Quoted from PinballTilt:If you want a jjp, just buy a used one where you can inspect it beforehand.
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Quoted from VisitorQ:So is that the key, don't buy NIB JJP games?
I am just wondering because I had a friend who had a Wonka CE that had PF pooling around one of the posts and was told that JJP was not willing to make it right. To me, that does not seem like very good practice when you are spending that sorta coin on something that is market as "collector's edition". I mean you think it would be perfect!
Also... This is not a post to rip on Jack or anyone else. I am just trying to get a feel or an idea on what to expect from some of these companies I have not dealt with in the past.
It's a crapshoot if you want perfection DO NOT take the chance of NIB buy used ... simple 
Quoted from VisitorQ:Ugh. You would think at this point pinball would be moving forward and not backwards with issues like this.
I know it's still a steel ball rolling around on a wood table but a lot of these issues that concern me seem like factory defects rather than wear from normal play.
At the end of the day it's a toy not something that's going to be sitting next to the declaration of independence lol
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