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gah... I haven't gotten anything back on my end either. This bites... I'll try ringing auspost tomorrow to see if they know what's goin on. Wonder if Void got his stuff?

If not I've got enough spares to get a second package out to you, this time by registered express post.

Sorry for the hassles Aaron. I just want this group buy over with now lol.

well found out today that I have two packages that have been sitting at my local post office for the last week or so. got someone at home to go down and get em for me. I'm guessing that they're your stuff, and for some reason they've come back to me. Will have to send them out again if they are.

yeah they were both yours, dunno why, but they were both stamped return to sender. has me stumped why. wierd thing is you're both in VIC, so not even interstate.

I'll send em again by express post on monday :\

packages have been resent, inspected by auspost staff prior to sealing and stamped. apparently its next day delivery, but from experience express post still takes a full day.

Still got a fair few cables, a spare IEBC, and about 6 hand controllers and 5 books. :P might hold onto the IEBC n see if I can adapt it to play with ATTESA signals instead (shoudl work on the same principle, signal in gives modulated signal out). Although I've got a digital pulse adjuster as well, so might just use that.

Hopefully that's the end of this group buy (thank god). I think from now on I'll be doin local group buys instead of national, so people can come pick up their gear.

lmao... thank god for that.

I was thinking I might try and get a group buy for Jaycar's new amps goin, but in retrospect, the extra $80 hit for a one off purchase might be worth the headaches ;)

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