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So first let me tell you about what was waiting for me when I got back. I ordered 8 Pokemon figures from @blimptrading during one of their claim sales. I had stumbled into them as a suggestion in my searches. I checked their feed and there was a post by them announcing the upcoming claim sale. I commented on that post asking them to tag me when it begins. A couple of days later I get tagged by them in their first claim sale post. Over the course of a couple of hours they posted a bunch of old figures and I snatched these 8 at great prices which included free shipping! What arrived in my package were my 8 figures along with a little party in a box. For real! They sent me a bunch of goodies including a couple of vintage toys, a pencil, a tattoo, a thank you card, and several TCG cards to go with my figures including some shiny ones! And if that wasn’t enough, they also sent me a couple of Online TCG code cards. I don’t play the online TCG so if anybody wants the codes just message me and I’ll pass on the love. They also made sure to carefully package the shipment by wrapping each figure individually. Seriously, this experience made my morning after coming back from my trip. This is a vendor interested in making their customers extremely happy. And they don’t just sell figures, they also sell Pokémon TCG. I highly recommend doing business with them because they deliver awesome merch at great prices with customer satisfaction in mind. I’ll definitely be buying from them again. Go give them a follow if you’re in the market for anything Pokémon!

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