Thats why my friend Debbie is getting mine . Because she followed the rules . If the IP address was the same as you were using ... the same computer you used to order your pins, you forfeited your whole order . This is what she was told by a CM . This CM laughed about the greediness and that Disney UK has caught on to it . Or so they say !!! Who the he!! really knows . They are giving everyone a fair chance . The crashing is because, those that ordered 2 pins completed their orders and went right back to trying to order more from the same IP address . They give you an opportunity to get 2 pins, one to keep, one to trade . If you go against policy, they cancel your whole order .
It's always been 2 per order. Believe me. I've had to place multiple orders in the past to get pins for friends that can't get onto the site (always at cost price to them). It's never been an issue before. The only reason it is now is because they messed up and too many were ordered.
Okay I am not going to start an argument or anything but I would just like to say this :
Once in a blue moon we in the UK get a pin, a reallyreallyreaaaaalllyyyyyyyyyyyyyy good pin that we can use to trade and doesn't cost us a squidgillion dollers because we are 'across the pond'. Those of us who can't afford to go to disneyland/world/paris/ds.com rely on the pins we get over here to trade to people in the states for our wants. I feel guilty because I have had to say NO to people and it's not fair. We only get a few pins a month not 20 - 50 pins a month and this is the first pin since jasmine that has been an omg want by everyone his uncle and his best mates dog.
Yes disney is a pain in the butt, the online thing, the 4 pins in the whole store thing. They super suck, but attacking each other over these pins is doing no one any good. Complain to disney, not each other and just grit your teeth about the ebay sellers. We are in a hobby which costs money and if you really want something you have to spend it, the secondary market is not Disneys fault that, by and large, is OUR fault for pushing the price of this pin (and others) through the roof because of their popularity.
Short and long of this little blurb here is this stop arguing with each other, log a complaint to disney and if you want the pin that badly buy it on the secondary market, just, unfortunately, expect to buy it at a silly price.
Well said.
And now... CAKE!
York store is also sold out I got the last two! And the rest of the stock they were sent is now being shipped back to forfill the online orders!! It's a joke but I am glad I managed to get one for me and a friend!
Well said.
And now... CAKE!
any chance of a picture so we can all see if all the fuss is actually worth it? My online order also didn't go through, no confirmation email or anything and when I called they found two payments had gone through on my card but no actual order, don't think that I shall be bothering again after all this trouble! (I wish I could stick to that but once they bring out a neat Ariel or Belle pin it'll be back into the fray for me!!)
Well Said ! I'm not even going to explain myself to Vala . Been there, done that and if what I repeated is not believed, then nothing more I can say . Not my problem, theirs !!!! Now let us eat cake and be merry . LOLOkay I am not going to start an argument or anything but I would just like to say this :
Once in a blue moon we in the UK get a pin, a reallyreallyreaaaaalllyyyyyyyyyyyyyy good pin that we can use to trade and doesn't cost us a squidgillion dollers because we are 'across the pond'. Those of us who can't afford to go to disneyland/world/paris/ds.com rely on the pins we get over here to trade to people in the states for our wants. I feel guilty because I have had to say NO to people and it's not fair. We only get a few pins a month not 20 - 50 pins a month and this is the first pin since jasmine that has been an omg want by everyone his uncle and his best mates dog.
Yes disney is a pain in the butt, the online thing, the 4 pins in the whole store thing. They super suck, but attacking each other over these pins is doing no one any good. Complain to disney, not each other and just grit your teeth about the ebay sellers. We are in a hobby which costs money and if you really want something you have to spend it, the secondary market is not Disneys fault that, by and large, is OUR fault for pushing the price of this pin (and others) through the roof because of their popularity.
Short and long of this little blurb here is this stop arguing with each other, log a complaint to disney and if you want the pin that badly buy it on the secondary market, just, unfortunately, expect to buy it at a silly price.
when they tried to scan it came up with Do not sell until Saturday.
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