Anyone used Wargamersworld to buy stuff?

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MadCowCrazy

Discussion Starter · Sep 3, 2010 (Edited)

I recently came across this site : http://www.wargamersworld.co.uk/
They basically say they have been an ebay business for over 2 years and are now expanding with a webshop and larger assortment of products.
From what I understand they were a bits selling company on ebay but will now sell the entire GW range of products.

I saw a post by them over at BOLS nearly a month ago about them having a sale and responding to emails quickly. I wanted to know more about this sale because Im always on the lookout for great deals, however I never received any replies from them.
I have sent them 2 emails with 2 weeks in between at the start of last month and another today, so far no replies from them. They have no phone number listed on their website which makes me question their legitimacy.

So has anyone used their web shop? or bought from them on ebay?
Are they just slow on email response because they are building up a new web store?
I would like to try them out since they claim they offer 30% off to regular customers but what you have to do to receive that discount is nowhere to be found on their website. Buy once a month from them for 6 months? Buy for at least 200-500£ a month from them?

For the life of me I cant find their post over at BOLS, if only you could browse the recent comments I could find it in seconds since it was on there just a week ago.

Anyways, anyone got any experience with these guys?
Im looking for a new webstore so I would really like to know more about these guys.

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OrkByTheGraceOfGork

· #9 · Sep 4, 2010 (Edited)

I may take his word for it...if the price is right? I'm all for the free market and small businesses. I can never have enough Orks. I probably won't start off by buying 4 battleforces and 4 battlewagons but I might buy a painboy and work up from there. A wargaming business wouldn't last into next week if they started screwing customers and destroying their reputation before it started.

If an unscrupulous business man/grifter wanted to defraud customers I don't think he would start a wargaming eBay business earning thousands of customers trust then convert his eBay business to a dedicated webstore to make his millions by defrauding the wargaming community. A used car salesman, banker, stock broker or politician would have been a better choice.

I think he deserves a chance and any reviews good or bad should be passed on.

Rick, OBGOG

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