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Postby ghostrye » Sun Dec 10, 2017 7:28 pm

Totally fine to feel the bag....it's just humiliating when someone sees you do it! :blush:

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Postby rjpophead » Sun Dec 10, 2017 7:37 pm

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Postby mikechickenhead » Sun Dec 10, 2017 7:52 pm

i cant feel em out worth a damn....but i try.
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Postby FunkoMeansFun » Mon Dec 11, 2017 12:02 am

I haven't bought these yet, (only have seen a fellow collector friends and liked them), but these are in a bag? I didn't know that.

I have seen people (and it is allowed with no issue) of a certain companies (name rhymes with Eggo) mini-figs. When I was at Comic Con in their store a really nice employee :freddy3: of the company was feeling baggies for customers so they could get the character they wanted. She literally spent like 45 min doing it for various people, especially the kids so they could get the mini fig character they wanted. Kind of sweet actually =D> .
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Postby keyese » Mon Dec 11, 2017 12:16 am

ghostrye wrote:Totally fine to feel the bag....it's just humiliating when someone sees you do it! :blush:

I get funny looks sometimes lol
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Postby ghostrye » Mon Dec 11, 2017 1:20 am

This happened to me a few months ago in a Walgreens with the last wave of dc imaginexts before I knew what the codes were on the bags. There was a stocker by me giving me the side eye. 8-[

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Postby Geescube » Mon Dec 11, 2017 1:54 am

rjpophead wrote:Digital scales For. The. Win. Dunnys taught me many a trick long before funko.



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Postby dcooperfl » Mon Dec 11, 2017 1:59 am

If they didn’t want me to fee up PSH they would have put them in a box. Doesn’t matter though with the papers they have in the bags and the general similarities of the figures, I often fail at the advantage. Unless they have something obvious like an axe in the head.
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Postby ShockWaveZ55 » Mon Dec 11, 2017 2:03 am

The blind bag/mystery box game is rigged to get people to buy multiples. It’s a business. I don’t blame funko or any other company trying to maximize profits by making us, the consumer, buy multiples to get what we’re looking for. In turn I do not blame anyone trying to avoid spending more money than they have to to find what they’re looking for. Feel away or weight what you want for all I care. Unethical would be opening those blind bags or mystery boxes. I’ve seen that a lot lately at target, GameStop, and TRU. That’s not cool.
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Postby TriFeckTa » Mon Dec 11, 2017 5:30 am

ShockWaveZ55 wrote:The blind bag/mystery box game is rigged to get people to buy multiples. It’s a business. I don’t blame funko or any other company trying to maximize profits by making us, the consumer, buy multiples to get what we’re looking for. In turn I do not blame anyone trying to avoid spending more money than they have to to find what they’re looking for. Feel away or weight what you want for all I care. Unethical would be opening those blind bags or mystery boxes. I’ve seen that a lot lately at target, GameStop, and TRU. That’s not cool.

I agree, there are a lot of psh in my area that are sealed with scotch tape.
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Postby bakivali » Mon Dec 11, 2017 12:46 pm

TriFeckTa wrote:
ShockWaveZ55 wrote:The blind bag/mystery box game is rigged to get people to buy multiples. It’s a business. I don’t blame funko or any other company trying to maximize profits by making us, the consumer, buy multiples to get what we’re looking for. In turn I do not blame anyone trying to avoid spending more money than they have to to find what they’re looking for. Feel away or weight what you want for all I care. Unethical would be opening those blind bags or mystery boxes. I’ve seen that a lot lately at target, GameStop, and TRU. That’s not cool.

I agree, there are a lot of psh in my area that are sealed with scotch tape.

Same :( When I bought some pints at TRU one time, the cashier was shocked I had found some that were still sealed.

