Bad_Ad84

[Mystical]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Dreamcast Bios Chips (x25)

Feedback: Top notch guy, allowed me to collect in person and was a pleasure to do business with, very helpful too

Time: June 2011

[danhans115]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Dreamcast Bios Chips (x10)

Feedback: Top bloke, flashed two with some custom files for me, great communication and arrived super quick and well packaged. Many thanks:thumbsup:

Time: June 2011

[grips03]

Action: Bought
Items(s):Dreamcast Bios Chips (x3) - pre-installed with Link83 bios

Feedback: shipped to US from UK, item worked great, preflash is awesome

Time: June/July 2011

[Mystical]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Starfox 2 Chip

Feedback: Again, excellent service, pre-flashed and all ready to go, even included some ribbon cable

Time: June 2011

[8bitplus]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Dreamcast Bios Chips x4

Feedback: No problems at all. got them sent out very quick. Thanks mate.

Time: 1st July 2011

[grips03]

bought 5 DC bios chips, got in a week or two (UK to USA)

thanks

[eugene19]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Dreamcast Bios Chips x2

Feedback: Great guy to deal with

[rosewood]

Action: Bought

Items(s):
Dreamcast Bios Chips (x3) - pre-installed with Link83 bios
Dreamcast Bios Chips (x2) - empty
Saturn Bios Chips (x5) - programmed

Feedback: shipped to Germany from UK within four days, well packaged. so far tested one Link83 Bios chip - works great! Thanks!

Time: July 23rd 2011

[jinn]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Sega Saturn Bios Chips pre-programmed (x20)

Feedback: Item arrived very fast from UK to USA. He also put the money upfront for the chips and collected money once he had the chip on hand.

[Hedgeyourbets]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Dreamcast Bios Chips x2

Feedback: Easy to deal with a quick to send them excellent

[Patrick]

Action: Bought

Items: (x3) Saturn Bios Chips - pre-flashed.

Feedback: Fast shipping, well packaged. Great communication and very helpful.

Thanks! :thumbsup:

[APE]

Action: Bought

Items: 5x Saturn BIOS chips - pre-flashed.

Feedback: Shipped fast, packaged very well. Haven't installed any of them yet but I have no doubt they'll work if the Saturn cooperates.

[wii_HD]

Action: Bought.

Items: 2 X DC Bios flashed.

Feedback: Real fast turn-a-round. Thanks dude.

[johnnygnct]

Action: Bought

Item(s):
Dreamcast Bios Chips (x2) pre-flashed
Saturn Bios Chips (x5) pre-flashed

Feedback: Incredibly fast shipping to Portugal. Nice guy to deal with! Thanks!

Time: August 2011

[Hedgeyourbets]

Action: bought

Item
Dreamcast Repair

Feedback
Great guy, brought my Dreamcast back from the brink of death for an extremely reasonable price and kept me informed every step of the way. I willc ertianly be going to him again if I manage to break another console

[hellbelly]

Action: Bought.

Items: 3 X DC Bios flashed and 3 X Saturn Bios flashed chips.

Feedback: Great to deal with, posted quickly and replies to PM's quick. Not to mention, great prices!

[vince4321]

Action: Bought.

Item: 2 x Saturn Bios Chips programmed.

Feedback: Brilliant service. Excellent value for money. Highly Recommended. Thanks.

[Elijah]

Action: Bought.
Service: PS1 modchip install.

Feedback: Bad_Ad84 offered to mod my SCPH-1000 PS1 for me with a stealth chip for a reasonable price, so I sent it to him and he started work on it immediately, and kept me updated on everything that he did. All in all, the communication was very good. He then sent it back the next day and it is here working perfectly. I can now play all the games that I want without having to worry about modchip detection in some games.

Thank you very much. :-)

[hellbelly]

Action: Bought.

Items: 3 (more) Saturn Bios flashed chips.

Feedback: I'd already bought some DC and Saturn flashed bios chips. Was extremely pleased with the service received so bought some more. Again, great chap, great service and great price.

[UprightCarrot]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Dreamcast Bios Chips pre-programmed x3

Feedback: Top man, well packed and quickly posted, very reliable.

Cheer's :thumbsup:

[fasman]

Action: Bought

Items: 2x Saturn bios mods, 1x Dreamcast bios mod

Feedback: While there was a slight misunderstanding regarding the order,Bad_ad 86 was friendly and quick to help resolve it, the items arrived quickly and well packed,I am very happy with my order and will buy from him again!!!

[Segata Sanshiro]

Bought a couple of Saturn and Dreamcast BIOSes.

Came fast, thanks!

[Four_X]

Received my two pre-flashed chips for the dreamcast today (wow very fast postage), Installed 1 on my dc and 1 on a friends, both working fantastic (loving the new swirl on boot up). thanks Bad_Ad84.

[cawley1]

Action: Bought

Items: PSone Stealth Mod, Saturn BIOS Mod, Xbox 360 JTAG Mod.

All three systems sent to Bad_Ad84 for modding. Very professional and courteous service, with him going out of his way to chase the parcel up when it was running late, and then regular updates and pictures as the work was completed.

Looking forward to getting the next few bits across to him for more mods!

[wynni]

Action: Bought

Item(s): PSone Chiped

Feedback: Even though there was a slight problem when it arrived from transit the guy spent an hour with me resolving the problem through email till we had it fixed. Very happy customer, I Highly recommend this seller Bad AD84
Time: October 17 2011

[wynni]

Action: Bought

Item(s): psone chiped

Feedback: Great seller and a pleasure to deal with. Everything well packed and working perfect. I would recommend Bad_Ad84 anytime. Top class seller.


Time: November 04 2011

[Segata Sanshiro]

Action: Bought

Item(s): SCPH-5552 console

Feedback: Console is in nice condition, well packaged too. Didn't spin discs at first, but this is probably due to roughness of package handling at the Royal Mail as it was fixed by replugging the laser.

Time: 14/11/2011

[wynni]

Action: Bought

Item(s): PSONE chiped

Feedback: No problems at all. Item arrived well packaged and everything working just as it should. Very professional seller.

Time: 21st November 2011

[dhau]

Action: Placed the order on November 17
Item: 3xSaturn bios and 2xDC bios chips
Status: got them on November 25! Well packaged, thanks!

[Wvisions]

25th November

I had Bad_Ad84 perform an RGB mod on my N64 and install an Xeno chip in my Gamecube. Communication was excellent, both mods 100% successful and to the highest standard.

After sales support, as it were, is also excellent. Had a slight problem with the cube and he fixed it the very same day I informed him of it (within three hours I think it was, I live 10 minutes away from him.) Can't really recommend the dude enough.

[Juganawt]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Modified PSOne

Feedback: Brilliantly secured packaging. Everything was tightly and individually wrapped in a secure box. The system itself, as well as the included controller has been cleaned and restored to look almost brand new. The machine runs PS1 originals and imports without skipping on FMV sequences, and runs PS1 Backups very well, although it doesn't seem to like Sony CD-Rs very much!

