Long story short, I ordered the Maga Kore Minami's Gekinyuu Breast and when it arrived found there were a few nicks in between the breasts and the connection between the areola and nipple on both breasts weren't as flush and connected as well as in the 2, 3 and 4 o'clock position.
ToyDemon wants me to RMA it, but looking at the documentation I need to provide the shipping label costs which would be around $80 for a purchase of $450 via USPS Ground with the appropriate insurance.
I am debating if sending it back or using it and attempting to repair if it really begins to fall apart would be better. I am fine waiting, but the $80 pill is a little hard to swallow for an already really expensive item.
ToyDemon wants me to RMA it, but looking at the documentation I need to provide the shipping label costs which would be around $80 for a purchase of $450 via USPS Ground with the appropriate insurance.
I am debating if sending it back or using it and attempting to repair if it really begins to fall apart would be better. I am fine waiting, but the $80 pill is a little hard to swallow for an already really expensive item.
PantaRhei ( 60 )
@enumate If you are successful, you save 80 dollars, but if you fail you damage a very pricey investment. I think a repair attempt is a bit too risky and not worth the reward.
PantaRhei ( 60 )
@Papi Yes, I have repaired many onaholes using a soldering iron.
However, I only do it on onaholes that are heavily ripped or punctured. They are functional afterwards, but they end up looking really ugly.
I think a soldering iron will have a high chance of causing unwanted deformities to the breasts.
However, I only do it on onaholes that are heavily ripped or punctured. They are functional afterwards, but they end up looking really ugly.
I think a soldering iron will have a high chance of causing unwanted deformities to the breasts.
Jonarby ( 592 )
@enumate
If it were me I'd absolutely go RMA, since with RMA you're losing $80, but if you try to repair it yourself you are taking a far bigger gamble. Best case scenario you fix it and it works perfectly for you, otherwise you've just lost $450, your gains are potentially higher but your losses are as well.
Tell me enumate, are you a gambling man?
I'll gladly try my hand at repairing electronics that may break, but I'd never try to repair something that I was going to put my dick in.
If you do use a soldering Iron get a completely new one and never use it on anything else other than TPE products. This is probably obvious but I feel like I have to mention it.
If it were me I'd absolutely go RMA, since with RMA you're losing $80, but if you try to repair it yourself you are taking a far bigger gamble. Best case scenario you fix it and it works perfectly for you, otherwise you've just lost $450, your gains are potentially higher but your losses are as well.
Tell me enumate, are you a gambling man?
I'll gladly try my hand at repairing electronics that may break, but I'd never try to repair something that I was going to put my dick in.
If you do use a soldering Iron get a completely new one and never use it on anything else other than TPE products. This is probably obvious but I feel like I have to mention it.
enumate ( 67 )
@PantaRhei
Since the material is TPE and there is TPE adhesive to glue parts back together that's why I was considering repair. On the Real Doll forums a lot of people do it for their TPE items instead of the usual heating iron trick.
At this point I am going to see if TD can do something about the cost of shipping or if something can be worked out due to the cost and size of the item. Mostly, I'm a little to moderately irked that a toy of this cost has similar defects of a $80 breast toy I got way back when. Not even the $300+ torso's had issues like this.
I still like the toy a lot and would prefer a replacement, but since this toy is porous there's still a good deal of effort on my end to maintain it. if this was made of silicone with gel filling to give the same feel I wouldn't mind at all paying the $80, but again, a hard pill to swallow since the $500 - $550 range is equivalent to nearly two popular large breast toys. Rant aside thank you for the input.
Since the material is TPE and there is TPE adhesive to glue parts back together that's why I was considering repair. On the Real Doll forums a lot of people do it for their TPE items instead of the usual heating iron trick.
At this point I am going to see if TD can do something about the cost of shipping or if something can be worked out due to the cost and size of the item. Mostly, I'm a little to moderately irked that a toy of this cost has similar defects of a $80 breast toy I got way back when. Not even the $300+ torso's had issues like this.
I still like the toy a lot and would prefer a replacement, but since this toy is porous there's still a good deal of effort on my end to maintain it. if this was made of silicone with gel filling to give the same feel I wouldn't mind at all paying the $80, but again, a hard pill to swallow since the $500 - $550 range is equivalent to nearly two popular large breast toys. Rant aside thank you for the input.
**ToyDemon** ( 8362 )
@enumate @jonarby Usually for defects, we will always check with Japan first as we have a good relationship with them. Usually they will review the pictures and let us know that if it is deemed a defect or not. If it is, they will let us know to replace the item. If they do not deem it as a defect, then we will go through our options to see what we can do for the customer. So please give us a few days as we sort out our options.
Checking emails earlier today, our RMA department might have some good news for enumate today, but I will let them handle that.
Checking emails earlier today, our RMA department might have some good news for enumate today, but I will let them handle that.