There seems to be someone here who doesn't know what crowd funding is.
Basically, it's the concept of 'investment'. You agreed to the risk of losing money without receiving any products and participated in the project.
It's not a place to sell goods.
That's why we're "backers".
I fully trust them in suggesting alternatives to unintended defects.
It's free to describe and discuss technical issues, but aggressive attitudes only make everyone feel bad.
If someone wants to criticize something, they must always come up with alternatives (only if there is no moral problem).
You need to give each other an opportunity to refute their opinions so that it can be a right discussion.
Your argument does not take into account any changes in the situation caused by pandemics.
I can accept your argument if Torzon produces it, delivers it directly, and the price of oil is fixed, but it is not.
I mean, what the hell do you want? They are already doing their best.
Of course, I also questioned the shipping and non-refundable costs I paid.
And considering the situation after hearing their explanation, it was fully understandable.
Everything is on the forum.
Your argument is that Torzon should bear all the damage caused by the pandemic.
Torzon has already taken considerable damage themselves.
Large companies also have problems with pandemics.
Thorzone is only a startup group that has just begun.
The reason why Torzon did not explain the characteristics of Kickstarter may be that it was painful for them to say it.
It's like giving them the death penalty.
They are running the project with a sense of responsibility. All evidence is in the forum.
I live in Korea and have never met Alex.
I think I'm in the same position as you.
I can guess why you're frustrated, but please show everyone some respect. This place is not a trash can.
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This document was written using a translator.
I'm sorry if there's anything weird.
