Fluff_Daddy
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I saw that they had loads of MVS games. Since almost all of them are from Hong Kong I get the idea that they might be boots. Please comment what you know/think.
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Fluff_Daddy
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BUMP!
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I deal with coinop a lot, but I've only bought 1 MVS game from them. After explaining to them many times I only wanted original carts, they still sent me a boot. They fully took care of the problem, but I would suggest buying MVS games from private collectors on the forums.
HPMAN
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Yup, also ordered 3 PCB, asked many times to check & double check these were originals, still 2 out of the 3 were bootlegs.
I would suggest buying common game from them, which unlikely would be bootlegs. I won't risk myself on an MVS bonberman or dodgeball from them...
I would suggest buying common game from them, which unlikely would be bootlegs. I won't risk myself on an MVS bonberman or dodgeball from them...
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PCB? Do you mean Jamma boards or Neo carts?
Their prices on normal Jamma boards are unbelievably high...and they might be boots???
I mean, with neo carts they have the alibi that the pcb's can't be inspected without opening the case but with jamma boards???
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I buy jamma PCBs from them every month and have never received a boot.