Very pleased with my purchase, and would buy from him again.

Time: 26th November

[hju002]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Dreamcast Bios Chips

Feedback: Great communication, prompt post, protective packaging. Plain old awesomeness.

[wynni]

Bad_Ad84
Action: Bought

Item(s): Sega Saturn, region free bios, modchip and 50/60hz mod. Also a Psone chiped.

Feedback: Fantastic mods as always and very professional and a nice guy to boot. Will deal with again. Thank you Bad_Ad84

Time: December 02 2011

[qabbalist]

Action - Bought

Items - 2x saturn bios (Programmed) 1 Switchless kit

Feedback - fast delivery and well packed good comunication thanks!

[Ren]

Action: Bought

Item(s): 2x Blank Dreamcast BIOS Chips

Feedback: Wasn't expecting anything until the new year, was a nice surprise in the post today :)

[cypherpunk]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Pre-flashed Dreamcast Bios Chips (x2)

Feedback: Chips arrived quickly, and well packaged. Many thanks:thumbsup:

Time: January 2012

[RetroGameTech]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Dreamcast Bios Chips x3 pre-flashed

Feedback: Fast no fuss service. Very well packed and worked perfectly.

Time: January 2012

[blixa]

action: bought
item: saturn mods
feedback: awesome guy, no problems.
time: january 2012

[260z]

Action: Bought From
Time: End Of Jan 2012
Item: 5 x Saturn Bios Chips
Feedback: Excellent! Really Fast turn around. Pleasure buying from you :)

[Vr-mode]

items: 5x Saturn & Dreamcast preflashed chips
Feedback: Excellent Transaction fast shipping to US from UK also well packed thanks man.

[Kenji82]

posted both together great communication well worth the price thank you very much and thanks to RetroGameTech for making me aware of this.

[omp]

+ve feedback for a whole bunch of burnt chips!
Thank you!

[Hamburglar]

Positive

Ordered some ICs off him a while back, thanks.

[Vyothric]

I'd also like to leave positive feedback for the Dreamcast & Saturn BIOS chips I bought :smile-new:

[Damaster-]

Great & friendly communication. Ordered 5 preflashed Dreamcast bioschips, posted on 9.3 and arrived yesterday (14.3).

Thank you!

[awwrispek]

1xDreamcast Chip, 1x Saturn Chip both preflashed. <-- Both arrived very quickly :)

However upon receiving the bios chips i realised that my soldering skills were not up to the job in hand.

So posted my DC to Bad_Ad84

Really good communication, professional work carried out and very reasonable charges.

Would recommend to any one wanting mods etc carried out.

Thanks

[Mack702]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Bios Chips x2 , Awaiting Two More :D

Feedback: Great Seller , Everything was well packed. Received my items actually very fast from the UK to the USA! Would buy from again for sure!.

[wynni]

Bad_Ad84
Action: Bought

Item(s):2x psone chiped 1x ps2slim chiped

Feedback: Everything well packed . Top class seller. Also fast shipping. Thank you.


Time: March 30 2012

[evil-elmo]

Action: Bought
Item(s): pre-flashed Dreamcast bios chips (x2)
Feedback: chips arrived quickly
Time: March 2012

[Damaster-]

Sega Saturn for my friend arrived this week's monday and everything is working.

Thanks again!

[Mack702]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Bios Chips x2 , Awaiting Two More :D

Feedback: Great Seller , Everything was well packed. Received my items actually very fast from the UK to the USA! Would buy from again for sure!.

Received my other 2 chips really fast thanks again!

[atari2atari]

Action: Bought

Items:
Dreamcast Bios Chips (x4) - empty

Feedback: shipped to the States in under a week. Great products, great service, great seller!

Time: March 14th 2012

-a2a

[geluda]

I bought a modded PSOne from him, it came well packaged exactly as described and works great, just as I'd expect it to! Really fast shipping and a pleasure to deal with, highly reccomended!!

[ssj4jaxmazon]

Action: Console mod

Item: PSone

Feedback: excellent communication, skilled console modder, really fast shipping, Thanks for the service

Time: september 2011

[keropi]

Action: Bought
Item(s): Dreamcast Bios Chip pre-programmed x1 , Saturn Bios Chip pre-programmed x1
Feedback: Pure awesomeness , 'nuff said

thanks!!!!

[segadreamcaster]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Dreamcast Bios Chips x10

Feedback: Excellent, fast delivery and very helpful as well...brilliant...will probably order more in the near future

Time: May 2012

[landy]

i bought 5 preflashed they arrived very quickly and well packaged,i have used one and its spot on.
awesome stuff thanks a bunch :)

[geluda]

Sent my Saturn away to him for a full modding service, job was done over the weekend and was returned to me the following week, everything is working as it should! Service is great and so is his communication, highly reccomended!

[yaler]

Action: Bought
Item(s): Dreamcast & Saturn Bios Chips
Feedback: Fast delivery, nicely packaged. Thank you.
Time: May 2012

[Hedgeyourbets]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Chipped PS1

Feedback: Excellent as usual, it's a shame that everything went so catastrophically wrong (for reasons beyond either of our control) but it was all sorted out in the end :)

[keropi]

Action: Bought
Item(s): 2 x SuperCIC kits
Feedback: Awesome as usual

thanks!!!!

[TPSNT]

Action: Bought
Item(s): 2x XenoGC
Feedback: Positive. Everything arrived safely.
Time: July 2011

[WALFER]

Action: Bought
Items: 2 Dreamcast Chips
Feedback: Fast delivery, i received 2 dreamcast chips this morning and i just finished the mod using the blank chip and it works perfectly

Thank you

[Zer0-2k11]

Action: Bought
Items: 1xBlank Chip, 1xPre-flashed link83 bios, 2x Sega Saturn Region free bios.
Feedback: Awesome got it in no time at all got it on the 7th Shipped on the first. Dreamcast mod works perfectly :D, But unforuntally i made a fatal error while doing my saturn. but im gonna give it another go! with a new one. thank you bad_ad84!

[keropi]

Action: Bought
Item(s): 2 x SuperCIC kits , 2 x IGR kits, 1 x region/hz kit
Feedback: nothing but the best

thanks again!!!!!

[master991]

Action: Bought
Item(s): Ps2 modchip MODBO V4.0
Feedback:POSITIVE. Simple the best ;)

Thank you Bad_Ad84 :D

[Vyothric]

Action: Bought
Item(s): Mega CD 2 Bios / Xbox modchip
Feedback: Good stuff, received quickly

:encouragement:

[ssj4jaxmazon]

Action: Bought
Item(s): n64 rgb av mod
Feedback: Excellent service, quick dispatch, great communication

thanks again :encouragement:

[Zhaeld]

Action: Bought
Item(s): Dreamcast programmed modchip for VA1
Feedback: Perfect service! Incredibly fast shipping, and great communication.

Thanks!

