I always look at what I am buying before ordering it.

Be forwarned when buying pinball parts off e-bay and it includes the slogan, "this is the actual item you will receive" .

I saw the same thing and figured he'd have a much easier time dealing with Steve Young.

When you saw the pic of the blank targets, did you call and ask if they were stamped before ordering them?

I noticed PBRs website doesn't show a pic or specify hot stamped on Punk. How did you know what you were getting before you ordered them? Or did you just assume they were.

Marco been berry berry good to me.

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When you do your homework and check around the website you get the drop targets for cheaper is a good argument.

You don't understand English? Marco's website includes pictures and part numbers of what you are buying. A blank can be used to replace a stamped target. Sure it says Punk, but the pics show blanks. If you don't bother to look at the pics or ask questions or look around to see if it's going to be cheaper another way then you are just plain lazy.

Now go troll your own ass!

I think if you bring it to their attention that the single target price is cheaper, they will probably do something about it. It's all in how you bring it up to them. I've found pricing errors and they had no problem adjusting it.

Bottom line is if you have any questions about what goes on a Gottlieb, you ask Steve Young from PBresource and he is usually the best source for Gottlieb parts and is usually cheaper too.

But you can't get everything there, and Marco is the most complete supplier of whatever else you might need and they do a flat rate shipping of $9.95 no matter how big the order. Marco is the only place I buy rubbers from as theirs are far superior than everybody elses.

Between the two, there is rarely an occasion for me to buy anywhere else because both outfits customer service has been second to none for me. Just getting your shit together before you order eliminates these kind of problems.

I stand incorrected.