I GOT SCAMMED!!! - 90 x 2007 HOT WHEELS MYSTERY CARS - BUGATTI
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I suspect the sellers are using a precise scale to weigh the mystery packages, they know how much the Bugatti packages should weigh and keep those.
@@DNANDROID what do you mean? there is no car name at the back of the box
@@DNANDROID 1
@@DNANDROID yeah that's no name
I don't understand what the complaint is... you bought a package of 90 mystery cars and you got 90 mystery cars... why would you assume it was full of Bugattis?
Kevin Bill you suck
Yeah, Werther's Originals, dude
You kind of missed the point.
I think he was more pissed about the stuff already being opened and tampered with. Tbh he scammed himself by spending money on hot wheels cars in the first place...
The seller knew he wanted a Bugatti and also knew there were none in the lot
IT WAS RIGGED YOU FOOL!! lol
What I don't get is once he noticed a resealed package, why did he continue opening them? He should've stopped and checked the previous packages, realized what was going on, and then contacted the seller, NOT continue opening the packages.
This....100% this.
Thomas Hudson yeah he even had it all recorded so there wouldn’t be a big problem.
A good imvestigator/scientist always needs to get to the bottom of things...
He was looking for a Bugatti Veyron, dude.
I thought the same thing as you and thought he should have stopped opening them but as he continued to open I realized that he was had either way because the seller went through all the time to reglue almost every package and most likely put the .90 cent cars in the mystery cars place as they probably cost $5.00 a piece at least. The seller by doing this had no intention of acknowledging the buyer or his complaint about the scam as he has probably done this multiple times to other people and what can be done about this scammer as you know you take all the risk as a buyer and hope the transaction will be in good faith. The moral of this man's disappointment is people are always going to make a lot more than they spend which tells us that we will always live in a dishonest world and always deal with dishonest people trying to get rich off of other people's honesty. It's not right whether the guy didn't know the name of the cars or not as he probably is doing well financially or he wouldn't have taken the gamble. I'm from a big city and my money is earned through construction so I don't take chances where the odds of being ripped off are high and this I attribute to living in a high crime big city as it does keep you on your toes but doesn't always make you a scammer or a thief and especially a victim. Being honest and being dumb can be similar but only if you don't separate them !
Let me get this right, You bought 90 mystery cars, opened them all, Not happy with the results and got a refund? You did not get scammed, You scammed the seller.
Mike Fearsum... He got scammed... Did you not watch or listen to the video. These were already opened and re-glued. The seller sold him junk and kept all the good sought after mystery cars for himself. It sounds as if you are very easy to scam if you did not understand this video or what he said. Duh....
@@karlklouzer1366 Did you not watch the damn video? He pointed out the signs of the re-gluing and scratches on some of the cars. So in conclusion, you're the idiot.
@@karlklouzer1366 If you actually watched the video you would've noticed that quite a few of the boxes were reglued. And if one type of car is in a bag, then all of that type of car are in bags
Edit: I noticed that you already saw this message
He didn't get a Bugatti you idiot!
I think the scam is:no Bugatti,car scratch,reglued package and car with bag and the same model but without bag
When someone buys mystery toys with no knowledge about the cars BTW these are from 2007 it is literally not his fault if he got scammed do your research
LUCAS BLZ lol you have almost the same profile pic as me and I have your exact profile pic hanging on my wall in a 20 by 30 in picture
It’s because he collects really only supercars and regular cars not fantasy
uh it is his fault he got scammed because he didnt do his research
Funny this guy doesn’t know a single name on any of these cars, so not really a collector, just someone who got greedy for Bugatti with no knowledge of the hobby. How much was spent on this lot anyway???
How can you call yourself a collector when you don't even know 80% of the castings?
Andrew Hitchens a lot of those castings were fantasy castings and aren’t really consider that collectible. I have a decent size collection, ~2000, and there are many castings that I couldn’t tell you the names of. Some of us that collect, only collect certain castings, that doesn’t mean we aren’t real collectors.
I dont know man, I've opened a ton of Hot Wheels in my time, and they look legit. They do not look like the have been opened previously and looked factory sealed. What makes you think they were opened? Look at how the cardboard rips as you open them. Look at how the glue is attached to the plastic. Just because you bought 90 mystery packs, does not mean you will even get a single Bugatti VEYRON. It's called odds man.
maddog187killa the thing about what you said is the odds are that you'd get around 3 of each car in 90 packs someone else did the math on another comment I don't feel like doing it again lol
No, the 'factory sealing' can be opened and faked. And somebody who is very good at it can make it look factory. Some were bagged and some were not bagged. And you only have to open the pack enough to see what's inside and seal it back up if it's not what you want....and many of those cars were in the packs upside down when he pulled them out. Oh and scratches and fingerprints are also a dead giveaway the car isn't 'mint' out of pack. DUH.
Dude u need ur eyes checked..
Acetone brushed on the back of the card will loosen the glue allowing the removal of the car. To reseal just use a heat gun on the blister to reheat and affix the glue.
