Art of Assassin's Creed III Limited Edition

[LowlyAssassin]

nOT titan
Titan exclusives
Completely different website

I posted the link a couple of pages back
It said
Zelda I mean LINK
As in Link to website / link from Zelda (just because I was bored) and assumed people would click it but guess no one did
http://titanexclusives.myshopify.com...ok-with-prints
So here it the link ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^(the bit that says "Zelda I mean LINK")
And here
http://titanexclusives.myshopify.com...ok-with-prints


Edit all are the same website titan exclusive product page for ac3 LE in numbered art book
I believe these are printed to order so it unknown how they will keep them limited
The only way I can think of is to order 500 and see how many you get and assume that if you get less then 490 then they are truly limited to 500

[MortalMonday]

It says limited to 500 copies right on the slipcase.

[Romeo]

I know Mortal, it's just that Titan's site doesn't limit how many you can order.

[ingmar1988]

To expensive for what you get, wish i had some spare money to get it though...

[ingmar1988]

FUCK PAYPAL
FUCK PAYPAL
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Really why am i using those greedy bastards. They denied my claim against ubisoft for receiving an item that is not according to description. They refer that you only have this protection as a buyer on a few websites (ebay and some dutch auction sites).

So basically what this means, is that they could have send me a brick and they would not be able to refund me.

[themidlandmaster]

Originally Posted by ingmar1988

FUCK PAYPAL
FUCK PAYPAL
FUCK PAYPAL
FUCK PAYPAL
FUCK PAYPAL
FUCK PAYPAL
FUCK PAYPAL

Really why am i using those greedy bastards. They denied my claim against ubisoft for receiving an item that is not according to description. They refer that you only have this protection as a buyer on a few websites (ebay and some dutch auction sites).

So basically what this means, is that they could have send me a brick and they would not be able to refund me.

Fuck!

[vhal_x]

Originally Posted by ingmar1988

FUCK PAYPAL
FUCK PAYPAL
FUCK PAYPAL
FUCK PAYPAL
FUCK PAYPAL
FUCK PAYPAL
FUCK PAYPAL

Really why am i using those greedy bastards. They denied my claim against ubisoft for receiving an item that is not according to description. They refer that you only have this protection as a buyer on a few websites (ebay and some dutch auction sites).

So basically what this means, is that they could have send me a brick and they would not be able to refund me.

You have got to be kidding me I really can't take all this shite right now xx

[gu8]

when did you open case ingmar???

this is bad news

[ingmar1988]

opened case on 29th november.

Suffice to say, i will never order anything at ubisoft again (or by creditcard from my dad so i can chargeback)

[themidlandmaster]

That's bullshit!

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