Saturday, March 31, 2012

Casio Baby-G brand new 2012 April releases - 8 new watches

Refinement to the analog-digital models are three new watches for the BGA1100 series, and new color design for the surfers to choose from five new items.  This month release offer choices from high fashion to active sportsmanship.

BGA-1100-2BJF
Navy color with metal bezel and simple easy to read numeric analog design

BGA-1100-7BJF
White color design with metal bezel, best choice for the purist in design and fashion

BGA-1100-1BJF
Black-on-black design for the BGA1100 series can go into any occasion

BLX-102-2AJF
Navy color additional to the round type digital watch for the surfing enthusiast


BLX-102-2BJF
Light blue color joining the Breezy Color collection from the G-Lide surf watch

BLX-5600-1JF
true to the G-Lide heritage for surfers and active sports person is this new black model

BLX-5600-4JF
this Orange color G-Lide model gets inspiration from the summer sports

BLX-5600-7JF
joing the G-Lide is the White color model that you can wear any where



Friday, March 30, 2012

Casio G-Shock all new 2012 April release - 16 new watches!

Now that Casio is focusing more on new product introduction, they have released 16 brand new G-Shocks for April.  Among them are also new color variations of the new GA-150 series alternative color, as well as the uniquely styled Men in Military Color series.  Check them out!

DW5600SM-1JF
the all new Breezy Colors collection on the classic 5600 series

G-001RF-9JF
continuing the G001 series is the Rastafarian version

G-001SN-2JF
also new with the Breezy Colors collection with the popular G001 series

G-7900RF-1JF
an additional to the rescue 7900 series is this Rastafarian version

GA-110RF-9AJF
new member to the popular analog-digital GA110 series with the Rastafarian version

GA-110SN-3AJF
another new member to the popular analog-digital GA110 series is the Breezy Color collection

GA-110SN-7AJF
alternative color of the Breezy Color collection to the popular GA110 series in white

GA-150A-2AJF
new metallic color to the GA150 series in metallic blue

GA-150A-3AJF
new metallic color to the GA150 series in metallic green

GA-150A-4AJF
new metallic color to the GA150 series in metallic orange

GD-100RF-4JF
another member of the Rastafarian version for the GD100 series

GDF-100BB-1JF
a GDF100 series for the Solid Color themed black-on-black version

GF-8250ER-2JF
new Men in Military Colors series most suited for the Master of G Frogman

GW-2310FB-1JR
this is a 2310 series based special version with Fire Package in 2012

GW-9110ER-2JF
another Men in Military Colors series member based on the Gulfman

GW-9300ER-5JF
mud color from the Men in Military Colors series on the Mudman


Saturday, March 17, 2012

eBay Seller Protection is a joke

Lessons learned today: eBay has no protection to seller regarding restocking fee.  Simply put, as most of the seller knows, eBay provides practically little protection to sellers.

Today I learned it the hard way.  This buyer purchased two items, do not like the international black card box package, and return the items.  I refunded with minimal restocking fee to cover just the original shipping of these items, and within two (2) hours, eBay dispute, PayPal dispute, PayPal claims, dispute closed, claims fully refunded, and two negative feedback.  Zero change for me to respond to any of the dispute or claims.  Zero chance to escalate.  The buyer did not contact me at all and wins all.

I am surprised by how effective he worked through the whole eBay and PayPal protection process.  I am also surprised how much damage this can caused within two hours.

Case in point, eBay does not enforce any re-stocking fee.  If you are a seller and you posted the restocking fee policy in the return policy, you still loose.  eBay or PayPal does not enforce any of those.  eBay and PayPal only enforce their own policy.  Their policy in favor of the Buyer surpass any of the seller's own policy or anything.

Also, looks like eBay will be enforcing that all seller can have no restocking fee soon.  Seems that eBay wants to do buyers' favor at the expense of the sellers.  Someone in eBay must think their best practice is good for everyone.  Perhaps, it's about time for me to leave eBay.  It is probably easier to go to other market place (where feedback has less business impact like those seller discount and search ranking).  Or maybe about time for me to scale up and be my own online store.

Lessons learned in a hard way - only on eBay.