@@Murica_gaming Did they take into account the the Bugatti Veyron was a purposely scarce find, even when it wasn't in the Mystery Set? And the ~1,000 Bugattis a month spread across the world, of course he isn't going to get one by purchasing 90 from one seller.
And if he really wanted on, there's a factory code on the boxes that will tell you what should be in that box is you really want to ruin the fun of it.
You should scratch a bunch of lottery tickets and then return them if you don't win the prize
Dude, once they are bought you cant refund them + that, is just being a sore loser and a cheater
JamCatPlexer Sarcasm, it eludes you. I have no idea how you cannot make the connection.
The joke
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JamCatPlexers head
Matt Horakova It and eludes you to think that you may be talking to a really young kid???
Mack Winter I didn't his his ID sorry. Oh wait, more sarcasm.
Hey Phil, figured I'd give you my two cents. I can't tell if they've been resealed or not although the cars were packaged in sets from the factory. Meaning the cars you had could have been bought all at once unfortunately not a set with bugattis. Also the plastic wrapping is random. Some cars have them while others don't. Meaning two of the same car may or may not have it.
What made me laugh was the fact that such a experienced collector had know idea what nearly all the cars was called..? Don’t know what that’s called..? Oh that’s another one of those things..? That’s a quad thing..? Really..!!No wonder he was easily scammed. Not that I condone ripping off people but they are relying on stupid greedy people to make the scam work and found a easy victim. Or the have to have it now and greed clearly admitted in the video probably was the blinkers needed for the scam to work .No sympathy for people with no knowledge clearly for what apparently they specify in. Poor at best. Oh dear oh dear.
Because he really only collects supercars not fantasy
i gotta give it to u man i would feel the pain from the scam but you make a good point but im pretty sure we dont always have to remember every single car but you still make a good point
I want my 28 minutes back.
pr0xZen me too!!!!
why, you could just ignore this video?
Ya could've seen some METAL here!
That's because you didn't take a shot every time you heard "another one"...
You guys got scammed too
EBAY HAS ALOT OF SCAMMERS
Aren't "mystery boxes" usually scams?
The fact that you kept saying “i dont know what this one is called” and didn’t just read the bottom drove me insane.
Also, could you say “type of one” more often? It sucks you got scammed but this video could’ve used some editing.
Hey Phil, I'm going to be talking about some points in your video in the Weekend Show. It was not unusual for Mystery Cars to have less-than-perfect deco's. I'm not sure the baggies helped or not as they were not always used.
The Mystery Cars were just another series so every couple months, new cars were released. For example, somebody could buy hundreds of them during March but some other models were scheduled at that time.
It's a shame that somebody re-glued the packages. I'm glad that you got your refund.
Looking forward to watching the video.
I'm a huge fan
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+1 sub i fell bad for you
Peak Time Racing heart him
This is why eBay sucks for sellers!
u mean buyers lol
CAVEAT EMPTOR (buyer beware) Look on the bright side you did get half a dozen yellow jeep type of things and some weird looking ones and another one of those that we saw at the beginning and a hot rod type of thing and I don't know what this one is and another kind of weird looking one and a weird looking colour one and an interesting one and some sort of truck again and ooh there is one we haven't seen before and a dozen quads. Happy Hunting.
clyde simpson lol savage
I was thinking the same thing, to be honest. How does Symbolic look like a Jeep?
HurricaneAndrewGTM actually, in 2018, Jeep had a concept vehicle called Jeepster. It was for their annual Easter Jeep Weekend. The casting he mentioned does look very similar to the Jeepster concept. It has a very similar roof line, as well as, short body overhang. When he first opened it, I actually thought it was “knockoff “ of the Jeepster.
Wow I wonder if the seller knew... Glad you got your money back. Great video from it all! The suspense was real!👻👍
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GHOSTJERKER bet the seller wasn't happy. Isn't that the point of blind bags? You never know what your going to get! Still....resealed blind bags is awful.
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GHOSTJERKER can you do a rally cross video
you bought mystery cars, you got mystery cars ! so that is not scam !
Danny Roosenboom No he didn't, he got limited cars as the person who opened the packs before he bought them changed the cars and took the random element away and made it so they only contain the bad cars. Watch the whole video dude...
Danny Roosenboom Watch till the end dude...
Danny Roosenboom he wanted a buggati and he did not and there is soposed to be one
I think Mattel came up with this mystery car theme to try and get rid of cars that don’t sell well.
im so high i actually watched this whole thing
I can tell you right now, that first one was definitely one that I got back in 2007. Side Draft is still in my collection today as it is one of my favorite Fantasy Cars
I'm glad you sent them back!!!
It's too bad there are people out there scamming others.
Years ago I purchased a high end watch on eBay that ended up being fake! I got half my money back.
Keep up the nice videos!
those are all mystery cars you scammed the seller
He sure did. He opened the cars, got the views and got his money back. All for being naive.
David Fette yeah he did. I agree with you. We should all unsubscribe to his shit channel anyway.