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Postby Shalee04 » Mon Dec 11, 2017 1:31 pm

I feel and feel and feel those blind bags . \:D/ \:D/ \:D/
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Postby FunkoMeansFun » Mon Dec 11, 2017 6:34 pm

At a few SDCC's ago, my girlfriend (at the time), tried to feel what was in her L*go mini fig bag (which L*go and collectors do and are fine with). She had no idea what was what, Lol. Other collectors knew what was in each bag. I guess it's a talent, like a Horse-whisperer. The Funko Mini Whisperer :freddy3: .
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Postby Geescube » Mon Dec 11, 2017 7:03 pm

ShockWaveZ55 wrote: Unethical would be opening those blind bags or mystery boxes. I’ve seen that a lot lately at target, GameStop, and TRU. That’s not cool.


Agree, straight trashy. I see it most often at TRU or Walmart -___-
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Postby bakivali » Tue Dec 12, 2017 1:22 pm

Geescube wrote:
ShockWaveZ55 wrote: Unethical would be opening those blind bags or mystery boxes. I’ve seen that a lot lately at target, GameStop, and TRU. That’s not cool.


Agree, straight trashy. I see it most often at TRU or Walmart -___-

Target too. Pretty much anywhere where the PSH are off in an aisle somewhere, and in bigger stores where they don't have employees around the toys section as much. I don't see it as much in stores like Hot Topic or Gamestop, I think because they put them by the registers or because the space is smaller.

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Postby badger » Tue Dec 12, 2017 3:57 pm

No, I think it’s okay actually. I don’t think it gives me any advantage.
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Postby ghostrye » Tue Dec 12, 2017 4:43 pm

I swear that I will never recover if I see someone with a digital scale weighing boxes in a store. :roflmao:

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Postby FredKruger » Tue Dec 12, 2017 5:45 pm

ghostrye wrote:I swear that I will never recover if I see someone with a digital scale weighing boxes in a store. :roflmao:


I weighed 48 star wars boxes at HT to find Vader.

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Postby FunkoMeansFun » Tue Dec 12, 2017 9:55 pm

ghostrye wrote:This happened to me a few months ago in a Walgreens with the last wave of dc imaginexts before I knew what the codes were on the bags. There was a stocker by me giving me the side eye. 8-[



How did you learn what codes where which character? That doesn't seem to be an easy remember lol :freddy1: .
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Postby HawkLord » Wed Dec 13, 2017 12:23 am

My biggest complaint coming from the Lego CNF side is people buying a whole box and then feeling it at home and returning the rest. It has happened and messed with inventory. I’d rather people take the time to feel them in store, so others at least have a shot.

Otherwise there’s nothing wrong with the feel method for bags or weight method for boxes. It’s how you work the system that’s never a guaranteed mystery in the first place.

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Postby Vin phx » Wed Dec 13, 2017 1:06 am

Worst place to try it at is Barnes & noble so quiet then loud blind bag crunch going on you get dirty looks then.
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Postby geekypeeples » Wed Dec 13, 2017 1:10 am

I'm a feeler myself great question really enjoying reading everyone's ideas on this subject thank you for posting
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Postby ghostrye » Thu Dec 14, 2017 4:00 am

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ghostrye wrote:This happened to me a few months ago in a Walgreens with the last wave of dc imaginexts before I knew what the codes were on the bags. There was a stocker by me giving me the side eye. 8-[



How did you learn what codes where which character? That doesn't seem to be an easy remember lol :freddy1: .


It's actually super easy. There are two digit numbers embossed on the upper corner of the bags that reveal the character in the bag:

00 Hawkgirl
93 Firestorm (Ronnie Raymond)
94 Martian Manhunter (Phasing)
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Postby ghostrye » Thu Dec 14, 2017 4:02 am

FredKruger wrote:
ghostrye wrote:I swear that I will never recover if I see someone with a digital scale weighing boxes in a store. :roflmao:


I weighed 48 star wars boxes at HT to find Vader.


