MJ Roop Drawing....

ArnyVee · October 13, 2005 8:59PM

In case any of you have wanted to get some of the MJ Roop products but thought they were too expensive .....there's a free drawing going on right now.

MJ Roop Drawing Link

Stingray · October 13, 2005 9:06PM

Thanks!!!

Stingray

Carew29 · October 14, 2005 3:07AM

After my first experience with them, that will be the only way i will be getting another one from them!!

ctsoxfan · October 14, 2005 5:54AM

Thanks for the link!

Downtown1974 · October 14, 2005 8:54AM

<< After my first experience with them, that will be the only way i will be getting another one from them!! >>

Do tell Carew. I was contemplating buying some of their products. I am interested to hear of your experience with them.

Axtell · October 14, 2005 10:24AM

As would I...I've bought many, many times from them and always been delighted in dealing with them.

I recently ordered a binder for a set, and they emailed me saying they could put the set (its the 1984 fleer update set) in a smaller binder, and there would be a $10 savings...they could either ship me $10 worth of ultra pro sleeves, or refund the difference.

I can't seem to recall when the company selling me something has offered me a better deal than what I paid for.

The products are top notch and their service is impeccable.

kingraider75 · October 14, 2005 1:44PM

I like MJ , thanks

ArnyVee · October 14, 2005 11:35PM

I've bought from them twice and have had great experiences with them. Only slow shipping the first order, other than that. Good stuff....if you're willing to pay the money for their products. I suggest waiting for the 'scratch and dent' sales that they have. You can pick up the archiver boxes (my favorite product) for about $30 instead of the $40 and they hold free shipping offers here and there. So, it works out great.

Rangerman · October 15, 2005 1:13AM

I like my MJ WOOD boxes-------- IMHO--------- MJ ROOP is the way to go!!!!------- Mostly tho----- The customer support, there, is TOP shelf,, If you don't agree,, it's an aberration--------- Highly recommend!

Carew29 · October 15, 2005 2:50PM

I have built better boxes when i was Jr. High wood shop class!! Overpriced and overrated!! Actually i have built one already to hold my oversized cards . I think it ran me about $20 to make myself.

Axtell · October 15, 2005 3:51PM

<< I have built better boxes when i was Jr. High wood shop class!! Overpriced and overrated!! Actually i have built one already to hold my oversized cards . I think it ran me about $20 to make myself. >>

Sounds like a bit of a vendetta against roop.

brianwintersfan · October 15, 2005 4:40PM

<< Sounds like a bit of a vendetta against roop >>

Sounds like someone who has a different opinion. Why is that a vendetta??
Just because he doesn't feel the same way as you do??

ArnyVee · October 15, 2005 8:53PM

<< I think it ran me about $20 to make myself. >>

So, if it costs you $20 to make it yourself (which I ain't no Bob Villa!

), then I feel comfortable in paying the guy an extra $10 for the labor and shipping (when it's free shipping

) costs. But, I wouldn't necessarily want to pay the full price ($40) plus shipping ($5) to get it to me. But, to each his own. And yes, everyone is entitled to their own opinions....it's called America.

Axtell · October 16, 2005 2:48AM

<< 

<< Sounds like a bit of a vendetta against roop >>

Sounds like someone who has a different opinion. Why is that a vendetta??
Just because he doesn't feel the same way as you do?? >>

Not at all.
But someone saying " have built better boxes when i was Jr. High wood shop class!! Overpriced and overrated!" isn't attacking?

RipublicaninMass · October 16, 2005 4:24AM

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Not at all.
But someone saying " have built better boxes when i was Jr. High wood shop class!! Overpriced and overrated!" isn't attacking? >>

Not if they really did I guess?? No to mention MJ used our comments here as FREE advertising on their website, and never really offer a "discount" to the members here for our FREE ads! Sounds like other people on the boards here. I think everything deserves a fair price, and fair profit, but when people are talking you up, and you are getting tons of repeat business directly from here, you should do something to help them out.

rbdjr1 · October 16, 2005 8:33AM

I never win anything!

Carew29 · October 16, 2005 8:45AM

I made basicly the same $70 dollar box they are selling for around $20 . No Vendetta, i was just disappointed to the hype of their boxes. Again, you get what you pay for. What i was expecting and what i received didn't match. If i would have seen one in person before hand, i wouldn't have bought it. Anyone that wants to buy from MJ, knock yourself out.

lamontcarter · October 16, 2005 9:59AM

<< [q

Not at all.
But someone saying " have built better boxes when i was Jr. High wood shop class!! Overpriced and overrated!" isn't attacking? >>

Not if they really did I guess?? No to mention MJ used our comments here as FREE advertising on their website, and never really offer a "discount" to the members here for our FREE ads! Sounds like other people on the boards here. I think everything deserves a fair price, and fair profit, but when people are talking you up, and you are getting tons of repeat business directly from here, you should do something to help them out. >>

Ted
I called them on Friday and asked what the threshold for free shipping was and was told $300, when I chuckled and said I'm out of luck because I only wanted 2 archive boxes ($35 apiece) the guy on the phone said he'd do free shipping for me. I then told him about the survey that I completed as part of the free drawing and in particular my interest in the near future in puchasing a wall display for graded cards. We had a 10 minute conversation about how many cards I'd want to display, frame color, would I be interested in having it personalized etc. They are thinking about offering them as a product and were interested in my feedback. I find them to be very friendly.

Just an FYI that you may want to call them and see what they can do for you.

Scott

MJRoopCustomerCare · October 17, 2005 7:34AM

<< In case any of you have wanted to get some of the MJ Roop products but thought they were too expensive .....there's a free drawing going on right now.

MJ Roop Drawing Link >>

Now there is a team player, ArnyVee! Lowering his personal odds of winning by notifying the rest of the board, what a guy.

Winner to be announced on October 31st. Good luck to all!

RayBShotz · October 17, 2005 7:45AM

Don't worry Kris; if Arny wins I won't be mad at ya.

RayBShotz

ArnyVee · October 17, 2005 9:02AM

Not a problem! I love to share with others and it just makes for good carma, ya' know?

If it's your turn to win, it's your turn to win....no matter how many folks are involved. I'm just happy with the service that I've received in the past and willing to spread the word.

MJRoopCustomerCare · October 17, 2005 9:11AM

<< Not a problem! I love to share with others and it just makes for good carma, ya' know?

If it's your turn to win, it's your turn to win....no matter how many folks are involved. I'm just happy with the service that I've received in the past and willing to spread the word. >>

Absolutely, that is what these forums are all about! I will leave this thread alone now for I may seen be accussed of that "s" "p" "a" "m" word.

donnnster · October 18, 2005 5:09AM

oh btw, people do win these things! They had their shootout game last month and I won a Mickey Mantle Collectors Binder(had to pay shipping and handling only). I have one of their wooden boxes and am pretty satisfied with it.

MJ Roop Drawing....

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