@ How do you know they got reglued? He's just a sook who didn't get the car he wanted.
There is no evidence of re gluing.
@@gabbenitez8039 He showed the evidence.
@ No he didn't. He's a cry baby and a sook. Wah wah wah is all I hear from him. Does baby want his bottle? Does baby want to scam innocent sellers on eBay for doing nothing wrong?
They have mixed 2008 mystery cars in it
i noticed to
It happens with video game cartridges, too. Buy a cart, open it up, find out it’s a repro, complain to the seller, seller claims, “I sent you a real board and you’re trying to scam me!”
Do you still need a Bugatti I have 20
Mind sharing one of those Chaparals with me? My grandpa worked for thier racing team in the 60s!
take a drink every time he says weird see if your still alive
I did it and I threw up on the floor several times
Hey Thanks
Schaaaaaaad-up! I can't shee the shcreen................... *Blaaaaaaaaaaaargh!*
13:36 I've got plenty that was glued that way
Thanks for sharing this Phil. Indeed, we should be careful when shopping online. It's a good thing the seller refunded you the money 👍
Drifter D exactly what I thought!!
Because it was resealed
Drifter D hey drifter i didn’t know you watch this guys video
if you used ebay and paypal as well as found out in time (less than 2 months) then the seller had no option but to refund or be forced to refund and then take a huge hit on their account causing them to be anywhere from charged higher fees per sale, to having their account closed and banned from ebay. so always complain, and open a ticket with ebay if you think you have been scammed or ripped off in anyway, and make the seller do the right thing,
also watch out for sellers that give you a runnaround where they take all day to respond to a simple message and the response is a question you already answered or has no relevance, as this is them trying to frustrate you or run out the clock so you can not open a dispute. I give them 3 messages and only 24 hours between each one, any longer and I open a dispute immediately, I also let them know what the criteria to avoid my opening a dispute is, so they know if they are trying to screw me, its going to result in that dispute which hurts their reputation.
the other big thing is they send you an address to return the item, that is not in the US mail system, and will be corrected by the USmail system automatically, If you see this, be aware that they might be able to claim you never returned the item to them, and sent it to the wrong address making it your problem to get the package back,
I had one try this and used google maps and the USmail service to show that the address they sent, and the correction was the same address so they ended up having to admit they got the item and that was a huge blow, but I had to actually call up, eBay customer service and walk them through the process on their end, before they realized what was going on. and I recorded the whole call and screen info incase I needed it later using OBS (open broadcaster software located at obsproject.com I believe, and free I know for sure. as an open source project so no malware or any nonsense if you install it :) ) there are ways I can show that buyers can scam sellers too, and how to protect yourself it you have a worry, you can always message me :)
How this video author proved it was resealed ? He opened the boxes, without taking pictures at the back prior to that.
For those that don't know peek/re-gluing is a common scam in collectible car mystery packs or mystery packs in general also the open and switch these cars. If you watch in HD some of the cars had scratches and finger prints all over them. Un-commons and rares are wrapped in plastic so these were tampered with he was correct to get his money back he paid for un-opened mystery cars not someones leftover crap that they didn't want. He did not ruin this sellers product the seller or the person the seller bought the box of cars from was a crook. I watch a lot of Phil's videos he is not a crook or dishonest you armchair experts would be losing your minds if you got took like he did so lets not be so quick to judge. Scams like this on Amazon and Ebay are very common I think both the seller and buyer were took here by a third party. (who sold the seller the box of cars)I do think he was expecting a bit much to get 20 rares out of 90 cars maybe out of 200.
Thank you for the comment Dustin. I did get a full refund for them and sent them back.
@@PeakTimeRacing It's still messed up that you spent $300 for a waste of your time my son is 4 he loves your racing videos. I have tracks in my house going everywhere but yeah the peek switch and re-glue is a common scam the seller more than likely bought the box from a shady dealer. This happens a lot in the collectible card game market dealers will open packs take out the rares switch them for a less expensive rare and repackage them never buy or open anything that looks tampered with always box it back up and send it back if you have any doubts. I know you were excited to get some Bugatti's but you might have noticed the tampering had you slowed down and inspected the packages. You got your money back so no harm no foul but now everyone can learn the lesson about buying mystery packs. I just don't understand why these people think you ripped the seller off when you can clearly see that the packages were glued and a lot of the cars were not in the plastic dust covers. Someone went to a lot of trouble to put this scam together and it was a bad job with damaged cars switched for your rare cars you had 5 or 6 Bugatti's I would say that were switched out for the gold cars.
Accordding to the info I could find there were 24 mystery cars in 2007 so in a truly random set of 90 or so you should get maybe 3 of any one car.
Paul Cole thats not how probability works you fucking asshat.
Brigadier Chooch stupid dumb ass. Go back to school loser
Brigadier Chooch who the fuck said anything about a guarantee? Wow you need some serious help. You are getting all defensive because you aren't intelligent enough. Nobody said anything about and guarantee just the probability. 2 different things you uneducated piece of shit.
