BiggestToothlessFanEVER

07 Jun 2014, 17:15

NFDan96

07 Jun 2014, 07:38

I bought one online yesterday shortly after they became available. I can't wait until it gets delivered.

How? They have been unavailable on the main site for a couple weeks.

NFDan96

08 Jun 2014, 00:51

BiggestToothlessFanEVER

07 Jun 2014, 17:15

NFDan96

07 Jun 2014, 07:38

I bought one online yesterday shortly after they became available. I can't wait until it gets delivered.

How? They have been unavailable on the main site for a couple weeks.

Where are you from? They just became available in Australia on the 6th.

BiggestToothlessFanEVER

08 Jun 2014, 01:21

NFDan96

08 Jun 2014, 00:51

BiggestToothlessFanEVER

07 Jun 2014, 17:15

How? They have been unavailable on the main site for a couple weeks.

Where are you from? They just became available in Australia on the 6th.

Oh ok makes sense. I'm from the United States, specifically California

BiggestToothlessFanEVER

07 Jun 2014, 04:42

SilaNightFury

03 Jun 2014, 15:30

thescienceofmagic

03 Jun 2014, 11:48

It's really sad that there are so many on ebay, where people have just bought them up for the profit. It means actual fans either miss out or have to spend a fortune just to get one. Some are selling for as much as £60, almost triple the initial price.

It should be one per customer in my opinion.

I'm absolutely 100% with you on this. People are like vultures trying to buy these items and the worse part is some sellers don't even bother saying they will return in the fall or look on the website to see it for themselves. It's very greedy. Here are some examples of the craziness:

See this is exactly what I'm talking about it. So many money hungry people out there. Again I said it already, they are just greedy and a disgrace.
It's best to just wait until fall and pay a good price for an amazing and super cute plush. It will be worth the wait.

Astrid

08 Jun 2014, 02:32

Hey thescienceofmagic did you see what I posted in your bab topic?

thescienceofmagic

08 Jun 2014, 02:08

BiggestToothlessFanEVER

07 Jun 2014, 04:42

SilaNightFury

03 Jun 2014, 15:30

It should be one per customer in my opinion.

I'm absolutely 100% with you on this. People are like vultures trying to buy these items and the worse part is some sellers don't even bother saying they will return in the fall or look on the website to see it for themselves. It's very greedy. Here are some examples of the craziness:

See this is exactly what I'm talking about it. So many money hungry people out there. Again I said it already, they are just greedy and a disgrace.
It's best to just wait until fall and pay a good price for an amazing and super cute plush. It will be worth the wait.

Is that one not even stuffed?
This gives the illusion it was stolen, and that's just even worse.
What people will do these days

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Something I forgot to post!
So I work at Build a Bear and Toothless from How To Train Your Dragon was recently released and the demand for it was intense. We sold out storewide and city wide in less than two days and completely company wide in a weekend. It was crazy. Then earlier this week, we got a secret box delivered to our store. So there was only 24 in the box and we could only sell one per guest and only if they asked, we werent allowed to tell them we had it. This man came in and he was really excited, he wanted two but we could only sell him one. It turns out his brother is the lead animator on HTTYD and wanted one as well, but we couldn’t sell it to him! I got to speak to the animator over the phone and he offered to draw me a toothless, autograph it and send it to me if I would sell his brother a second one!! I would have done it in a heart beat, but my manager was all “absolutely no exceptions!” and thats the story of how we denied the creator of toothless a build a bear of toothless