[Baseley09]

Action: Bought
Item: Modded PS2 Slim
Feedback: Everything arrived well packaged and working like the business, hope to deal with again in the future.

[kiff]

Action: Did some repair work for me
Feedback: Perfect! Great comms and good rates, can't recommend the service enough.

[Jackhead]

Action: Bought
Item: Modded PS2 Slim, Dreamcast
Feedback: Great to have you here. Ship allways fast. Very good prices. Thanks alot!

[Tchoin]

Action: Bought
Item: R4 x2 (DS)
Feedback: Great seller, very easy to deal with, hope to do business with him again, highly recommended!

[emu_kidid]

Action: Bought
Item: 4x16Mb RAM chips for Xbox1 128mb upgrade
Feedback: Excellent seller - no complaints what-so-ever :)

[MSX]

Action: Bought
Items: Vertical battery holder and bios chip (DC)
Feedback: Took my order right away and packaged items with care. Prices for everything are also fair. Great guy.

[CodeAsm]

Action: Bought
Item(s): Xbox Aladdin Super Live Modchip
Feedback: Positive. Pakaged in a lovely small envelope and antistatic bag(from factory).
Time: Sept. 2012

[cez]

Action: Bought
Items: 2x OneChip
Feedback: Items arrived and work as expected. Thanks.

[ssj4jaxmazon]

Action: Bought
Item(s): N64 RGB mod and Snes JR mod
Feedback: Excellent work, fast postage and great communication as always

Thanks

[LeGIt]

Action: Service

Item(s): Dreamcast BIOS/piggyback switch, ML2032 & backbox (solderless battery replacement)

Time: September 2012

Feedback: Good if busy guy.

Only few gripes are I would have preferred the switch to have been mounted externally (requested before sending) but alas I agreed to have it internally to help him sort through his pile of other items quicker. I guess if I had gone for a toggle switch it would have been done NP, but toggle switches are evil and sliders make for a cleaner, tidier look :P I have since pushed the switch through controller port D to make the BIOS selector accessible without removing the Dreamcast lid but this means no 4 player action on this Dreamcast for the time being. Not to worry as I have several other Dreamcasts :P

Also at first power up it didnt work at all (!) but after a clean inside and out all is well.

The price was reasonable, but given as this machine has had previous work done it is my most expensive used Dreamcast to date, mostly due to having it shipped from member to member :P I would be more than happy to deal with Bad_Ad84 again, preferably when he is less busy, though if I hadn't broke both of my soldering irons I'd have saved on shipping and done the work myself.

In any case if you need any work doing which you are unable or unwilling to do yourself, Bad_Ad84 is more than capable of doing it for you ;)

[Bad_Ad84]

Lets be fair - I told you I would fit a toggle switch and didn't want to cut your case for a slider. I then bought sliding switches (at £4 for 10 - which I didnt pass on to you at all) and only charged you £5 total in labour for the work - Everything else was shipping or parts AT COST.

It then turned out I didnt have any bolts for mounting the switch, which is why I asked if you could have it mounted internally. The repair then turned out to be a complete bitch and I spent 4 hours at no extra charge sorting it out.

After I did you a favour and earned a quid out of it - I think your post is a little harsh. For starters the price should be a little more than "reasonable", you got nearly 4 hours of labour and I got a quid "profit" and 9 switches out of the deal.

[Lum]

Is a BIOS selector really even that useful? I have an unknown modchip and yet to notice problems.

[LeGIt]

Lets be fair - I told you I would fit a toggle switch and didn't want to cut your case for a slider. I then bought sliding switches (at £4 for 10 - which I didnt pass on to you at all) and only charged you £5 total in labour for the work - Everything else was shipping or parts AT COST.

Yes you would have preferred to fit a toggle, but you eventually agreed to do the slider, hence the purchase of switches and my shipping of the Dreamcast. I doubt the entire £4 cost was attributed to me as I suspect you will pass on the cost of the other switches to customers with a dislike for toggles somewhere down the line.


It then turned out I didnt have any bolts for mounting the switch, which is why I asked if you could have it mounted internally.

AFAIK you were saying how busy you were but I don't recall you stating you were lacking bolts at the time or maybe I missed it, but I am not so vindictive as to go through the logs to argue the toss over it. I really didn't want the switch mounted internally though and it truly saddened me to agree to it but I figured it was the best way for everyone to win - I'd get the switch in a funcitonal state and you'd get to crack on with the other stuff.


The repair then turned out to be a complete bitch and I spent 4 hours at no extra charge sorting it out.

As I recall the extra work was due to the previous work being untidy. Tidy or not doesn't bother me as long as it works and the mess is out of sight and out of mind - the mess bothered you more than it bothered me, but don't get me wrong any extra effort is appreciated.


After I did you a favour and earned a quid out of it - I think your post is a little harsh. For starters the price should be a little more than "reasonable", you got nearly 4 hours of labour and I got a quid "profit" and 9 switches out of the deal.

Don't get me wrong your labour is slave labour cheap but as for harsh, you have to take the bad with the good mate and if you are equally harsh with me I'll do the same. Re read my post. I'm not warning people to stay away from you at all. It is a largely positive feedback with some grievances, but the grievances also deserve to be heard for your own personal and professional development.

I also don't have 9 extra switches. There is the one fitted to the Dreamcast but no others. I can't see any in the shipping box either unless it got caught up up the wrapping somewhere and fell out but I don't want or need 9 extra switches nor did I ask for spares either.


Is a BIOS selector really even that useful? I have an unknown modchip and yet to notice problems.

If you're a tard and flash the wrong BIOS 10 minutes after getting a modded Dreamcast it is essential as you'd need to switch back to the original BIOS to load Dreamshell, then switch back to the nerfed BIOS to reflash it with something more useful.

[Bad_Ad84]

Clearly I know not to do favours in future, typically the one "complaint" I get is one I did for free (well, £1).

And no, I do not fit sliding switches - so I will not be recovering costs. But even if I did - even at £5 profit it was still certainly a favour.




As I recall the extra work was due to the previous work being untidy. Tidy or not doesn't bother me as long as it works and the mess is out of sight and out of mind - the mess bothered you more than it bothered me, but don't get me wrong any extra effort is appreciated.


No, the extra work was fixing the flash (by removing it, reflashing and refitting - which WASNT quoted for) because you had screwed it up. The original quote was for fitting a switch - a 5 minute job. The previous work being untidy made fault finding much more difficult, so that was also sorted out (as I thought this was originally why it wasnt booting correctly). After tidying up the work - it still didnt work and narrowed it down to the flash.

I went above and beyond to fix it, didnt charge extra and this is the thanks I get - hence thinking its extremely harsh.

[Lum]

If you're a tard and flash the wrong BIOS 10 minutes after getting a modded Dreamcast it is essential as you'd need to switch back to the original BIOS to load Dreamshell, then switch back to the nerfed BIOS to reflash it with something more useful.

Oh, explains it then. I haven't found need for BIOS flashing. Playing imports without swap on the stock American BIOS works fine so far.