Brigadier Chooch lmao sssshhhh kid
Paul Cole
All beatings,probabilities,and rapes aside, there were that many castings, but there are variations of most of those castings.i have a total of 41 cars for this set,and I'm still missing 1 bug variation.
I got one ... after many mystery car packs ... lots of doubles 😎 very hard to find.. back then
Ya I even got 5 veneno 3 marshilago and 2 sesto elemento but no buggati
Here's a lesson...
*DON'T BUY A MYSTERY HOT WHEELS CAR OF EBAY!!!!*
Buy it legit from hotwheels or more trusted people 😁👍
My friend is selling he has a lot he doesnt need it some people tried and they didnt get scammed i could give you contact info if you buy
LOL... That's why I do not buy large mystery boxes from Amazon or Ebay. Bunch of scammers. They knew what they were selling you. Put the seller on blast, so people will know not to buy from him/her. Also, how did you know they were supposed to have Bugatti's if it was a mystery box. Something not right here.
The truck was from a Mystery Model set later on in the plastic packs not carded cases
You got 90 mystery cars with no guarantee of a Bugatti. You should watch a video on how a lot of error cards are made and sold on eBay. Scammers out there brush the back of the card with acetone which loosens the glue and reseals it by using a hair dryer to reseal the card and the clamshell. A lot of your errors cars on eBay are fake too. I can't remember the youtubers name but he has a video of how the scammers alter the car and card. something like why he doesn't collect error cards
So, you bought the cars knowing they're ALL random....you didn't get your little bugattis you wanted and all of a sudden you've been scammed? No evidence of tampering, no evidence of any of them being opened, but you got scammed?
If you ever bid on ANY of my auctions, your bid will be removed and you'll be automatically blocked from bidding again. Your kind is Ebay's problem, crook.
OMG You are such an idiot. Did you even watch the vid? Over half way through the video he showed signs of re-glued packages and showed one of the cars had scratches on it.
@@carnagegmd6718 its been in a box since 07 and it rolls scratches are normal
@@obsidianjay8877 Ok fine. But this dude really didn't notice that Phil pointed out the signs of re-glued packaging? This DHM dude's an idiot.
If they were mystery packages, what makes you think the seller knew what was in them? You're lucky that eBay covered your ass and gave you back your money.
NO ONE SCAMMED YOU. Pay attention to what you are buying.
Dude, you are a fucking idiot HE EVEN POINTED OUT A DETAIL THAT THE BOXES WERE TAMPERED WITH
JamCatPlexer so this guy is an expert on identifying tampered Hot Wheels. You can tell what cars are inside by the code on the back of the card. Someone simply sold him a bunch of Mystery cars that they knew were not the White Bugatti.
ok
Then why did he open them, should have contacted the seller immediately. Trying to get a refund after opening all the packages is BS.
+Common_C3nts yep
I'm curious, do you USUALLY buy in bulk on Ebay? My gut would tell me something is suspicious about the listing. How does a seller suddenly come across nearly 100 Hot Wheels mystery packs? I've seen a few toys stores and SuperTargets and Wal Marts and they altogether had barely even a dozen of these packs!
buys mystery cars
complains when there contents is a actual mystery
You have got such a deep voice for a little boy
Im pretty sure he ain't a "little boy" bc he a grown a** man just collecting hot wheels cars to showcase on hos channel. You can see his grown a** face at 25:17
You are a greedy bunch of Comicon toy hoarders looking to cash in one these toy cars for true hobbyists.
I am in my forties and have collected Hot Wheels all my life, I have a son in his twenties that I got into the hobby with cases and all. He still collects today and so do I. If you are a collector, you collect and trade for what you want if you can't find it.
Terry G You are spot on. Scalpers and resellers, ruin this hobby sometimes.
your son is prob a virgin cry baby bitch like you it sounds like. good job
True man. Preach it.
Terry G I would say that the seller is the greedy one, he scammed the guy. It was rigged from the beginning with no chance of him getting a rare casting. I am sure the seller sold the hard to find ones on eBay for a crazy amount. There are true collectors that will spend crazy money to get something they like. Personally, I don’t do that and think it is crazy, but it is their money. Just because he hoped to get several hard to find castings, doesn’t mean he intends to resale them. Some just like to have multiple examples in their collection.
If you spent over $300 US trying for the Bugatti and Maserati then you are not a very good collector. You could have bought both for way cheaper by themselves. And there is absolutely no way to know what is in those mystery packages without opening them. And FYI some of them did come in the baggie and some did not.
"a quad bike type of thing, dont know what that is"
a atv bruh? LMAO 😂😂
MultiGameKing101 ATVs don't have the back shocks so high up like that I have 3 quads I know lmao so practically he called it the right name lmao
AspectEdits VFX they look so similar
AspectEdits VFX its ether a race or a street atv
To be fair, the seller may buy those in lots of 1000's, thus, has no chance to check every individual package. A lot of sellers are like that. Note the one with the KB toys price tag. The fact that he has a high rating and was more than reasonable about the refund would point toward that direction.
How were you scammed?
