Cory Glass Designs re/incyclers - high function and affordable?

blankrider said:

I don't think that I will bet on that one because there are definitely some members with that crotchety old grandpa attitude that will wait it out and claim that it was worth the wait and not a big deal.

More power to you if you want to go through that but I feel like many others would like an artist who has the time to answer them. Someone who will listen to your needs and blow you the recycler you have been dreaming of. Someone who can give you an honest time line of when to expect your order. Someone with a email. Someone who ships their work in a box. The list goes on...

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blankrider said:

And just because you may be old and/or crotchety does not mean you are not cool

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Deja Vu said:

This thread is going so stale because of people with no patience.
I WANT IT NOW is a silly attitude.

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Caligula said:

You know, I started a thread for Ryu Wilson as well. While he doesn't do recyclers unless it's a colab, he does do awesome work (quickly) and has impeccable communication.

Of course you're looking at $250-300+ for a nicely worked piece.

If you can't wait and don't need a recycler I suggest hitting him up.

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syrupy said:

FYI that's not less than Cory charged me. Also @Deja Vu, even more tiring than the Cory complaining, is your commentary on it that says even less about the topic than the posts you're criticizing. With all due respect, instead of robo-posting on this thread, why don't you go finish that complete guide to vaporizing herbs thread that you promised us? I would find that much more useful.

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Deja Vu said:

Ha ha. I'm waiting for my Cory piece before I get into heavily vaporizing & testing herbs again.. I have a sensitive throat from sucking Cory's ****

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The Mail or Telephone Order Merchandise Rule
This rule covers merchandise you order by mail, telephone, computer and fax. It requires merchants to have a reasonable basis for claiming they can ship an order within a certain time.

Ship Dates

• By law, a merchant should ship your order within the time stated in its ads or over the phone. If the merchant doesn't promise a time, you can expect it to ship your order within 30 days.
• The shipment "clock" begins when the merchant receives a "properly completed order." That includes your name, address and payment (check, money order or authorization to charge an existing credit account - whether the account is debited at that time or not).
• If the merchant doesn't promise a shipping time and you are applying for credit to pay for your purchase, the merchant has an additional 20 days (50 days total) to establish the account and ship the merchandise.

Delays
If the merchant is unable to ship within the promised time, it must notify you by mail, telephone, or email, give a revised shipping date and give you the chance to cancel for a full refund or accept the new shipping date. The merchant also must give you some way to exercise the cancellation option for free, for example, by supplying a prepaid reply card or staffing a toll-free telephone number.

• If you ignore the option notice, and the delay is 30 days or less, it's assumed that you accept the delay and are willing to wait for the merchandise.
• If you do not respond - and the delay is more than 30 days - the order must be canceled by the 30th day of the delay period and a full refund issued promptly.

If the merchant can't meet the revised shipping date, it must notify you again by mail, email or telephone and give you a new shipping date or cancel your order and give you a refund.

• The order will be canceled and a refund issued promptly unless you indicate by the revised shipping date that you are willing to wait.
• If you do not respond at all to the second notice, it's assumed that you are not willing to wait, and a full refund must be issued promptly.

Refunds
If you authorized a charge to your credit card account, the merchant must credit the account within one billing cycle - not give credit toward another purchase. If you pay by cash, check or money order, the merchant must mail you a refund within seven working days.

http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0221-billed-merchandise-you-never-received-heres-what-do

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cybrguy said:

Uh, I'm confused. Has anyone asked for their money back and been turned down? Have I missed that somewhere? If not than none of that shit applies.

While I'm asking that I gotta ask this. Has anyone gotten a broken piece in the mail? I hope he packs my piece better than a bubble envelope too, but if nobody has lost a piece than why does it matter?

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syrupy said:

Yes, I'm sure he loves you and calls you his little recycler. Is it true he doesn't use bubble wrap? Be safe, friend.

Hey look, there's actual non-subjective laws that could apply to some folks on this thread. Not to single anyone out, because few sellers seem to follow them and fewer buyers know their rights anyway.

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cybrguy said:

For those that may have gone with the colored glass for their vapecyclers (Love the piggy in particular), do you lose the visual of the cyclone enough to make one want to leave that cylinder clear? For me the cyclone effect is a big part of the allure...

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sasNW said:

Dude, I LOVE that pig!!! Buy it so I can watch videos of it!! My coworker who had a couple pigs is obsessed with the pigcycler. Seems like it's clear enough that you could see the whirlpool but not sure.....

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sasNW said:

USPS status- on truck ready for delivery

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cybrguy said:

Believe me, if I had the scratch to spare I would. I like it that much. I will have to be satisfied with a clear one, but I'm guessing that will make me plenty satisfied.



Cooooool. I am excited for you. Are you home to receive it?

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sasNW said:

It will be meeting me at work in the next hour or two

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