[CLASSIFIED]

Yes, but once the babes get a load of his boss Capt. America costume he'll at last get some stank on his hang low.

[Jason Abbadon]

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Originally Posted by DogFashionDisco

WTF is he doing in a Wal-Mart? That is fucking Un-American. Oh wait, even Steve needs marinara sauce.

Cap goes as America does- we both uy cheap plastic crap from China buy the big box store that killed all the mom and pop local stores.

He's probably listening to a goddamn ipod nder that mask.


You sold out Steve. Tony was right to have you killed.

[trebleshot]

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Originally Posted by SoundWave88

I agree. Hasbro fucked up with all those damn pegwarming Iron Man, Spider Man, Iron Man, Caps, and even more crappy Iron Man figs. The computer just sees stock, don't know what figure is on the shelf.

So you're going to blame Hasbro for the way Walmart manages its inventory?

Yeah, that seems fair.

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And I have also seen regular priced toys in the clearance isle.

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Originally Posted by DogFashionDisco

That seems to be very common. I don't understand why they take what clearly won't sell for full price, and shove it in with clearance items as if they think some dumbass is going to bring it up to the register, find out its not on sale, and buy it anyway. Finding clearanced stuff sucks here now, I haven't seen jack shit.

I don't get the logic either, but Walmart has been doing that shit for years. I can only assume that they think someone will see that red sticker instead of the yellow one and think they're getting a great deal "because it's on clearance". Never mind the fact that the price is still the same as it was before it was on clearance.

And it's not like Target when they change the shelf tags to NCF. I've seen Walmart put toys on "clearance", move them back to normal status and then back to clearance again, all while keeping the price exactly the same.

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Originally Posted by DogFashionDisco

Marked on the figure or in the area the figure is found? This logic might work occasionally, but you would have to spend a great deal of your time trying to argue with people who don't care whether you buy something or not.

If the difference is $2 or less, there's usually not much (if any) resistance, unless the cashier is aware enough to sense something shady. And getting a price based on the item's location is a far tougher battle than one where the toy is clearly marked for one price but rings up differently.

[SoundWave88]

No, I'm blaming Hasbro for releasing Iron Man and Spider Man with not only various repaints, but releasing them in every wave as well. Plus they both had their own toylines. This causes them to peg warm and lead to a lot of stores ending the toyline. I am not exaggerating when I say that I used to walk into some Wal-Marts and see a full shelf of the same two figures. A dozen Iron Man's, next to a whole section of more Iron Man 2 movie toys, next to another section of Spider Man.

[SH0CKWAVE]

Namor may be on clearance... but that dude gets all the bit@hes.

score board.

[Tiberius]

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Originally Posted by bmorr

virginity level: platinum.

That guy probably gets so much ass it would spin our heads alllllllllllllllllllllllllll the way around.

Male or Female ass, is up for debate.

[trebleshot]

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Originally Posted by SoundWave88

No, I'm blaming Hasbro for releasing Iron Man and Spider Man with not only various repaints, but releasing them in every wave as well.

Those figures weren't released in every wave and certainly not together in every wave.

I will say that the case ratios aren't always the best, but the stores are who decides what they buy and how much of it. To place the blame solely on Hasbro for distribution issues or pegwarming figures is ridiculous.

Especially in a rant thread about Walmart.

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Plus they both had their own toylines. This causes them to peg warm and lead to a lot of stores ending the toyline. I am not exaggerating when I say that I used to walk into some Wal-Marts and see a full shelf of the same two figures. A dozen Iron Man's, next to a whole section of more Iron Man 2 movie toys, next to another section of Spider Man.

While I am not doubting your experiences, you must keep in mind that yours do not dictate the rest of the country. Other areas don't even carry those figures or never carried them. Some sold so well they barely kept up with demand.

In the end, the only one you can blame for Walmart not carrying or stocking MU is Walmart. It's their decision, regardless of what Hasbro says or does.

[ModernDayDante]

Every Walmart within driving distance of me has nothing in the way of MU figures. The closest one to me had a Doc Samson but they don't even have that anymore

[DogFashionDisco]

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Originally Posted by ModernDayDante

Every Walmart within driving distance of me has nothing in the way of MU figures. The closest one to me had a Doc Samson but they don't even have that anymore

Matt, the Walmart in Kirkwood had Green Lantern figures for $1.50. The figures kind of suck, but with you being such a huge GL fan I figured you'd like to know.

[Jason Abbadon]

DUDE!
WHY cant any store down here clearance GL figures!?
Really- they're $7.99 or completely gone. ..the hell?!?