Sounds like he scammed the seller by opening all the packages and then crying for his money back.
The packages were pre opened and resealed, he explains that during the video.
Ok then why did he keep on opening them after he csi the 11year old glue and decided they were resealed I feel like he just said fuck it and kept on opening because fuck the seller I'm making a video so I can make add money return the open worthless cars and get my $300.00 because eBay favors the buyer over the seller and the seller has to pay for shipping fuck eBay and fuck this guy
Josh Daoust I think it’s because he didn’t get the bugatti
Dupacates
For those who dont no about how to open a hot wheels blister pack without damaging it its easy as. Acetone and a syringe. Wet the bottom and both sides work it in until the glue softens up then gently lift it until the car falls out then slide in the replacement hold down blister to card and it will set as the acetone dries off. no damage no reglueing no sign of tampering. There is a guy on you tube who restores redlines and he shows you exactly how the scammers do it, not just with these but with so called error cars as well.
How rare is the bugatti veyron in these mystery packs? I got one from my dad and opened it and it was the yellow bugatti with the golden rims. I ended up smashing it to pieces later on cause that's what you do when you're a kid.
yeah, that's what you do! :D
... when i was about 6 years old i played "car press" with a hammer and my father's 60ies matchbox cars
😧 I regret draining my ferrari in sand and crashing it and throwing it I have know idea why I would do that to my ferrari LOL
i uhh.. once took a sth ford gt40 and just threw it into the sea lol
@@cbre3639 lmao
What do you do with all these cars after you've opened them?
Adults with money and a computer 😆
I have about 150 2007 that are the real deal. The cards on the top right corner would of told you they were not 2007 but 2008 or newer. Sorry for the fail opening
wait... so he dint even got the right ones to begin with?
There are already 2 big youtubers scammed at these mystery cars. The other one is racegrooves
Hero Number Two in the race grooves video I seen he pulled a whole bunch of Bugatti Veyrons
the hotwheels hunter but evem tho he has a ton pf it it is still reglued
Hero Number Two how did racegrooves get scammed didn’t he get over 10 Bugatti’s?
Hero Number Two
RaceGrooves still scored with 10 or 11 bugattis though. The bugattis were in 07 and not in 08...I could be wrong but about the years, all I remember is, they only showed up during a certain year. It's a shame what people do to try to scam people though.
Well I know people have fashionations but I think real cars are much cooler...
Gratifying video for hotwheels collectors who never open the pakage. Better luck next time.
That was a LOT of mystery hot wheels! I have a lot of these in good cards. Bought them in bulk about 5 years. If i sell them on eBay I would be upset if the buyer makes a claim to eBay for a refund and I end up with about 30 opened mystery hot wheels. What if the seller doesn’t know? I’ve sold a lot of hot wheels but never on eBay. Don’t like their policy. What if I never knew about it?
Rivera's Hot Wheels Couldn't agree more, these Mystery cars are exactly that, a mystery, no one can guarantee what you'll get and if the buyer gets bad cars, that's on them
do u have a foot fetish?
Chris Ticas Akane ASMR - as much as you like that grape
but then again you can see he pointed out they were re glued back on and some had plastic pockets with a car in it.. it was a sign that it was all fake. So yeah.
WinterCraft Some other people pointed out that not all batches had these bags from factory, so that alone doesn't prove anything. They were supposedly used to try to reduce paint and finish marring from packaging, but many say they didn't do much good - getting marred finish on ones from verified and known good sources. So unless you find dirt or other foreign objects in there, or clear singns of wear, evidence of regluing is the only definitive evidence.
26:36 You did not get scammed the way you think you did. Mattel did in fact put some of them in plastic bags to prevent scarring while inside the package. lol
I'm just wondering why you bought them in the first place, u don't seem to be a Hot Wheels collector as you didn't know what any of the cars were called not even the common cars like Rapid Transits, Chaperel 2D or Fish and Chipper it appears you only bought them because you knew the Bugatti might be in them and it was valuable. It's like any hobby folk with too much money and too little knowledge are always going to be easy pray for scammers.
He thinks he can make some quick videos and cash in on the views.
New drinking game: drink when he says “some sort of weird”
This annoying guy deserves to get scammed. For some reason I enjoyed this.
Stop trying to act all tuff go get your ass and buy these mystery box to see how you would feel. Or are you too broke to afford it?
MarqPlayz JTF, people who buy lots of "mystery boxes" are asking for it...
And he's a Collector And it brings back memories And nostalgia.
Peefoe 5 What makes you think that this guy is annoying? If you think this guy is annoying than why are you watching his video?... huh?.. ANSWER!!
Peefoe Your the annoying guy cause your enjoying things
$300 for only 90 cars? Sounds like a ripoff
How does that yellow one look anything remotely close to a Jeep to you...