As for Bad_Ad84 he's still working on my SG1000 adapter prototype. I'll save opinions until finished.

[Bad_Ad84]

I am actually in middle of that now.

[LeGIt]

Clearly I know not to do favours in future, typically the one "complaint" I get is one I did for free (well, £1).

Complaint? Which part of a positive feedback with issues are you struggling to understand?

Look at it from my perspective.


I asked for work to be done.

You agreed but initially wanted to fit a toggle switch.

As toggle switches are evil and sliders give for a neater look I made it clear the external switch had to be a slider.

You were uneasy about modding a case, but a little roughness didn't bother me because your handiwork can't be worse than mine haha!

After coaxing for the external slider switch you agreed to do it, ordered the parts and I shipped my DC.

I attempt to change the job spec by asking for price of internal VGA, no reply.

I attempt to change the job spec by asking for a read/write switch. Told no point. I didn't ask if there was a point to it, I asked you to do it. If there were an extra 9 switches (which today is the first I heard about them) then it wouldn't have been much of a stretch to use one of them and bill me for the additional parts and labour.

You sound rushed and attempt to change job spec from external to internal switch. I agree, begrudgingly :(

Main thing is the switch works, but access plays a big part. I really didn't want to have to open my DC every time I had to flip the switch - if it was going to be an internal switch from the start, I could have easily picked up an iron and just done the job myself. I can mount it externally too, but I'm a clumsy tard without the correct tools and it would look like shit :P

Interrim stuff happens such as you volunteering to tidy it up. No mention of cost, or even need to do so.

You ask if the stock battery is OK. I knew where this was heading so I say change it for a user serviceable battery holder even if the stock battery is ticking along just fine.

I ask for a battery for the holder and you bill me for that too.

You ask if I still want a Dreamshell disc, I say yes if its free! (One was included, yay!)

You send me an invoice for the works. I paid the bill in full. Even for the replacement BIOS chip which I didn't even need as the original worked fine in the first place.

DC arrives apparently fixed. Power it on. It didn't work. Valid point to raise. No drama or emo diatribe required.

Granted, once I made it known you gave a hint as to what to clean, but as an end user I shouldn't have to open it up and as a tested product it should have worked off the bat. No amount of extra work, appreciation or discussion will change that fact.

I post feedback of the situation as I see it. Then you act like a dick about it and start refunding money I told you not to bother refunding as we will discuss the issue when you are out of emo mode. I have since sent it back and paid the additional paypal fees.



No, the extra work was fixing the flash (by removing it, reflashing and refitting - which WASNT quoted for) because you had screwed it up. The original quote was for fitting a switch - a 5 minute job. The previous work being untidy made fault finding much more difficult, so that was also sorted out (as I thought this was originally why it wasnt booting correctly). After tidying up the work - it still didnt work and narrowed it down to the flash.

The original request was for a switch and to make it work and you knew the backstory which should have factored into your equations. If you are going to stick to a quote then great, I do it myself too. But don't complain about all these extras hours when the possibiltiy was known in advance and to be blunt, they're not my problem. They are appreciated though.

When I was a kitchen fitter we'd fit to a quote whether the job took 3 days or 5 no matter how much we had to rework. Our £ per hour was fixed by our working speed, and as we worked away from home it meant eating on the job to leave at a reasonable hour. On many occasions we were packing up our tools close to midnight so the customer wouldn't be inconvenienced with more days off their own work or without a kitchen and so we could get on with another job.

What we didn't do was then complain about not being paid extra for the unforseen shit in the middle, as there is always something strange going on - but if there is a change to the job spec, the customer is informed of the costs before the extra work is carried out and expected to pay. What we didn't do was do the work and then bitch about not being paid for it, when we never asked for the money.

We also wouldn't bill customers for 10 switches when they only needed one or two. We'd bill them only for what they need with a markup and use the remainder on another job. Your stock management is your problem, not the customers. Imagine how it would look if I built you a house extension, we were one brick short so we get a new palette and bill you for it. When the job is done we then leave them with you. What would you do with the spare bricks? It is inconceivable. You bill them for the one brick and take the rest to the next site with you.

My money woes are my own problem, if you had stated the costs for extras I would have gladly paid them. I didn't know your prices were for parts only - I paid only what you asked. If you don't ask you don't get, it is as simple as that and if you didn't ask then you have no right to complain about not getting it.

Heck we even had customers demand we fix their shower before they pay us for the kitchen or allowing us to leave (I mean WTF, shower was nothing to do with us or the firm). We had to fit a kitchen with moving walls, dead rats whilst a family watched our every move and their kid was spitting at us. We even had one lady start to act crazy to get us out of the house as a job was completed. It turns out she didn't have the money to pay for the fitting at all. We didn't take cash up front so the job was a total loss. You really have no idea what a negative feedback or difficult customer looks like!


I went above and beyond to fix it, didnt charge extra and this is the thanks I get - hence thinking its extremely harsh.

I dont doubt that you did and to be clear I left positive feedback and the effort is appreciated, but the overall good doesn't erase the bad points either.

a) You need to work on time management instead of being busy ALL of the time. You got a day job, a kid, partner and a life I get it, but don't take too much work on if you are going to blitz right through it and make mistakes along the way.
b) You need to work on stock management such as billing customers for what they need and use, not what they dont need or won't use.
c) You need to learn to say no to things you are unable or unwilling to do.
d) You need to bill for labour and agree it with the customer in advance of carrying out additional works, instead of not discussing it then bitching about it later.
e) You need to work on your commucation. From the posts above I can't tell if I got one switch with £4 labour or paid £4 for 10 switches with £1 labour as the emo rage information you are providing is a little contradictory.
f) You need to recognise the difference between constructive criticism, snagging, genuine complaints and negative feedback.

I think the worst part of your service is your handling of the criticism. It is very unprofessional and despite what you say, you have clearly taken the few bad points to heart. I'm not telling you this to put you down, but to drag you up to a better level or service, kicking and screaming if need be!

[reprep]

Action: Bought
Item(s): A RGB modded french N64, SNES RGB Scart cable, super game boy modded for correct timing
Feedback: Good communication and great prices, hope to buy more things in the future

[Bad_Ad84]

You send me an invoice for the works. I paid the bill in full. Even for the replacement BIOS chip which I didn't even need as the original worked fine in the first place.

DC arrives apparently fixed. Power it on. It didn't work. Valid point to raise. No drama or emo diatribe required.


DC worked when it left here - why would I send it back not working? Issue came up in transit (but also happened when it arrived here when it was shipped from you) - told you what I did to fix it, which solved it your end too. DC bios was required, as part of the diagnostic process was restoring it back to stock - as the dreamcast DIDNT BOOT FROM THE ORIGINAL BIOS AT ALL when the switch was fitted. But as the mod was a mess and the bios was glued to the original - it was replaced. Remember this job is already out of what I was told was actually required to do.

