[SpaceMonkey]

Well, I don't think you were lied to either, per say. And as Johnny said, when do CSR's ever know much about what they're selling?

AFAIK, the chips come to them as smooth slugs (with the edge spots). Then they apply the printed inlay. Afterwards they ship the chips with inlays to their finishing shop, which stamps the mold. The finishing shop may also place the clear vinyl cover over the inlay, I'm not sure.

[Johnny5]

Originally Posted by Clonexx

Once again I want to apologize to Johnny.

I can admit when I get too heated and am wrong. Sorry bud.

No worries.

I shoudn't have dismissed the inlay on these chips as simply "labels". That makes them sound cheap, which they are not.

J5

[SpaceMonkey]

Originally Posted by Johnny5

No worries.

I shoudn't have dismissed the inlay on these chips as simply "labels". That makes them sound cheap, which they are not.

J5

Where's the group hug smiley?

[Clonexx]

Originally Posted by Johnny5

No worries.

I shoudn't have dismissed the inlay on these chips as simply "labels". That makes them sound cheap, which they are not.

J5

I guess that's really what I was trying to defend was the quality and not really how the inlay was done, I just picked the wrong way to go about it =P

[TomHimself]

yea the quality seems fine