Haha! Right?!? Who in their right mind, especially someone who seems interested in collecting cars, call that a Jeep?!? Looks more like a modded out GT-R Nissan of some sort.
the first time he said jeepster I wanted to kick him in the face
growing up I would play a game with my grandpa holding up my cars he would tell me what they were even the year of the model in most cases
now I can identify the majority of classics from a great distance and take pride in doing so every chance I get
this guy is clearly a toy enthusiast more than a car guy and should stick to reading the bottoms rather than flaunting ignorance
mike dutdut i can tell what kind of car is behind me just from the headlights because we used to cruise Broadway all the time as kids.
As soon as he said jeepster....i was like yo fuk dis doode
It's a symbolic. You can find one in the HW city 5pack
I'm sorry to hear that shame on them scammers
People on here just and comment some of the dumbest things I've had never heard before...mind-boggling!!....this is one the down sides of being a youtuber is hearing most of these mutants criticize and complain just a little to much as I stroll down some comments....anyways.. Well for my PTR friend here I say keep it moving and head up high. Doing great!!👍💪
Same
Yup!
The seller is the one that got scammed and left holding the bag. After you saw the first package you thought was reglued(these are melted on just like the clear covers), why didn't you stop? If you had gotten 5 of the cars you wanted, would you have sent them back?
3:31 WHAT
4:00 WHAT again
5:51 WHAT again again
19:13 WHAT again again again
Are you sure? It looks to me that the package is just old and the glue just lost its stickyness.
Why do you think there called mystery cars?
Why do you think they're called English classes?
How it feels opening micro transaction crates in video games.
That's how some of them were. Some had bags and some didn't even with the same car. I bought a bunch of them back in 2007 so I know that's how they came. It sucks though u didn't get the buggatti
I can't get over this, Scam Job! WOW at least you got your money back.
The Chapperall (pronounced Shapperall) was a Can-Am race car from the 1960's
I have the red color road rocket and I'm glad they
gave you the money back and a great show
when you buy mystery anything,,,,,you get what you got coming,,
IT'S NOT FAKE THERE A BUGATTI IT'S JUST THAT YOU GOT UNLUCKY ( DISCLAIMER can only find bugatti in 2007 packs )
THEY ARE LOW RIDERS - how does someone that collects cars not know what a low rider is? Also ATV is the 4 wheel quad bike. I would think everyone knows what those are.
ScottOne ATVs don't have the back shocks so high up like that I have 3 quads I know lmao so practically he called it the right name lmao
AspectEdits VFX lmao you expect a matchbox xar to be scaled to an actual ATV??? HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Didn't you hear him? They are quad-copters
ScottOne I'm 14 and know all about those
I kinda got triggered when he said this wierd 4 wheel
Sorry to hear you got scammed, at least you got your money back. Regarding your comment about the phone. If you are going to keep something in the package, at least take it to the airport and have it go through the x-ray machine to make sure it is legit.
how do you not have the bugatti already there from 2007
I'm a newbie and all, and I don't know alot about the history of Hotwheels, but what is with the big deal with the Buggati?
All respect, what did yea expect? Off from none hot wheels online shop. Lesson learned I hope.
I'm glad to hear you got your money back. It's too bad that so many people are so dishonest.
TBH, not so surprised after seeing Racegrooves's experience few years ago...
This is what you get when you can't see what you are buying before you buy it. Good luck in actually getting what you thought you were buying, you might or might not actually get it but you still had to pay for it.
Boo Hoo...... I didn't get the toys I wanted!
fuck off dude
ZACK WOLF salty
Boo hoo get off this channel NOW and tell your mom you regret spending all your money boo hoo
You should start weighing all your packs before opening them and seeing if you can find an exact weight of a bugatti.
You should not have got your money back. If you spend 5 minutes researching these Mystery cars, you will find that they have a code on the back that tells you what car is inside. Your are stupid for buying them. You ever hear buyer beware? You should be embarrased.
Dude if they were tampered with then those can even lie and they might have stopped doing that years ago
The 2007s didnt have a code like the pillow packs we have now. there was absolutely no way of telling
Not true. Google it my friend.
They have a code on the card that corresponds with whatever car is inside. It isnt as easy as todays mystery set but it can be done. And I would certainly done so before spending a few hundy on eBay.
"Let's go ahead" and go on to the next video
I find it weird that some where bagged and some weren't
That's the way they were from the factory, some were bagged ,some were not.
mammyrammer yes, but it varied depending on the casting. The bags are used on castings that are prone to scratching in the package, so if one example had a bag all of the same should too. There were several that were missing the bags (the DC Batmobile, the first one he opened, the green one he called a Jeep, and I think one of the gold ones) which means someone took it out.
Hey man, at least you got a black Dodge charger, and a Plymouth barracuda.
Who doesn't love a good charger and a cuda ?
OMG I remember these things from when I was about 6 years old at the time. My dad bought me one and I did end up getting a Bugatti. At the time (being a kid who has absolutely no idea what supercars were), I was upset that I didn't get a cooler car. I got one that was white with blue accents.
You really should change the title of this video.
You weren't scammed. The seller refunded you the money and clearly sold them to you in good faith. It would only be a scam if you had lost your money or the seller had been a jerk about it.