After fault finding and limiting it down to the flash - I removed that and reprogrammed it too, fixing the problem.

ALL additional work was done for FREE, except the price of the replacement bios chip (£2.20 - which is what I sell them for without any fitting!)



The original request was for a switch and to make it work and you knew the backstory which should have factored into your equations. If you are going to stick to a quote then great, I do it myself too. But don't complain about all these extras hours when the possibiltiy was known in advance and to be blunt, they're not my problem. They are appreciated though.

I have never flashed the wrong bios to a DC to know what it causes. I had never seen the workmanship within the console you had. How am I supposed to quote for something I have never seen and wasn't raised as being the issue? I was asked for a price to fit a switch and I gave one. It wasn't known in advance - stop talking nonsense.

I still honoured the quote, as a FAVOUR. I should have just sent the console back to you and avoided all this - which my gut actually told me to do, which I ignored.



a) You need to work on time management instead of being busy ALL of the time. You got a day job, a kid, partner and a life I get it, but don't take too much work on if you are going to blitz right through it and make mistakes along the way.
b) You need to work on stock management such as billing customers for what they need and use, not what they dont need or won't use.
c) You need to learn to say no to things you are unable or unwilling to do.
d) You need to bill for labour and agree it with the customer in advance of carrying out additional works, instead of not discussing it then bitching about it later.
e) You need to work on your commucation. From the posts above I can't tell if I got one switch with £4 labour or paid £4 for 10 switches with £1 labour as the emo rage information you are providing is a little contradictory.
f) You need to recognise the difference between constructive criticism, snagging, genuine complaints and negative feedback.

I think the worst part of your service is your handling of the criticism. It is very unprofessional and despite what you say, you have clearly taken the few bad points to heart. I'm not telling you this to put you down, but to drag you up to a better level or service, kicking and screaming if need be!

a) What I need to do, it stop accepting jobs that dont earn me any money that are favours. This will decrease my workload a lot. No mistakes were made (other than accepting this job in the first place!). You accepted an internal switch, the GDROM needed reseating after shipping that worked fine here... I dont see the mistakes I made. Even if this all went perfectly - £5 isnt worth walking upstairs to the workshop for. Lesson learned.
b) As mentioned, you were billed for what was required to find the faults that weren't even part of the original job. But, after you complaining - I refund you anyway. But apparently thats no good either.
c) I said I didn't want to install a slider about 2342394 times and you went on and on until I agreed.
d) I made it very clear all the extra work I was doing, I also said I was doing it for nothing extra. What I didn't expect was feedback failing to mention all the extra time, work and effort I put in for you, but instead only complaining about a switch I never wanted to fit and you agreed to having internally when I said I had no way to mount it (nuts & bolts)
e) I clearly said I bought 10 switches that cost me £4. I said you were charged £5 labour. I never said you were sent 10. I also said I earned £1 profit and 9 switches - if I earned 9 switches, I don't see how you would think I was implying you were sent them. Its pretty clear. (switches I am never going to use btw - as I do not like them or like fitting them)
f) I need to recognise doing favours gets you no where in life. "No good deed goes unpunished".

And "drag me up to a better level of service"? Any rare times problems arisen with other people - I have sorted them fully. Even covering all extra shipping, even if I end up out of pocket.


You have blown this out of proportion. I stated I thought your feedback was a little harsh - not because of what you put, but because you completely failed to mention all the extra I did for you. Thats not truly representing what happened and isn't fair. Thats where my issue is and has been all along.

[Hedgeyourbets]

Action: Bought
Item(s): Xeno GC chip
Feedback: As ever a pleasure to deal with, wouldn't go to anybody else to fix my crap when I dick it up

[LeGIt]

DC worked when it left here - why would I send it back not working? Issue came up in transit (but also happened when it arrived here when it was shipped from you) - told you what I did to fix it, which solved it your end too.

And what part of any of that changes the fact it didn't work at first boot? Nothing, hence it is a valid point to raise and there was no need for drama or emo diatribe. It wasn't a big problem until you made it a big problem with your unprofessional attitude.


DC bios was required, as part of the diagnostic process was restoring it back to stock - as the dreamcast DIDNT BOOT FROM THE ORIGINAL BIOS AT ALL when the switch was fitted. But as the mod was a mess and the bios was glued to the original - it was replaced. Remember this job is already out of what I was told was actually required to do.

Again you are completely and utterly missing the point, unprofessionally defending a bad position, which you got in via an unprofessional manner.

I had no idea you needed to replace the BIOS chip until the bill arrived and if there is a need it is no problem with me. The problem is your communication again.

The only talk was you saying how the chips must have been glued together, but no context.

As it obviously hasn't sank in yet due to the nature of your reply, If there was a need which results in extra cost, it should be checked and agreed with the customer before hand. It is part of professional service 101.


I have never flashed the wrong bios to a DC to know what it causes. I had never seen the workmanship within the console you had. How am I supposed to quote for something I have never seen and wasn't raised as being the issue? I was asked for a price to fit a switch and I gave one. It wasn't known in advance - stop talking nonsense.

I still honoured the quote, as a FAVOUR. I should have just sent the console back to you and avoided all this - which my gut actually told me to do, which I ignored.

LOL? Stop talking out of your arse mate.

I have never seen the walls behind any kitchen I fitted to quote for as the old kitchen is always in the way. The best you ever get is a rough idea about the dimensions, but no idea of the workmanship of the plaster, brick, wiring or plumbing but you often find yourself working around time consuming problems with low £/hour and you just get on with it.

None of the mystery shit is ever known in advance. You fit to the quote and deal with the curve balls as and when they cross up - it is all part of the quote, all part of the service and all part of being a professional.

The customer doesn't give a shit what hoops you have to jump through to make it work, they just want their old one out and a new one in.

Naturally there are some issues which fall outside of a quote, but honouring a quote is one of the many steps of doing a professional service.


a) What I need to do, it stop accepting jobs that dont earn me any money that are favours. This will decrease my workload a lot. No mistakes were made (other than accepting this job in the first place!). You accepted an internal switch, the GDROM needed reseating after shipping that worked fine here... I dont see the mistakes I made. Even if this all went perfectly - £5 isnt worth walking upstairs to the workshop for. Lesson learned.
b) As mentioned, you were billed for what was required to find the faults that weren't even part of the original job. But, after you complaining - I refund you anyway. But apparently thats no good either.
c) I said I didn't want to install a slider about 2342394 times and you went on and on until I agreed.
d) I made it very clear all the extra work I was doing, I also said I was doing it for nothing extra. What I didn't expect was feedback failing to mention all the extra time, work and effort I put in for you, but instead only complaining about a switch I never wanted to fit and you agreed to having internally when I said I had no way to mount it (nuts & bolts)
e) I clearly said I bought 10 switches that cost me £4. I said you were charged £5 labour. I never said you were sent 10. I also said I earned £1 profit and 9 switches - if I earned 9 switches, I don't see how you would think I was implying you were sent them. Its pretty clear. (switches I am never going to use btw - as I do not like them or like fitting them)
f) I need to recognise doing favours gets you no where in life. "No good deed goes unpunished".

a) I was billed. I paid the bill. I don't set the price, I just pay it. I didn't ask for any favours. If you wanted more than £5 you should have asked for it, so quit whining about it.
b) It is called being a dick about it. There was no major problem until you decided to make a mountain out of a molehill. My post would have been forgotten in the sea of other feedbacks.
c) I said I didn't want to install a slider about 2-3 times and you went on and on until I agreed - fixed.
d) Oh woe is me. The bolt story only appeared yesterday along with the 10 switch story. I was left in the dark as to the details, cost and reason. Poor communication until after the fact. Very unprofessional.
e) 10 switches. Again yesterday was the first I heard of it. You still need to work on your communication.
f) If it is a favour, say it is a favour before hand. I never asked you to fix it as a favour. I asked you to fix it as a repair man offering a repair service. All this drama you are creating over favour crap is unprofessional too.


