Comments for Project Paradox

Comment on Tiny Details by khulan

khulan — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 02:37:31 +0000

if any one trying to get hold with tiny details I want to say GOOD LUCK. They are BIG SCAM ….. They will never answer or respond their e-mail. I wish BBB will do something all this complements i am very surprised why they still advertising that they will want people who work from home. are they want more money from more people who do not know who they really are???!!!!! Mr. Buchan if you or your people do not know how to respond or answer the phone STOP using them also STOP taking money from people who willing to work very hard their hands and hours. Actually people work very for $55 to pay for your deposit money. you and your people should KNOW.

Comment on Tiny Details by Charlene Morris

Charlene Morris — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 21:39:02 +0000

I did some of the victorian calling cards for Tiny Details. It took a while. About two weeks. We bought the kit for $58. We decided to switch up as the cards were extremely tiny and hard to see to work with. Finished the kit, sent it back by post mail with delivery confirmation. According to their own literature in their brochure we were to be paid “promptly”. So we called and we called and we called. Finally after about the 5th call they returned our call. We had to go through the kit again as they had found some “mistakes” So they sent it back and we went through it again. That time it was accepted. And they did pay us $52.52 They told us in a letter they had sent that they don’t check each one. Whoever they sell this stuff to is probably getting the shaft too. They sent us our 2nd kit. We did it, and have sent it back again with confirmation delivery. They receive that kit from us within two days. It was delivered to them Nov.5,2011. Today is Nov. 30. 2011. We called them once about a week after delivery and have not heard back from them They are absolutely terrible when it comes to communication. They now owe us $75. Do you think we will ever get the money? I don’t. They don’t know what “promptly” means. I say if your gonna sue first alert the atty. general of the state of NY about them and see what he will do. If I don’t hear from them soon, that is exactly what I will do. Also bringing a suit of false advertisement might go a bit further then trying to get your money back. Close them down and don’t let them scam anyone else.

Comment on Tiny Details by Deborah Smith

Deborah Smith — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 04:40:32 +0000

I was looking for a Work at home stuff for some extra cash too. Thanks for the information, I thought I would go for it, now I’m glad I didn’t. Who can afford to blow 55 dollars and get nothing?

Comment on Tiny Details by Bloggasm » When Sears pisses off the wrong blogger

Bloggasm » When Sears pisses off the wrong blogger — Tue, 04 May 2010 01:51:27 +0000

[...] especially wary in this day and age. My wife and I had an issue with a home assembly company named Tiny Details. My negative post about them now ranks #5 in Google for their brand name. Just from commenters, I [...]

Comment on The Death of TALAN by Stephen

Stephen — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 19:17:09 +0000

Hello Chris. Yes, TALAN has made a resurgence since I wrote this post so many years ago, and Chip and Costello have put together a fine following. I am hopeful that my own Raleigh-area LARP, the Shards of Orn, can grow to their size some day. At any rate, I hope you have fun at your first event, and thanks for setting the record straight on such an old post.

Comment on The Death of TALAN by newperson

newperson — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 18:27:26 +0000

This year I have stumbled upon this TALAN LARP in Raliegh, NC. Probably the same one as mentioned upove. I come from playing other LARPs: NERO (still playing after 15+ yrs), Avalon(2 yrs and quit – after which I thought sucked, because of the lack of action and fighting); Laire, Daghoir, SCA… etc.

Well I am excited about this coming weekend – I’m planning to play Talan for my first event and I’ve had no problems getting information about the game and all of my questions have been answered very promptly. I hear they draw about 70-80 people an event – and perhaps more this event.
with your first event only being $5, why not try it I thought! So 4 more days til I play it!
-New Person, Chris

Comment on Tiny Details by Rose

Rose — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 20:47:01 +0000

My good friend ordered products from Tiny Details, he sent back their own sample instead of the one they were supposed to have put together and they said to try again it was not put together with the quality they were looking for, I thought thats scam enough for me!!

Comment on Tiny Details by A Crash Course in the Streisand Effect : Ward on the Web

A Crash Course in the Streisand Effect : Ward on the Web — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 18:28:11 +0000

[...] As a side note, I myself have been involved in an instance of the Streisand Effect. In July of 2006, I posted a critique of a business named Tiny Details on my old personal website. In February of 2007, Kristopher Buchan, the owner of the business, emailed me with threats of legal action unless the post was removed. Within two days, news of his threats had circulated on the Consumerist and several other blogs. We managed to reach a peaceful settlement afterward, but not before permanent damage had been done to Tiny Details’ online reputation. [...]

Comment on Tiny Details by SHAWNA

SHAWNA — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 18:31:37 +0000

Tiny details is a scam, They ripped me off 55.00 too. I cancelled the next day, after ordering they charged my credit card 3 weeks later. called them about it and they wont talk to me they keep hanging the phone up on me. dont do business with them diffently a scam.

Comment on Getting Married Young by Stephen

Stephen — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 19:11:40 +0000

On the contrary, Joel, I’d say my stance is based on logic rather than fear. I’m 25 now, and I’m a much different person than I was when I married at 20. In my case, I like to think I’ve developed into a better husband and father. My wife and I have only grown closer as time has gone by. The fact that we’ve both grown so much, though, is evidence enough to me that everyone still has a lot of growing to do in their early 20′s. I can easily see how couples could grow away from each other in the same timeframe.

I fully intend to teach my son good principles so that he has a successful marriage. Regardless, my opinion to him will be as I have stated, that he should wait until he’s finished becoming an adult to make a decision that will affect him throughout his adult life. I have no intention of laying that down as the law, of course; I’m just not that sort of dad. Hopefully, though, he’ll have enough respect for my opinions at that point to listen when I advise in his best interests.