You got lucky i would have never refunded the money the lesson here is if you cant physically look at somthing first then dont buy it
eBay has gotten good at screwing sellers! Let me give you a example where on seller and I got screwed by a buyer lined to eBay.i had a Nintendo wii which was new in box! Bear in mind it was old stock from a store that closed down. This was about two years back so that would give you a rough idea how old it was. I had about 30 or 40 people e-mail me complaining they could tell if it was merely an empty box or a real will inside. I then had seven people did on it and refuse to pay for it because they claimed I could prove they weren't receiving an empty box. After seven or eight people pulling that you can imagine how ticked off I was. Next person who bid on it insisting that I take everything out and prove the item was complete I relisted the damn thing and this time open the package up and slaughter grabbed everything that was inside explaining in the listing that I had opened the package in order to photograph the contents and put it back in the box. now next person comes along bids on it and pays for it. Couple days after he receives the item he opens a case with eBay claiming the Nintendo Wii was used and quote taken out of the box and repacked. So eBay gave him his money back.and bill me for the item the amount that he bid on it. When I contacted eBay on the phone they informed me all those kind of decisions are made by a automated system all system decisions are final and they recused to overturn the case or give me back my money once they had given him a refund. Before somebody mentions this it actually wasn't cost effective for me to pay out the money to have it mailed back to me because the shipping was so expensive. In order to get the item back the amount of money I would've lost between the shipping where I initially shipped it plus what I initially paid for it then you tack on what it would've cost have it mailed back and I subsequently wouldn't be able to sell it again because at this point it was only worth about $10 versus what one is worth in the original box. You see them at yard sales all the time used with games for 10 and $20. It's extremely rare to get one like that still in the box and I could physically prove that he didn't merely take it out of the box play with it for two or three days then claim it was used or that he wasn't merely using another similar machine claiming it was used. It's a common scam where people will buy something then claim it is not matching the description and immediately get a refund and there's nothing you can do about it. Furthermore if you want them to mail it back you have to pay for the shipping because it's a item not as described case. I have the thing listed as buyer must pay return shipping and eBay informed me that I would have to pay for shipping because the case was opened under item not as described which negated the purchaser having to pay for return shipping. I have had several similar cases to this where people bought items that were battery operated and then claim the item didn't work when they received it and subsequently got a refund. In each case I had literally tested the item before I mailed it I even included batteries with the item in one case in a package unopened separate from the item where I figured I'd be nice and give the guy batteries with it. Another scam I have had somebody pulled just this week was with a vacuum! The purchaser has opened a case with eBay under item not as described claiming the vacuum doesn't match the pictures in the listing needless to say as a seller I have no grounds to prove anything and he's Artie been given a refund by eBay how am I supposed to prove the allegations by the purchaser or false? The best thing that really gets me is he claims the hose was blocked which I Artie know is incorrect I literally vacuumed up a couple items before I listed the vacuum to confirm that they were going through the hose into the bag area. Second he claims the PowerMate was full of string and other objects and this was a PowerMate that I dismantled completely cleaned and put back together. His next complaint was the hose is all greasy and grimy like it's been in a automotive facility and that the vacuum itself is heavily dirty. First of all it's a used vacuum I didn't get to particular with cleaning the canister area of the vacuum and it's a collateral locks that normally sells for around over 100+ the shipping due to the condition of the vacuum itself I sold it for40 plus the shipping. There were bloody of pictures in the listing and I'll also point out the hose was white when I packed it as it was pictured in the listing only way the hose got dirty the way he's claiming is he used the vacuum someplace and then open the claim. Once again how is there any way for a seller to do anything? I'm trying to figure out this particular case where admittedly I couldn't really tell if those had been resealed vehicles and I would think even eBay would where you are in a video opening the vehicles be a little bit reluctant to give you a refund where you've opened a package item.
