no1gdman wrote:did anyone else keep getting bounced back to the prints page after clicking the second checkout? that was weird haha
Bounced to prints after verify and then again
no1gdman wrote:did anyone else keep getting bounced back to the prints page after clicking the second checkout? that was weird haha
ok so it just wasn't merlbchef wrote:no1gdman wrote:did anyone else keep getting bounced back to the prints page after clicking the second checkout? that was weird haha
Bounced to prints after verify and then again
Now you're getting all metaphysical on me. Is a taco a sandwich? How about a slice of pizza?PDC wrote:Captcha hell.
How is it that I don't know what a bridge looks like anymore? I always get hit with another captcha. And does the captcha consider a truck as a car?
Storefronts are the toughest in captchas.
I wonder if anyone at Obey does any user testing at the time of a drop. Go through the buying process as a customer would so they can hopefully find a way to fix it.
A taco definitely isn't a sandwich. That's why the torta was invented. Good thing captchas don't show food.nixon451 wrote:Now you're getting all metaphysical on me. Is a taco a sandwich? How about a slice of pizza?PDC wrote:Captcha hell.
How is it that I don't know what a bridge looks like anymore? I always get hit with another captcha. And does the captcha consider a truck as a car?
Storefronts are the toughest in captchas.
I wonder if anyone at Obey does any user testing at the time of a drop. Go through the buying process as a customer would so they can hopefully find a way to fix it.
schmidt wrote:Prior to the drop -- add something available and almost check out (stop at confirmation step) - in doing so takes care of the captcha requirement.
Then during the drop, you just gotta make your way through carting and checkout.
That being said... I STILL struck out... :/
deff still got bot'd...
dont feel bad. we have all paid dearly for the pieces we have wantedSHT! wrote:What a drag!
Pulled the trigger and bought one off ebay for $130... this is the 3rd Obey print in a row I had to score off of Ebay! (I know, I know... I didnt HAVE to! I just wanted them!)
Could this be the end of my successful Obey print buying career?! Certainly feels that way!
People definitely game those too. There were a *ton* of entries for the Liberte letterpress and I highly doubt each entry was unique.brintoul wrote:Time for the ol' lottery system..?
easiest solution is to stop using shopify as the shopping cart solution... or if you do keep using it, then don't use the product title in the listing or use it in the url, make the url private and only post the url when the print is available. you could also use some sort of conversion tracking to make sure the customer accessed that link through the posted channels, and not from a bot sniffing it out.brintoul wrote:Time for the ol' lottery system..?
Sad but true, I suppose.conartstudio wrote: but why actually do anything about it when you sell out in 2 seconds?
the other option is for obey to start selling them at initial secondary market prices and increase the edition sizes. sell prints at $80+, no more $45 dollar prints. in doing so, he would completely destroy the funko flipper market and they would lose interest since there's no immediate lunch money to be made.brintoul wrote:Sad but true, I suppose.conartstudio wrote: but why actually do anything about it when you sell out in 2 seconds?
Then you might as well have those timed-edition things, no?vvk wrote:these quick sell outs only increase the case to increase the run sizes.
600 pcs editions will be norm soon. and you know what? good for the obey crew .
Whats wrong with selling out and Still making sure everyone gets one.
good point. yes that is the next up on deck a obey timed edition. the perfect mix between open and limited editions.brintoul wrote:Then you might as well have those timed-edition things, no?vvk wrote:these quick sell outs only increase the case to increase the run sizes.
600 pcs editions will be norm soon. and you know what? good for the obey crew .
Whats wrong with selling out and Still making sure everyone gets one.