for "collectible figurines"



I'll be going to play with my DOLLS now.

*SNIFF* This makes abandonment at the altar by a sneaky husband look so beautiful.

my sister collects precious moments figurenes and her collection is worth more than mine (jp vinyl).

Nothing says "COLLET ME!" like a jilted bride.

Now I just need this boy-with-toothache with teh minty bag and header

I think this kid is suffering from edema as well. Maybe has has the diabetes thanks to all that sugar he ate that rotted his mouth bones.

When he gets bedsores, he'll be zombie/kaiju city!

I always use goo gone to remove price stickers. You can use it on cardboard as well without damaging anything but the sticker.

thats exactly what im trying to tell dudes from customs,
but they call me out a liar when finding S7 price tags.

people keep the fucking staples!?

Yes, I just re-bend them into the header and stuff it into the bag. COMPLETE means COMPLETE with me

S7's stickers aren't so bad, I hardly ever have a problem just stripping them off the bag with any damage. Usually a corner of the sticker is popped up and I work it on down from there. RxH has hardier bags so it's easier with them, but than things like Anraku and SB, thinner bags, UGH. But I still work my magic thanks to years of retail experience.