Another thing with eBay that I ran into trouble with a few years ago is tracking. I keep having people refusing to pay shipping claiming I'm charging too much for shipping and how much it should actually cost and they don't understand it's because of the tracking fee with Canada post. As an example a box going to England cost nearly $30 more to ship strictly because of the tracking number without shipping it with tracking the shipping would've been $30 less. As ridiculous as that sounds. Minimum tracking to the US starts out around $19 Canadian and goes up in some cases these are items without tracking that would be around seven or eight dollars Canadian to mail. Needless to say I keep getting people filing complaints about I'm overcharging for shipping even with me including paperwork from the post office showing each shipping option and how much to their address. It's getting really ridiculous where you're a seller and all it requires is a buyer to make any complaint and they automatically get a refund without proving the grounds of their complaint. Most cases what they do is file a claim on something that would be cost effective to pay for return shipping. I've also had a few really bizarre issues like I had several heavy antique typewriters listed on eBay each one in a metal container carrying case specifically designed to handle being in the cargo compartment of an airline flight. The guy that did on them insisted they all be mailed in one box which ended up not being feasible he kicked up quite a bit of fuss about claiming you had to mail something combined if the seller insisted on it I ended up having to pay for a large chunk of the shipping out of my own pocket and mail the typewriters into boxes I forget exactly how many there was altogether I think there was six or eight.. Remember I mentioned each of these typewriters was in a metal airline transport carrying case! Once he received the items he claims they were all broken and shipping and that I did a poor job of packing them. Think about that statement for a minute first of all this guy screamed and yelled about the price of shipping and you don't want to know how heavy some of those typewriters were. Second he kicked up a big fuss about combined shipping claiming they should all be mailed in one box which the post office wouldn't go for because of the size and weight of the box. And not having to mail them into separate boxes and there wasn't a lot of leeway for using any kind of packing because of what the shipping was costing. Basically the post office jumped down my throat despite the fact this was all in shored claiming it was possible for the typewriters to be damaged in shipping and that his pictures didn't prove damage by this time eBay had already given him a refund and I've been arguing with the post office for nearly a month. Since this particular case any time I mail something that gets broken in the mail the post office lines is weak excuse and refuses to pay for the damage. Their typical excuse is I didn't use a box from the post office and my local post office I will point out doesn't carry boxes big enough to mail these items in. I've had two items that I mailed through the post office wrapped in bubble wrap and when the box arrived it resembled having been in a trash compactor the box was less than half its original size and the contents Were in a tubelike shape from their original shape and were basically a crushed mass of brokenjunk and the post office refused to pay for the damages claiming I didn't use a sufficient box and that the post office wasn't responsible. Exactly what are you supposed to use for a box that will permit the box from being completely destroyed along with its contents? Even the guy that received the item in one case said it was clearly something to do with handling of the post office and in this case it was a rare turntable that are not exactly common defined let alone complete in working order.
Another of the stunts I've been having people pulling is I sell a lot of rare vintage videogame items. I'll sell somebody a CD game and when they receive it they'll claim the game is scratched up and doesn't work. In one case I even had somebody returned the game and it wasn't the same copy that I mailed them and there was no way for me to prove the game they sent back wasn't the same one That was mailed to them. I knew right away because the manual was damaged and several other indicators to suggest it was of the same item that I mailed bought another copy in lesser condition.
This is what is referred to as I think the term bait and switch they will get a cheap damaged item or have the items damaged or broken then buy another item the same in better condition than claim the seller sent them a broken item and returned the opposite in its place if the person requests it being returned it sucks!!!!!
Peter Parker god danm son you wriring an s.a
Peter Parker oh wow, what cruel world everyone is scaming, u cant trust anybody, i would‘ve stopped selling on ebay....
That’s a pretty shit lesson because being able to physically inspect them first wouldn’t have helped one bit in this situation, the packages appeared completely normal from the outside, it wasn’t until he had opened a large portion of them did it become apparent they had been tampered with. Unless you are suggesting that when somebody is interested in something they should first take possession of it, then tear open the packaging to look at the actual item, before finally deciding they don’t actually want it after all and returning a now opened item back to the seller...Because clearly that approach is just going to wind up putting everybody out of business thanks to wasted time and piles and piles of ruined stock.. but then again, the fact you seem to think it’s up to scammer to decide if he wants to refund one of his victims or not, kinda shows you have no experience in this kind of thing whatsoever.
canadian... root of all ur problems. not ebay.
If you don't get scammed, you will have TONS of Buggatis out there.
nice opening!!! ;)
Yes,it was
It was also a sad opening
that's true
I almost bought a bunch of these last weekend and now I'm glad I kept my money. OMG this had to be disappointing.
yeah for sure
Be careful buying mystery cars LOL it's always funny to see grown men getting scammed on toys
I'm surprised they took 'em back, as you opened them. However, (and I don't wanna sound rude here), IF I understood correctly you were told that most, if not all of those boxes had Bugatti in 'em. If so, how could that person had known if they hadn't opened them? Is there a way to see inside without opening 'em?
Some of those were nice tho. And you had a lot of Batmobiles from "The Batman" Tv show. lol
Qwerts Strewq ._. You misheard, the seller said he hopes he finds lots of buggati's.
Yeah, at the end of the vid. But in the begining of the vid, he said he was expecting 20 out of 90 (That's around 22%). So how could he expect that number if he hadn't been told there were LOTS of Bugatti in the lot? Were they THAT common?
no, those cars are rare. if you buy 90 of these then you'll expect about at lest maybe 1 or 2 of of those to be a Bugatti.
So, what you are saying, is that EVEN if he had gotten a "legit" set of 90 boxes, there would've still been a chance that he wouldn't have gotten one at all, right?
yeah.
When I noticed that when Peak Time Racing opens these hotwheels cars from the mystery package, most of the cars he got, called it weird. Some those cars that Peak Time Racing opened were the ones he seen before, yet when he doesnt see the names of the cars, he calls it weird.
Love your videos, now I'm just saying this. When you had the time to place them all nice and neat. Wouldn't you take a few more seconds to check the numbers for repeats, even the mystery packs have hidden numbers on the package. Just saying. Keep them videos going.
Glad you got the money back,but for me I never buy from ebay