And "drag me up to a better level of service"? Any rare times problems arisen with other people - I have sorted them fully. Even covering all extra shipping, even if I end up out of pocket.

Thats great but there are still areas for improvement. See above.


You have blown this out of proportion. I stated I thought your feedback was a little harsh - not because of what you put, but because you completely failed to mention all the extra I did for you. Thats not truly representing what happened and isn't fair. Thats where my issue is and has been all along.

If you are to exercise your right of reply I am to exercise mine too.

Now if there was something you felt I left out it wasn't delberate, merely an oversight though to be fair I was never watching over your shoulder for the works and the communicaiton was poor so details were lacking nor do you get the right for copy approval.

As I repeatedly stated, which you choose to ignore, it is a positive feedback with issues. I stated the issues.

There is no drama or emo diatribe required.

[Bad_Ad84]

You have extremely unrealistic ideas about what you say needs doing vs what actually needs doing and that I am somehow to know this.




http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/images/statusicon/post_old.png 18-09, 08:42
Bad_Ad84


so I am having to put new chips in anyway




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Bad_Ad84


well I think ape glued the chips together




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http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/images/statusicon/post_old.png 18-09, 08:41
LeGIt


probably easier if i forget piggyback exists, you remove piggyback and original, and sodler replacement, put linmk83 on and read/write switch and send me the bill








Yes, you were told. You were the one who said remove the piggyback (which I couldnt do as they were glued together). There was a running commentary in the chatbox while I was doing all the work.

You werent told about the bolts eh?





http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/images/statusicon/post_old.png 16-09, 14:32
LeGIt


well tbh i dont care where it is so long as it isnt a toggle












http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/images/statusicon/post_old.png 16-09, 14:34
Bad_Ad84


you will only ever switch to stock when you kill it




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Bad_Ad84


if you kill it, switch the switch




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Bad_Ad84


switch internal




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Bad_Ad84


i really dont want to cut the case (and i dont have any screws that fit these stupid switches)




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Bad_Ad84


can i just mount this switch internally instead?




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http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/images/statusicon/post_old.png





You told all this, you are now choosing to ignore it. This is why I wont deal with you again. I am done with you now, you are saying you werent told when you clearly were.

You were told everything in advance, you agreed to everything (or said you didnt care) - now you complain.

This is why you are being unfair.


I am glad everything was done via the chatbox. Anyone can go read what was actually said themselves.

[LeGIt]

Did I notice the comms?

Did I reply regarding the bolts?

If the answer is no, you didn't tell me. You told everyone but me.

If the answer was yes, perhaps you were not clear enough.


If you remove the piggyback, one expects you to put it back.

If I tell you to remove a boiler so you can get access, will you then bill me for a new boiler instead of putting the old one back?


Irrespecitive of the above it was clearly a provisional discussion.


The DoA DC was a matter of fact. No drama or emo diatribe required.

I am complaining more about your poor communication and post feedback attitude.

[Bad_Ad84]

The quote above says I do not have the screws, can I mount it internally. You REPLIED saying you dont care where its mounted.

Yes, you saw it, yes you replied to it.

Here is the full section, as apparently it wasnt clear enough for you above.

Remember, you need to read this bottom to top (as time stamps show) as its from the chatbox.




http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/images/statusicon/post_old.png 16-09, 14:33
LeGIt


well in that case, if switcjh is internal, you dont need to butcher 1 to make mounts? so use it for read/write? ;)







http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/images/statusicon/post_old.png 16-09, 14:33
Bad_Ad84


internal it is




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LeGIt


i got at least 2 working dc's to play with and several wrecks for the time being







http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/images/statusicon/post_old.png 16-09, 14:32
LeGIt


but im in no imemdiate rush for it back







http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/images/statusicon/post_old.png 16-09, 14:32
LeGIt


well tbh i dont care where it is so long as it isnt a toggle







http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/images/statusicon/post_old.png 16-09, 14:30
Bad_Ad84


and send it back




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Bad_Ad84


and it means I can get it done now




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Bad_Ad84


i really dont want to cut the case (and i dont have any screws that fit these stupid switches)




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http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/images/statusicon/post_old.png 16-09, 14:30
Bad_Ad84


can i just mount this switch internally instead?










If you remove the piggyback, one expects you to put it back.

If I tell you to remove a boiler so you cna get access, will you then bill me for a new boiler instead of putting the old one back?





http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/images/statusicon/post_old.png 18-09, 08:42
Bad_Ad84


so I am having to put new chips in anyway




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http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/images/statusicon/post_old.png 18-09, 08:42
Bad_Ad84


well I think ape glued the chips together




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http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/images/statusicon/post_old.png 18-09, 08:41
LeGIt


probably easier if i forget piggyback exists, you remove piggyback and original, and sodler replacement, put linmk83 on and read/write switch and send me the bill







You said remove the piggyback and fit just the replacement. Quote above shows this. I said I couldnt as they were glued together and I would need to fit a replacement chip.


After all this, I think I am well within my right to query your feedback. I think its you who has the poor attitude and cant seem to remember what you actually said and were told. Fortunately, its all public record.

At this point, I think the facts speak for themselves and anyone who wants to look it up - can.

So, I will leave this here.

[LeGIt]

And again you miss the point.

At what point does the eventual change to internal switch change the fact if it was going to be internal or toggle from the start, I'd have never sent you the DC? Valid point. No drama or emo diatribe required.

You are also confirming you sounded rushed and wanted my DC out of the way rather sharpish hence changing to internal switch. I was quite content to wait as long as it takes for it to be done once and done right.

My post even says I agreed to the change, albeit begrudgingly. The quotation you have provided changes none of that.


Did I agree to fitting a replacement piggyback BIOS, or did you just go ahead and do it?

The quotation you have provided still doesn't show that, no matter how many times you repeat it and put text in bold. It helps if you follow your own suggestion and arrange them in timestamp order.

