expired Posted by doublehelixx | Staff • May 25, 2025
May 25, 2025 2:24 PM
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expired Posted by doublehelixx | Staff • May 25, 2025
May 25, 2025 2:24 PM
11" Super7 Super Cyborg Voltron Action Figure w/ Accessories
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Those are my opinions. Definitely a good deal over MSRP though. Thanks for posting!
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Those are my opinions. Definitely a good deal over MSRP though. Thanks for posting!
You wanted super7 to eat the tarrifs? It's not super7 fault.
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I just don't think import fees, or tariff surcharges, should be applied to products that have been sitting in the US for months or years. I wrote a long response and deleted it because I don't think this is the place for that discussion. But yeah, I would never argue for the tariffs, just against questionable business practices.
What I meant by "valid arguments on both sides," in short, was that I can see why a company may need to raise their prices, but Super7 have singled themselves out among all other toy companies their size for how they're choosing to handle this
The LEGO built Voltron from a few years ago stood almost 20" tall in robot form, transformed, and each lion and the robot were all posable. And it cost $180 (probably about $250 if it was released today). Then you have the price that LEGO commands as well. This thing doesn't have knees, elbows, or even hips, not to mention it looks like a cheap slab of plastic. I just can't fathom the price that they are asking for this.
It should be half human half machine. But the terminator is also considered a cyborg when it's all machine dressed in human skin
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I just don't think import fees, or tariff surcharges, should be applied to products that have been sitting in the US for months or years. I wrote a long response and deleted it because I don't think this is the place for that discussion. But yeah, I would never argue for the tariffs, just against questionable business practices.
What I meant by "valid arguments on both sides," in short, was that I can see why a company may need to raise their prices, but Super7 have singled themselves out among all other toy companies their size for how they're choosing to handle this