They are beautiful chips. well done. I have a Mirage cash set ($0.25 -$0.50 - $1 -$5) in no mold. Matches my poker room theme.
Are these the same Tina web mold hybrid Ceramics sold on this forum by Justin at Broken Arrow, and in the current group buy? I just received mine and really like them.
Jesus they are dumb anymore aren’t they.
I disagree that it's misleading. Because Apache has literal casino chips listed as well in a separate section of the website. If he was claiming they were authentic casino chips they wouldn't be regularly available for order on his website. They would be listed elsewhere on the website.
Shouldn’t be a problem to state that these aren’t real casino chips then.
The problem is that you are making this argument in bad faith towards the seller without taking the time to do your own research. Something that should have taken you 2 minutes by clicking the link and reading the attached description of the product.
... I mean just read the product description. I would think that most consumers do their due diligence before buying anything. If someone can't be bothered to read three small paragraphs before making a purchase it's ultimately on them at that point. No where is it stated that these are genuine casino chips...
He's not selling here on PCF as he has the product page linked in his OP where it clearly states that these are not real in the website description.
I clicked on this thread looking for Mirage casino chips. Not until he was called out here did he state HERE-on PCF- that these were Tina’s.
Not that I 100% disagree with the logic here but, I don't necessarily believe that he needs to state who his supplier is.
Idk man sure if that's your view it's valid. My push back on that would be, most products people buy these days comes as a trademark knock off from China... It's why websites like Temu and Alibaba have exploded in popularity. The general public often doesn't care about the quality of something but the price is the defining factor. I'm not defending Apaches practices I'm just suggesting that there isn't really an issue I see why the the title or content of this post.
Most people just called it the Mirage, not the Mirage Casino. It would be better to call them Mirage Tribute or Replica Poker Chips, because they are not actual casino chips.
That's fair
Anyone active on this site is key. How about people just googling and stumble upon PCF and see it. Those people may not know.
I'm not trying to be argumentative but my point is that if you are not knowledgeable on poker chips and just buying them for the first time. Surely you would read the product description no?
But then they click the link to the site and see where it's stated that they are replicas, no?
It says plainly in the product description
Agreed - replying to the comment saying it's misleading to non-forum members who stumbled upon the post. Even if they weren't aware at that point, when they go to the site they'll see they are replicas.
Oh gotcha lol, my apologies
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