If you can, get me the aliens- I'd happily pay a couple of bucks for the non-humans!
I'd make them into Nova Corps members!

[Tiberius]

Winners had them for 3 bucks a piece. Only wanted the constructs. Went back and alllllllllll gone. They got Movie Masters for 5 bucks though. As for MU....FALCONS AND STRANGES.

[DogFashionDisco]

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Originally Posted by Jason Abbadon

DUDE!
WHY cant any store down here clearance GL figures!?
Really- they're $7.99 or completely gone. ..the hell?!?

If you can, get me the aliens- I'd happily pay a couple of bucks for the non-humans!
I'd make them into Nova Corps members!

Its kind of a far drive but if you want dude, I'll check it out tomorrow. They definitely had a few of the Aliens though. PM me which ones you wanted.

[ModernDayDante]

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Originally Posted by DogFashionDisco

Its kind of a far drive but if you want dude, I'll check it out tomorrow. They definitely had a few of the Aliens though. PM me which ones you wanted.

Damn, son. Hold off till Sunday and we'll check that out together.

[DogFashionDisco]

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Originally Posted by ModernDayDante

Damn, son. Hold off till Sunday and we'll check that out together.

Sounds good, we'll hunt down some cool shit like the old days.

[Jason Abbadon]

Well, I'd definitely apreceate that! nothing too crazy- I dont need the furry monkey guy, just the potato-head, the purple grasshopper guy, Kilowog, etc.
Maybe that lame version of Stel- I could remake it into a lethal Ultron minion.
Sinestro would be good too- he could become an ironic Nova Centurian!

But think cheap! Cheap is goood!

Thanks in advance for your efforts!

Has anyone seen Real steel clearanced yet? Those make amazing sentinel bodies- get a Heroclix Sentinel head for it, some Gundam parts...

Man! BSing on toyark always makes me wnat to do customs!

[yourfacehere]

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Originally Posted by SH0CKWAVE

Don't worry, kids. Cap is on the case.

I wonder if he talked to the cashier like Christian Bale.

[DogFashionDisco]

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Originally Posted by yourfacehere

I wonder if he talked to the cashier like Christian Bale.

Like Batman? I do that for fun all the time. Talking in a stupid voice often creates a good deal of confusion and hilarity. Try it.

[bmorr]

I like how he used the electronics checkout to be discreet lol.

[Good Stuff]

the yes option is skewed....i would suspect those that do, rarely restock as is the case for all 20 or whatever stores in my region...

[MGTAJ]

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Originally Posted by FancyPants

If it's marked, walmart has to sell it to you for the tag price. it's awesome

A little late to this discussion, forgive me, but there is a common misconception to what a store has to legally sell you an item at: it's what rings up at the till/check-out. It's called an invitation to treat here in the UK or an Invitation to Bargain to my american counterparts. Basically, without all the legal jargon, it's to protect retailers from mistakingly pricing items at a lower price and under contract law a "binding contract" to sell the item only is formed when it is rung up; not before.

[CLASSIFIED]

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Originally Posted by MGTAJ

A little late to this discussion, forgive me, but there is a common misconception to what a store has to legally sell you an item at: it's what rings up at the till/check-out. It's called an invitation to treat here in the UK or an Invitation to Bargain to my american counterparts. Basically, without all the legal jargon, it's to protect retailers from mistakingly pricing items at a lower price and under contract law a "binding contract" to sell the item only is formed when it is rung up; not before.

Laws here vary state to state. Some states have laws protecting the consumer, others have laws that protect the retailer.

In the state I live in each item needs to have it's own individual price tag and if the item rings up for more than the retailer has to honor the price that is on the tag unless the difference is greater than $5.

[MGTAJ]

Yeah, generally they will honor it if you point it out unless they are making a massive loss on it. Our british Walmart counterpart has had its fair share of pricing errors that they did honour.

Speaking of the British Walmart, Asda, it seems to be dropping MU in my area also. I assume it is just a case of Supermarket's discontinuing to stock items that aren't selling particularly well in that particular store. For me, it usually happens to be products (foodl household and MU in this case) that no one else seems to be buying.

[CLASSIFIED]

I think it has little to do with what sells and what doesn't sell and everything to do with Wal Mart sucking.

[SH0CKWAVE]

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Originally Posted by CLASSIFIED

I think it has little to do with what sells and what doesn't sell and everything to do with Wal Mart sucking.

genius analysis, ole chap.