I applaud your diligence...but I would love to have been a fly on the wall as the Hot Topic employees watched you weigh those boxes!!! =D>

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Postby war2death » Thu Dec 14, 2017 3:26 pm

For PSH feeling the bag help with getting a full set or not having to buy doubles except that the ones you need but some sets have the hole on the corner not sure if this was to release some of the bags from exploding from too much air added to the bags when packaged but not having to buy multiples is the number 1 factor to PSH and why i dont by Mystery minis as much

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Postby noobie » Thu Dec 14, 2017 11:56 pm

I'm not good with feeling for the figures. I'm impressed by the people who are.
I'm okay with buying a few and not having the full sets. Also, duplicates make good gifts.

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Postby jagpop » Fri Dec 15, 2017 12:16 pm

noobie wrote:I'm not good with feeling for the figures. I'm impressed by the people who are.
I'm okay with buying a few and not having the full sets. Also, duplicates make good gifts.

I'm with you on this. I love gifting dupes.
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Postby stl_ben » Fri Dec 15, 2017 12:27 pm

Anyone have a recommended place to go to to find the weights of the boxes? I'm all for weighing boxes! Especially like right now that I only need one more R&M mini, I don't want to blindly buy if I can just scale and go on.
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Postby MyLittleFunkos » Fri Dec 15, 2017 1:40 pm

I'll be 100% honest, I'll feel those bad boys up as much as I can. I'm particular about pieces I buy so I'd be left sour if I got one (or two) figures I didn't want. That's why I usually go to eBay for Mini's. I've tried my luck a lot more recently, with Mini's, and have had success by just shaking the box to get a feel for the weight. If a store associate walks past me too many times I'll just grab a couple and hope for the best.
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Postby GoldenYellowPup » Mon Dec 25, 2017 3:44 pm

No shame in feeling for the one you want. Even better, recent PSH sets have expanded their molds for new characters (NBC, Horror) so it's significantly easier. Unfortunately some series has the most subtle differences or the same molds for two characters (I know it's gonna be hard differentiating Funtime Foxy and Lolbit lol)

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Postby jagpop » Tue Dec 26, 2017 1:30 am

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Postby WildberryPOPtarts33 » Tue Dec 26, 2017 3:14 pm

I typically just grab a couple blind boxes and roll with it. I like the lottery aspect of it. Some of the heavier and larger pieces you can identify right away, but for others it's just too close to call.
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Postby Gooker1 » Wed Dec 27, 2017 11:17 am

HawkLord wrote:My biggest complaint coming from the Lego CNF side is people buying a whole box and then feeling it at home and returning the rest. It has happened and messed with inventory. I’d rather people take the time to feel them in store, so others at least have a shot.

Otherwise there’s nothing wrong with the feel method for bags or weight method for boxes. It’s how you work the system that’s never a guaranteed mystery in the first place.



That seriously is the worst. I'll just stand there for 10-15 mins completing my set then just taking them all home and then returning em. Annoying ](*,)

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Postby Squird » Wed Dec 27, 2017 11:25 am

highlanderfil wrote:I only wish I'd learned about weight differences earlier. Wouldn't have gotten so many Harry and Ron in hats. No issue with reversing the odds that way. Where I do get off the bus is when people decide to open the Mystery boxes and/or the bags within. Sure, it helps either the doer or the next person get what (s)he wants (or avoid something unwanted), but that borders on shoplifting.


I feel the bags for Lego Mini's so, feeling the bag for other items isn't a big deal. You look like a weirdo, but it's better than bringing a scale to the store with you, which, I feel, makes you look like a loser. I can't stress enough how much I dislike this practice. When I have to explain to a family member or a friend that the 'No Scales' sticker in the window of a Hot Topic is because of Funko collectors, all I feel is shame.

