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[ukshaun]

Great news guys (..and girls) - My order from SpecFictionShop shipped some time ago, and today it arrived!

Everything appears to be as it should be. That's to the guys at SpecFictionShop.
I will not go into details, but they offered an amazing deal when it came to shipping. The best!

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I wish SpecFiction all the best in the future. I will use them again, as they deserve support.
They really do need to up their game when it comes to shipping times. Maybe sometimes, it is out of their hands? ..supply-chains etc.

[DarkKnight85]

Hi everyone

Quick question here. So I'm trying to do my homework and just make sure Speculative Fiction Collectibles is a a legit retailer. Looking through these forums and some others it appears a lot of people vouch for them ,with some problems here and there. Most what I've read seem to be on the pre-orders.

I'm currently looking to get something on their site that is 'In Stock' so hopefully I wouldn't have to worry. But I also don't know if that's shipping from a place within the USA. I myself live in the USA, so it would be preferred.


I did read though some people advised to not pay in full. So I'm just curious what the safest way to pay seems to be to control things, if for some reason things don't go as intended. I know affirm, shop pay, and after pay, etc are options. Although I've never really used those before. They seem like loan type situations with interest rates.

I'm wondering too if it's possible to pay those programs like affirm off whenever you want in the future, given the transaction goes well. That way you don't have to keep paying the interest.

[Spec Fiction]

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Originally Posted by DarkKnight85

Hi everyone

Quick question here. So I'm trying to do my homework and just make sure Speculative Fiction Collectibles is a a legit retailer. Looking through these forums and some others it appears a lot of people vouch for them ,with some problems here and there. Most what I've read seem to be on the pre-orders.

I'm currently looking to get something on their site that is 'In Stock' so hopefully I wouldn't have to worry. But I also don't know if that's shipping from a place within the USA. I myself live in the USA, so it would be preferred.


I did read though some people advised to not pay in full. So I'm just curious what the safest way to pay seems to be to control things, if for some reason things don't go as intended. I know affirm, shop pay, and after pay, etc are options. Although I've never really used those before. They seem like loan type situations with interest rates.

I'm wondering too if it's possible to pay those programs like affirm off whenever you want in the future, given the transaction goes well. That way you don't have to keep paying the interest.