Cart Limits at BCS

longbeachguy

longbeachguy

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If this is an old or frequently asked question forgive me. My attempts at searching have been fruitless.

Question is mainly for Skunk. When there are cart limits on certain knives, is it frowned upon or even forbidden to make multiple orders? I've always honored the limit and only purchased up to the limit, but I thought I'd ask. If the purpose is only to slow down the hogs to give us piglets a better chance, then I'd feel justified in making multiple orders if I wanted more than two.

Whatever the intent is, I'll honor that.

Thanks!
 
I haven't bought anything from BCS for a while, but I remember buying more than two at a time in the past (I bought 4 muddy ADs about a year ago). If Skunk has implemented a cart limit, it's more likely to stop the practice where people would keep adding to their cart until there was no quantity left.

I think that most of the time, it was done out of curiosity to see how many of a particular type Skunk had for sale, but my observation of how long some stayed unavailable leads me to conclude that sometimes people would empty the store but not empty their carts just to keep anyone else from being able to place an order.
 
jnphares said:
I haven't bought anything from BCS for a while, but I remember buying more than two at a time in the past (I bought 4 muddy ADs about a year ago). If Skunk has implemented a cart limit, it's more likely to stop the practice where people would keep adding to their cart until there was no quantity left.

I think that most of the time, it was done out of curiosity to see how many of a particular type Skunk had for sale, but my observation of how long some stayed unavailable leads me to conclude that sometimes people would empty the store but not empty their carts just to keep anyone else from being able to place an order.
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You're definitely right about that. I guess if I place multiple orders and black helicoptors take me away in the middle of the night, then I'll know the answer.
 
longbeachguy said:
If this is an old or frequently asked question forgive me. My attempts at searching have been fruitless.

Question is mainly for Skunk. When there are cart limits on certain knives, is it frowned upon or even forbidden to make multiple orders? I've always honored the limit and only purchased up to the limit, but I thought I'd ask. If the purpose is only to slow down the hogs to give us piglets a better chance, then I'd feel justified in making multiple orders if I wanted more than two.

Whatever the intent is, I'll honor that.

Thanks!
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order as many times as you like, this is AMERICA, one for all and all for one :thumbup: :cool:

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longbeachguy said:
If this is an old or frequently asked question forgive me. My attempts at searching have been fruitless.

Question is mainly for Skunk. When there are cart limits on certain knives, is it frowned upon or even forbidden to make multiple orders? I've always honored the limit and only purchased up to the limit, but I thought I'd ask. If the purpose is only to slow down the hogs to give us piglets a better chance, then I'd feel justified in making multiple orders if I wanted more than two.

Whatever the intent is, I'll honor that.

Thanks!
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As 'Skunk says, "This is America"!! Get as many as you want. I believe that he was finally forced to implement cart limits is because some no-nmae HOG always bought 27. :foot::foot: ;)

...But seriously, I think that:

A. it evens the playing field a bit by slowing us all down and allowing more folks to get a knife, and
B. more importantly, to keep those who have found a way to hold items in a cart indefinitely without paying (checking out), to now only be able to hold a maximum of 2 insteak of 22, if you know what I mean.

...Of course, I could be talkin' outta my ASH. :D
 
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