Opening the boxes and the bags is worse than shoplifting, in my opinion. At least with shoplifting you've used your time productively, and you haven't left a whole bunch of damaged, unsellable goods in your wake.
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Postby OtoriKohaku » Thu Dec 28, 2017 2:54 am

I always feel up Lego and Mega Bloks bags and I'd say I'm pretty darn good at that. Been doing that since CMF Series 2. I for one and kinda picky when it comes to PSH or blind bag sets. Some characters just appeal to me more. I'd prefer to get those characters and probably won't pick any up unless I'm able to find the one I'm looking for. That's partially why I tend to stray away from MM's as much as I like them. Just money wise, I find it hard to justify buying up 6 MM's or so in search for a certain one and dang those odds are deterring sometimes. If there is a way for me to confirm an item in a blind bag, I will do it granted it doesn't ruin the integrity of the packaging.
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Postby Hqsdfan619 » Thu Dec 28, 2017 8:35 am

Classier wrote:I'm glad that the PSH sets aren't in boxes. That's why I don't buy many Mystery Minis. Could you please explain how feeling bags for stuff inside is unethical? It's not like I'm stealing anything, I'm just making sure I'm getting what I want.
I do the same thing. I do feel the bags to make sure it's the right one so I don't get stuck with the ones I don't want!

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Postby saban » Thu Dec 28, 2017 11:01 am

I feel up bags all the time for everything. I only do this to complete my set or get extras for others. Blindboxes/blindbags get expensive very quickly. I will also spend a bunch of time lifting boxes to determine which ones are lighter or heavier and try to make my choice from that. I recently got a small digital scale that I'll use as long as the employees don't have an issue with it.
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Postby Geescube » Thu Dec 28, 2017 11:17 am

saban wrote:I feel up bags all the time for everything. I only do this to complete my set or get extras for others. Blindboxes/blindbags get expensive very quickly. I will also spend a bunch of time lifting boxes to determine which ones are lighter or heavier and try to make my choice from that. I recently got a small digital scale that I'll use as long as the employees don't have an issue with it.


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Postby highlanderfil » Thu Dec 28, 2017 2:14 pm

Squird wrote:I feel the bags for Lego Mini's so, feeling the bag for other items isn't a big deal. You look like a weirdo, but it's better than bringing a scale to the store with you, which, I feel, makes you look like a loser.
I respect your right to your feelings, but I honestly couldn't care less what some cashier or some random shoppers I'll never see again think I look like. My self-worth isn't determined by them, nor (I feel) should anyone else's be.
I can't stress enough how much I dislike this practice. When I have to explain to a family member or a friend that the 'No Scales' sticker in the window of a Hot Topic is because of Funko collectors, all I feel is shame.
Why do you feel the need to explain it?
Opening the boxes and the bags is worse than shoplifting, in my opinion. At least with shoplifting you've used your time productively, and you haven't left a whole bunch of damaged, unsellable goods in your wake.
Not that I'm advocating for opening the boxes over shoplifting (or vice versa), but economically this isn't true. If you steal a box, the store is 100% unequivocally never getting that revenue. In the case of opening a box, you can have someone like me, who saw that one box open, saw it was a figure he actually needed and went and bought it. Not saying it will happen all the time or even often, but there's that chance. Plus, stores also may be able to return these boxes to Funko and recoup some of the $. In the case of shoplifting it will simply not happen.

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Postby Shinfo13 » Fri Dec 29, 2017 12:22 am

highlanderfil wrote:Not that I'm advocating for opening the boxes over shoplifting (or vice versa), but economically this isn't true. If you steal a box, the store is 100% unequivocally never getting that revenue. In the case of opening a box, you can have someone like me, who saw that one box open, saw it was a figure he actually needed and went and bought it. Not saying it will happen all the time or even often, but there's that chance. Plus, stores also may be able to return these boxes to Funko and recoup some of the $. In the case of shoplifting it will simply not happen.


I've been to plenty of Walmarts and TRUs where blind bags are just ripped open and left so I've totally done this on more than 1 occassion. I'd at least give them the sale because its something I want and don't have to figure out and they don't have to send it back for credit.

As for the main topic, I'm all for feeling bags. The paper inserts in PSH can sometimes make it more difficult, but I have a knack for figuring them out and have only pulled 2 dupes over the 13 lines I've gone after. I never feel bad because I'm buying what I want and I can avoid wasting cash on dupes. I even help any of my friends that ask so I'm using it for a good purpose. If I was going around to each store and wiping out every single exclusive to make a profit on then it would be a different story.
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