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I'm one of the original backers of this on Kickstarter. This creator is a scam.
Missing items from what we should have gotten.
Damaged items.
The promise of coming under 30% retail, but finding out that buying it now after release is much much cheaper.
The creator ignoring us flat.
Do yourself a favor, check out the comments section at Kickstarter.
Supported this company from the get go, in creating their product. Was promised, additions in being involved in this campaign. Like many others I was let down in receiving everything I had been promised. With this being a 1st project and so many unhappy people. Wouldn't trust them to purchase from again
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