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Pinball Life
lilshawn:
marco has been good to me. if ever i've had an issue with something i've ordered they have got back to me and fixed it right away. The "in stock" to "out of stock" ratio has been really good, maybe 2 or 3 times in the past 10 some odd years they where out of stock on something I needed...
Pinball life has been hit or miss for me stock wise. seems like every part I need is out of stock. some major $$$ parts have been a better price. (LED DMD's etc) if you can snag them while they are in stock. I think it's just becasue their prices are so much lower than the next guy, it's hard for them to keep stock. I also never had an issue with anything i've ordered from them. everything has been right.
SirPeale:
--- Quote from: pbj on May 27, 2019, 10:17:50 am ---Rubber kits are a ripoff and usually wrong. Spend $10 more and you'll have a stash of each size for years.
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I do this very seldom, so the kits have always worked for me. Though if there was a all-in-one "kit" with many of all the sizes for ten bucks more than a kit (is that around $25, maybe?) I might just go for that
pbj:
Pinball Life gets into decent quantity discounts. I basically buy enough of each size to hit the discount level. I can dredge up an old order and post it when I'm on the clock.
Ken Layton:
A friend of mine literally has spent over $10,000 at Pinball Resource over the past several years.
behrmr:
--- Quote from: pbj on May 27, 2019, 02:17:11 pm ---My impression on pinball resource is that hobbyists aren't really his market. He had a Trophy Gun schematic in my hands in a week, though.
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Despite comments like this and others that I've heard, Steve has been very helpful to me personally when buying from his store via email. He answers questions, doesn't have a minimum order, and ships without being paid in advance (you get an invoice). And has things no-one else does.
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