Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 8:02 pm
Well there you go. Too bad they've now run out of my size 
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.So shipping a t-shirt now costs $12.67 instead of $15.25.
Hopefully that's good enough for everyone.
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Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 6:27 am
Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 6:58 am
Ooops, spoke too soon. Just tried the shop and shipping is $37.15. Think i'll just let it lie.
Re: Official Moog Response to Merch Shipping Rates
Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 10:01 am
Moog - Thank you very much! I'm sure I speak for many loyal Moogers here who are happy that Moog is a company which actually listens to it's customer's concerns - even if those concerns happen to be minor ones.moogmusic wrote:As of January 14, 2010: USPS is now an option for shipping method on Moog wearable merchandise.
Much Appreciated,
Rich W.
Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2010 11:17 pm
I like this! USPS is way easier to work with getting stuff shipped to Canada then UPS! 
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 12:23 pm
So, I was trying to check out the new shipping options and the only option I get in my cart is UPS still. Anyone know how to choose the USPS option?
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 9:27 pm
I guess on top of the apparel it's more of the brand name that costs a little more of the usual. The name says it all and most people don't mind paying an extra just to get hold of that shirt. 
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 11:03 pm
There must be.., there should be, a good reason for this. Moog should be addressing this soon. Hello can you hear us? We feel that 15.25 is too much.., hello.., anybody there?!
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 11:18 pm
It’s plain and simple, if you can afford it, then buy it. These apparels are not the bread and butter of the company and MOOG probably is not earning much from it. But same goes; it's a business not charity
Posted: Tue Jan 19, 2010 2:01 am
I agree. What's the difference between paying 70 bucks or 65 (including shipping) for novelty item you'll be proud to wear and that nobody can buy at the local mall. I would say different I were talking about T-Shirts-R-Us, but I'm not.chellebauer2 wrote:It’s plain and simple, if you can afford it, then buy it. These apparels are not the bread and butter of the company and MOOG probably is not earning much from it. But same goes; it's a business not charity
It's worthy to note that M went the effort of addressing the issue, even if it does not cut shipping costs in half. Not every company would have.
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 12:59 am
I think it might be a good idea for our UK distributor, Source, to pick up a bundle of our wearable items for sale to UK Moogers... the base price might have to be a bit higher but it would save quite a bit on shipping!
I'll suggest this.
I'll suggest this.
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 7:23 am
Uh... is this not a good enough response for you? Seems reasonable to me-- speaking of which, did anyone take Subtronik up on that bet?lizgoode206 wrote:There must be.., there should be, a good reason for this. Moog should be addressing this soon. Hello can you hear us? We feel that 15.25 is too much.., hello.., anybody there?!
moogmusic wrote:As of January 14, 2010: USPS is now an option for shipping method on Moog wearable merchandise. We have been working toward making this option available for some time, but had to make arrangements with USPS to pick up from our factory and also had to ensure that we could track the packages. Originally the post office did not offer tracking of packages, so we did not use them because there was no proof of delivery. Now that USPS does offer tracking, we will allow the USPS to deliver merchandise like T-shirts. We made this change for international wearable orders some time ago in order to reduce the exorbitant overseas shipping rates from UPS. However, USPS still does not offer tracking on overseas packages, so choose that option at your own risk (we haven't received any complaints so far). Moog will still require signatures for any gear that is shipped which means gear will still be exclusively shipped by UPS or FedEX. Also: I will announce here first that the Preview Sale on 2010 merch is almost entirely sold out. In a matter of days it will disappear from the website and the official Mid-Winter 2010 Moog Merchandise will be released. We have made some modifications and continue to upgrade fabrics and designs, so that we can deliver wearables our customers--you lot--will love.Thank you for supporting Moog! Sincerely, Your Friends at Moog Music.
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 8:11 am
Cheers. How would Moog know this was an issue for some if it hadn't been mentioned by us 'whiners', especially this 'wormy' one? They are not psychic. It is good to make people aware of things, no?Amos wrote:I think it might be a good idea for our UK distributor, Source, to pick up a bundle of our wearable items for sale to UK Moogers... the base price might have to be a bit higher but it would save quite a bit on shipping!
I'll suggest this.
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 7:15 pm
Sure, it's good to speak up, but when you start accusing a company that I respect of ripping people off, thats crossing the line.
Mr Arkadin wrote:You should try being in the UK if you want to be truly ripped off.
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 8:26 pm
The comment was a general one at how things are disproportionately priced compared to other places and was not aimed at Moog, but was a response to a post, so the context is lost here. i apologise if anyone took it the wrong way - it is a common phrase here in the UK: there's even a website with the name http://www.rip-off.co.uk/Subtronik wrote:Sure, it's good to speak up, but when you start accusing a company that I respect of ripping people off, thats crossing the line.
Mr Arkadin wrote:You should try being in the UK if you want to be truly ripped off.