The speed with which this deterioration is occurring, leads me to suspect it may be a combination of cheap rubber parts and a reaction to the glues used to secure those parts in place.
Will Sideshow even accept the return if it's outside of their 30 day 'warranty claim' period?
I'm returning mine for sure now. I don't care if mine don't have any issues. Its going back to SS!
The thing is...if you see the pictures in the prior two pages...it's in areas where there is nothing to glue down. Just in the folds of the rubber. It's such a cruddy situation and it's going to happen to all of them I suspect. I could be wrong (I hope I am for those of you keeping yours). I sure hope Sideshow will still take it back...I'm waiting on a response from customer service.....
Hey Taibhse, yep, I bought from Urban Samurai here in Canada. Invoice was paid May 2nd via PayPal (charged to CC).Is your distributor in Canada and did you buy it with a credit card less than 90 days ago?
Damn it... what a load of crap that the rubber is cracking, not too mention after less than a few months.
My OG Ed never got too bad, but had a few cracks on top, but the arms and legs were good. I guess I need to check mine now to see how if it's rotting already... between this and the crap voice feature not a banner release from HT.
Let is know as to how that goes, as I'm on the same boat and I really don't want my ED to sit outside for 6 hours in this heat just for it to crack.
Hey Taibhse, yep, I bought from Urban Samurai here in Canada. Invoice was paid May 2nd via PayPal (charged to CC).
That Mike Woodfoot is a piece of churned dairy fat called Butters.
Great advice, Taibhse. Thanks! I'll dig ED out of storage and see how it's doing, then contact the distributor.Contact your Credit Card company and check.. as I mentioned before, terms can vary between companies and between countries, on Consumer rights, but I would hope Canadian Consumer Law still covers you, less than three months after purchase.. main clause would probably be 'goods are not fit for purpose'.
Retailers will nearly always have a default response of 'no refunds'.. even when you are legally entitled to one, since it you believe them, then they have saved money.. so check your rights.
In some circumstances you may have to settle for a credit note or 'goods to the value of the original purchase'.. indeed some Collectors who have a good relationship with their supplier, may wish to do this anyway.. but know your rights in detail beforehand.. because sometimes when you have decided on settlement terms, you are not entitled to change those terms later (this applies particularly if you are accepting 'repairs' so be aware).. and if you decide on a credit note, get it in writing with an authorised management name on it.
Just checked my joints they are cracking as well :\ man....
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