18-09, 08:41 probably easier if i forget piggyback exists, you remove piggyback and original, and sodler replacement, put linmk83 on and read/write switch and send me the bill
18-09, 08:42 well I think ape glued the chips together
18-09, 08:42 so I am having to put new chips in anyway

New piggyback chip suggestion came AFTER I spoke. If you were going to plow ahead to my suggestion anyway, surely you would have removed the original BIOS and done the read/write switch too?

TBH I don't have a problem with receiving a piggyback either, but that is beside the point I have been making.

Also note I said send me the bill for the works. I didn't ask for a favour. The price is what YOU set it at, not me so you have no right to complain about your slave labour. I gave you everything you asked for, and if I met you IRL I'd probably have given you a little bit more such as buying you a beer or something too.

Irrespective of the above it was clearly a provisional discussion.


The DoA DC was a matter of fact. No drama or emo diatribe required.

I am commenting about your poor communication and post feedback attitude, not your handiwork.

I havent fallen out with you, they are the same comments I make to friend or foe, hence the custom user title which has been up there for all to see for many years.

I told you from the start of the drama I'm not vindictive enough to care about trawling the chat logs. The fact that you are doing so in this manner only confirms to me that you're in emo mode and still insist on being a dick about it.

If you are going to quote me, it is better for your personal victory if you don't select quotes which prove everything I have said is correct.

If you insist on making a mountain out of a molehill it is your perogative, but if you also insist on doing your laundry in public, it will stay public.

[LeGIt]

Or just proving you are talking nonsense and were told everything and agreed to the internal switch. You said begrudgingly, but "I dont care where its mounted" isnt begrudgingly in my book - or anyone rational.

Is that the best you could come up with? If I wanted to be a dick about it, you would know without a shadow of a doubt! It was already explained above.


If you are just going to make things up (or completely ignore the facts that were said) - I am going to have to provide proof. Which I have. I am not going to have you drag my reputation through the mud saying I didnt tell you X or Y when its completely false. If providing proof to counter your nonsense is "emo mode" then so be it.

It is funny that your proof doesn't actually change anything I have said, only confirms it.


You say it was "clearly a provisional discussion" - no, I was in the middle of modding it RIGHT THEN, which you were also told. Nothing provisional about that, I was telling you the issues as it was happening and what was going to be done to solve it.

Actually, everything is provisional about that.... speak as and when changes occur, instant first reaction as reply. Which part of that isnt party to a provisional discussion?

You seem to think I am a mind reader or can see the future to just KNOW things I have not been told by you. How was I to know you were in the middle of it every single time you spoke, and not speaking in relation to the project which you were working on earlier, or about to continue?

Also I told you a solution and you didn't follow it. I don't even care that you ignored the instruction as obviously I'm still grateful it is working as originally intended, but yet again, it is besides the point. It seems poor communication and misunderstandings is a recurring theme with you.


You seem to think I am a mind reader or can see the future to just KNOW things I have not been told by you. "Provisional discussion" or should have know that installing a switch could actually mean replacing the bioses, removing the flash, reprogramming it and refitting it. I seriously dont know how you can think that this makes ANY sense at all.

Exactly why I am commenting on your poor communication and handling of feedback. If you are unusre, you should have checked. If you were sure, you should have checked we are on the same page regardless. Professional behaviour 101.


I have nothing to hide about my "laundry being public" btw. The quotes (and chatbox log for anyone who cares) clearly shows you were informed throughout the entire process - despite what you are now claiming.

What was I claiming exactly? I doubt you even know, which is a huge part of the problem.

[Bad_Ad84]

You were told I was doing it right then.
You were told why a read/write switch would offer no protection against what you did - hence piggyback being done.
You were told a new chip was being installed.
You were asked about the mounting of the switch - you said you didnt care where it was.
You were told I had no screws for the switch for the reason I wanted to mount internally (which you claim you were never told, but log shows different).

You are delusional. Seriously.

I honestly cant justify wasting more of my time countering the same nonsense over and over again.

[Mendel]

Action: Bought
Items: Custom game cartridge, SuperCIC and IGR for SNES: Hardware and installation service.
Feedback: Region free works, IGR not only works but is also majorly awesome. I have also received invaluable help and advice every step of the way. A+++

[LeGIt]

blah blah blah.

At what point does the eventual change to internal switch change the fact if it was going to be internal or toggle from the start, I'd have never sent you the DC? Valid point. No drama or emo diatribe required.
The DoA DC was a matter of fact. Valid point. No drama or emo diatribe required.

The subsequent drama and emo diatribe regards to slave labour and whatever you are going to cry about next are all of your own making but do not alter my original feedback.

You are welcome to return the favour with whatever feedback you feel is approapriate, but bear in mind I told you what I wanted, I told you some backstory which may help, I don't care what
mystery shit you had to deal with in the middle or how you got it done so long as it comes back to me as requested, and I paid the bill in full.

If you are getting this arsey about positive feedback, imagine the WTF you will come out with from negative feedback.

You are delusional. Seriously.

I honestly cant justify wasting more of my time countering the same nonsense over and over again.

[Mendel]

Legit, at some point your positive feedback turned into a crusade against someone who helped you. Please don´t make a mountain out of a mole hill. Just my opinion, maybe all of that belongs in private messages and not to a thread like this. I don´t think this is supposed to be a discussion thread :)

[Lum]

Never thought I'd see a british debate live on the internet!

[LeGIt]

Legit, at some point your positive feedback turned into a crusade against someone who helped you. Please don´t make a mountain out of a mole hill. Just my opinion, maybe all of that belongs in private messages and not to a thread like this. I don´t think this is supposed to be a discussion thread :)

I have no personal crusade. I bear no ill will to him.

The whole point of a feedback thread is to leave feedback. He doesn't have to like it and it does't mean I'd refuse to deal with him ever again.

I just left comments on one issue as I see it. No drama or emo diatribe was required.

He wanted to make it into a discussion. I am responding to his concerns as and when they are raised. If he chooses to repeatedly ignore it that is his business.

The discussion is obviously better off via PM, but it is part of his unprofessional nature that he didnt take it there. As nothing he has stated contradicts my claims, I'm leaving the posts there so people can see it.

I am not in the habbit of deleting posts or retconning and he was happy to have the drama posts remain too. Then he deleted that post. (FYI I was replying and quoting before the deletion, not abusing mod power)

Granted the duty of a mod is to keep posts on topic, so if anyone has a problem with the "discussion" being here, they can report it to another moderator who may remove it or decide it is totally approapriate to remain.

I havent fallen out with him, far from it. The stupidest thing he could do now is send back the Net yaroze disc I sent him for his experiments as I have no desire to excommunicate him or refuse to talk to him on other topics.

Perhaps the experience may help his own personal and professional development.

[Bad_Ad84]

I actually intended to send the Yaroze disc back with the DC. That will go back in the post monday.

[LeGIt]

I actually intended to send the Yaroze disc back with the DC. That will go back in the post monday.

