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| 559.1 | Neato | DDIF::TANCILL | Well, hello Mr. Soul | Thu May 13 1993 12:16 | 18 | 
|  |     
    Definitely agree with you John, I bought box awhile back for ~$14
    when they first came out and let "my 3 sons" all open them.  Well
    they really enjoyed it as we got 6 insert nickname cards and each
    of them hit 2 a piece.  Just bought another box at BJs for $12.50
    and the kids ripped thru that one, finding 5 more nickname inserts
    (including Nolan "Express" Ryan which made Dad happy too!, gimme
    that insert kid...)
    
    We haven't sorted the 2nd box yet, but did notice on the first one
    that the collation was pretty lousy (trade time).  I give Leaf real
    credit for making a nice low end product and even spicing it up with
    some nice inserts, kids can relate to nicknames and they are good
    looking cards.
    
    jeff
    
    
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| 559.2 |  | FUTURE::JST_ONGE | John St.Onge USDSL DTN 275-2715 | Sat May 15 1993 19:32 | 6 | 
|  |     I went to a card store today  and asked if they had any Triple Play
    singles. The guy told me they had some, but they can't put them out
    yet because they're not in any price guides. These guys can't think
    for themselves.
    
    John
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| 559.3 | Probably why so many of them fail... | NAC::G_WAUGAMAN |  | Mon May 17 1993 14:01 | 19 | 
|  |                                                                          
    > I went to a card store today  and asked if they had any Triple Play
    > singles. The guy told me they had some, but they can't put them out
    > yet because they're not in any price guides. These guys can't think
    > for themselves.
    
    That's sad, very sad.  Someone refusing to do business because they
    don't have a price guide.  There's something very strange and unique to
    these card businesses in that for many (okay, not all, but an alarmingly
    high percentage in my experience) of them customer satisfaction is 
    of the absolute lowest priority.  I don't know how many times I've gone
    into a place and had the proprietor tell me that he has no idea if
    he'll get a particular card, no idea what he'll charge if and when he 
    does (he'll have to look it up at that time), and is even unsure if 
    he'll be open next weekend because he might be at a card show.  There's
    apparently no thought whatsoever given to establishing a clientele...
    
    glenn
     
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| 559.4 |  | FUTURE::JST_ONGE | John St.Onge USDSL DTN 275-2715 | Mon May 17 1993 18:05 | 6 | 
|  |     I know what you mean.  Triple Play which is probably the lowest priced
    product  and  they  couldn't  make  a decision. I'll stick to my usual
    dealer (Hall of Fame) from now on and look for singles he doesn't have
    at shows.
    
    John
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