Don't worry about it. It cost me next to nothing, I don't have a Net Yaroze, I probably can't afford a Net Yaroze any time soon nor am I even in a rush to get one and if I did (which I probably wont) it would likely come with a disc anyway.

You can keep it. Enjoy!

[Zer0-2k11]

Action: Bought
Items: 1xXenoGC, 1xSuper Aladdin Live.
Feedback: Both chips work flawlessly. Thank you, Bad_Ad84!.

[shuma]

Action: Bought

Items:DCBIOS chip
Feedback: awsome seller everything went fast and smoothe as expected!

[Neoistheone2000]

Action: Bought

Item(s): DC BIOS Chip, Saturn BIOS Chip, 3x Xbox Mod Chips

Feedback: Super fast shipping and great quality.

Time: October 2012

[Zer0-2k11]

Action: Bought
Item(s): 1x V3.3 Blank DC Bios Chip, 1 V3.3 Link83 DC Bios Chip
Feedback: Really fast shipping and works great, Couldn't ask for more. Thank you Bad_Ad84 once again :D
Date: October 23rd 2012

[ArgyleEyes]

Action: Bought
Item: 1x Modbo 4.0
Feedback: sweet deal from a great seller. smooth shipping, (only took a week or so i think?) thanks!
Date: oct 26th 2012, arrived nov. 2nd 2012.

[omp]

Action - Bought
Item - Playstation cd drive power cable
Feedback - Quick postage and works perfect! Thank you!
Date - Oct 23rd Arrived 30th Oct

[Vimtoman]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Saturn Bios Chips

Feedback: Fast delivery, quick and friendly coms

Cheers

[alphagamer]

Action: Sold to

Item(s): MVS cart

Feedback: Instant payment, friendly communication

Time: 12/2012

[keropi]

bought some more chips from Bad_Ad84 , all was awesome as usual

[beharius]

chips arrived too fast again thanks! recommended to everyone!

[mrvectrex]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Dreamcast TSOPs

Feedback: Fast delivery, quick and friendly bloke.

Cheers

[RetroSwim]

Action: Bought
Item(s): Dreamcast unibios, Saturn unibios, PSOne modchip
Feedback: Simply the best! :D

Cheers!

[marcus667]

Action:bought
item: modbo 4 ps2 chip
feedback: fast shipping smooth transaction what more can you ask for he really is a credit to this forum, now just need someone who will actually fit me the damn thing

[Syntesis]

Action: bought
Items: Xbox modchip and Mega CD1 BIOS
Feedback: Very happy, awesome to have a UK source of these things.

[WALFER]

Action: Bought
Item: XenoGC
Feedback: Fast Shipment; chip installed and fully functional ;)

[wiredwrong8]

Action: bought
Items: Dreamcast Bios chip 3.3v for VA1/2
Feedback: Awesome product. If you follow the instructions perfectly (which I clearly did), awesome communication. Great delivery time. Looking at the Amiga Cap Kit and PS2 Modbo, so hope to do business again soon. Thanx :friendly_wink:

[braders1986]

Action: Bought
Items: PS1 Modchip (MM3)
Feedback: Very helpful with my questions, Very good price, and the chip works like a charm. Thanks again :)

[Dreamkey]

Action: Bought
Items: 1x Dreamcast Bios chip, 1x Dreamcast Battery Holder, 1x PS1 Modchip (Onechip), 1x XenoGC
Feedback: Fast shipping and good communication, perfect :encouragement:

[TPSNT]

Action: Bought
Items: SNES SuperCIC + 1CHIP add-on kit
Feedback: Arrived quickly and works great.

[gojira54]

Action: Bought
Items: SNES SuperCIC
Feedback: Top service & comms - thanks!

[PIXeL92]

Action: Bought

Item(s): SCIC x2 and IGR Set
Feedback: Great service very helpful.

Time: Feb 2013

[MangledLeg]

Action: Bought
Items: 1x SuperCIC kit, 1x PS1 Modchip (Onechip)
Feedback: Arrived this week, haven't installed yet but wanted to post my thanks in case I forget to later on.

[ssj4jaxmazon]

Action: Bought
Item: AV Famicom RGB mod
Feedback: Fantastic job, excellent communication, received the item the day after the mod was finished.

Highly recommended :encouragement:

[bertmansk]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Dreamcast BIOS chip & battery holder. Fitted them for me as well.

Feedback: Really nice guy. Went well out of his way for me (a stranger). Could only hope to deal with him and more people like him in the future.

Time: March 2013

[hkr]

Action: Bought

Item(s): Dreamcast BIOS chips x2 and Dreamcast Battery holder x2

Feedback: Easy transaction, Great service.

Time: February 2013 - March 2013

[HEX1GON]

Action: Middle-man service.

Item: Soldering tip.

Feedback: Perfect as always!!

Time: February 2013

[wilykat]

Bought
2x MM3 modchips
Quick to ship
March 2013

[sonicdude10]

Action: bought.

Item: Everdrive 64 repair.

Feedback: Took a little time due to parts sourcing problems and the holidays but my ED64 is functioning perfectly again. I will go back in the future should I need more repairs beyond my soldering abilities. The repair is topnotch too. Wouldn't be able to tell a chip was replaced had I not known what was wrong already.

[CombatRocked]

Action: Bought
Items: 2x Dreamcast Bios chips & 1x XenoGC
Feedback: Finally got round to installing the Dreamcast bios and everything works great, Thanks

[bennett2009]

Action: Bought.

Item: Modded SEGA Saturn.

Feedback: Excellent service provided throughout. Was kept in the loop at all stages, the item has been modded & refurbished to a near new standard. I will most definitely buy from Bad_Ad84 again in the future without hesitation. Thanks again!

[synrgy87]

Action: Bought.

Item: 1x SEGA Saturn region free BIOS Chip

Feedback: Nice Quick Fantastic - Works perfect - Would Deal with again

[Glue'em]

Action: Bought.

Item: 3x stealth chips for PS1

Feedback: Good communication, overall good service.

[Vimtoman]

Action: Bought
1 x ps1 - Onechip
1 x PS2 Modbo 4
2 x XenoGC
1 x XBOX Aladdin
1 x Saturn Bios chip
1 Snes 1chip 50/60hz addon kit

FeedBack.. Great all good Thanks again.
Sorry very very late feedback.

[Gamer2020]

Action: bought from

Item: 1 xeno mod chip

feedback: Excellent service! Item arrived fairly quickly even though it was from another country! I would definitely recommend people to do business with this guy!

[wontonramone]

Action: Bought

Item: 3x Dreamcast Bios chips
4x Battery Holders

Feedback: Excellent service, very helpful, good prices, fast shipping

[-=FamilyGuy=-]

Action: He helped me pay a shop that didn't accept paypal in the UK.

Item(s): Saturn Modchip

Feedback: Sweet and fast, didn't even ask for a fee!

Time: May 2012

[Vyothric]

Action: Bought

Item: 4x XenoGC

Feedback: Excellent as always.