[CLOSED] Airflow Snorkel Group Buy #2

Subway4X4 · Nov 16, 2016

@mahaloTaco you have completely and fraudulently misrepresented this entire group buy by:

1. Stating that a minimum of 50 signed up and paid before being ordered and shipped.
"Once 50 People Sign up, I can place the order and they will be shipped out to you." (Post #1 August 5)
2. Stating that "October 1 is the worst case scenario" when we will get these snorkels (Post #441, August 30)

If you are using @tcBob as a character reference, then I believe @tcBob should look at this and provide input. STRINGING US ALONG HAS GONE ON LONG ENOUGH.

I'm already trying to figure out in my head what can be done legally to get this taken care of.

Both posts are quoted below to maintain integrity of what was stated by you:

mahaloTaco[OP] initial post: ↑

Hey guys,

MahaloTaco here,

I am doing another group buy for the members that missed the last group buy.

Here is a link to the last Airflow Snorkel Group Buy I did:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/airflow-snorkel-group-buy-closed.424100/

HOW IT WORKS:

I have contacted Airflow and we have the green light to go ahead to set up a snorkel group buy.

They fit 2nd Generation Tacoma's 2005 through 2015.
[Airflow has not updated their website]

These Snorkels go for $495 each on Airflowsnorkels.com.

The price is $335.

Once 50 People Sign up, I can place the order and they will be shipped out to you.

UPDATE:

09/29/16

Submitted Order for 100 Snorkels to Airflow.

Stoked more people can get in on this!

HOW TO PAY:

The List:

1. @Gply ----[PAID]
2. @ffdawson ----[PAID]
3. @misdirection1982 ----[PAID]
4. @ROK-NJA ----[PAID]
5. @adanfon ----[PAID]
6. @JMPNFSH ----[PAID]
7. @alopez910 ----[PAID]
8. @Silveryoda ----[PAID]
9. @xrmitchell ----[PAID]
10. @Rusty15Tacoma ----[PAID]
11. @Sna ----[PAID]
12. @flying_waitacoma ----[PAID]
13. @StOrMyThEtAcO ----[PAID]
14. @KCKStreetTaco ----[PAID]
15. @Paint6it9black ----[PAID]
16. @Bed Bug ----[PAID]
17. @tymebandit951 ----[PAID]
18. @doreydeluxe ----[PAID]
19. @Holloman ----[PAID]
20. @CAHAWKR ----[PAID]
21. @Vanguard ----[PAID]
22. @stairgod ----[PAID]
23. @DaveEli ----[PAID]
24. @Subway4X4 ----[PAID]
25. @LXAbuckeye ----[PAID]
26. @Rhyno ----[PAID]
27. @fatfurious2 ----[PAID]
28. @totmacher ----[PAID]
29. @DaveEli ----[PAID]
30. @Sub-Zero ----[PAID]
31. @uurx ----[PAID]
32. @Lots2Learn58 ----[PAID]
33. @Oppositeboy ----[PAID]
34. @HUSAR ----[PAID]
35. @CollegeKevin ----[PAID]
36. @twhalm ----[PAID]
37. @mbmack1 ----[PAID]
38. @snowtank ----[PAID]
39. @Freeridn ----[PAID]
40. @philferreira ----[PAID]
41. @tetten ----[PAID]
42. @Captain Taco ----[PAID]
43. @09tacoLI ----[PAID]
44. @mpkramer71 ----[PAID]
45. @reynosa1 ----[PAID]
46. @trekker ----[PAID]
47. @Overlanerd ----[PAID]
48. @OooSolar ----[PAID]
49. @fj40offroad2 ----[PAID]
50. @ramonortiz55 ----[PAID]
51. @Cdharris89 ----[PAID]
52. @ervmcd ----[PAID]
53. @TacoFourTens
54. @tacomgee
55. @5150Bronco
56. @kirk4698
57. @Rudder ----[PAID]
58. @Davtopgun ----[PAID]
59. @TheNatural ----[PAID]
60. @Pirhett
61. @dark vader trd pro ----[PAID]
62. @taco smitty
63. @WhiteTacoLover ----[PAID]
64. @Pirhett ----[PAID]
65. @JeffRoyJenkins ----[PAID]
66. @dctamcoa ----[PAID]
67. @medjah ----[PAID]
68.
...
100.

UNPAID
@Kurupt --Last Seen April 7th, 2016 & PM'D
@tacoseller --Last Seen May 29th, 2016 & PM'D
@tacot0wn --Awaiting Payment
@MT_Taco --PM'D

@OCtaconoob --PM'D
@Buda Pest --Last Seen Aug 27th & PM'D

The Science:

1.0 Introduction

We, at Airflow Vector, design Snorkels that not only improve the operation of vehicles in wet or dusty environment but that are also esthetically pleasing

2.0 Generalities

Generally, vehicles are designed to operate as the best compromise between power, fuel economy and costs. In the specific area of air supply, engines are often starved of air. Air is sucked hard from a little vent under the bonnet or the mud guard to provide enough volume to mix with the fuel.

To make an analogy, it is like trying to scuba dive with a very long non- pressurized hose connected to the surface. It does take much depth before running out of air. This is because the size of the hose is too small, and / or there is not enough pressure outside to push the air down. This is an example of a net vacuum system; the lungs do not have enough power to counteract the pressure deficiency. For an engine, a similar thing happens and it requires energy to suck the air inside the fuel mixing system.

However, the improvements don’t stop there and we want to expand on another point which is often omitted: it is the amelioration of the vehicle performance and fuel economy. These benefits are obtained by the careful development of our Airflow Cold Air Induction System (ACAIS). This document explains how it operates.

In scuba diving, the issue can be solved by carrying a compressed air tank on the back or using a compressor on a ship to push the air down the hose. This permits reaching greater depth without lacking air. This newer arrangement has become a net compression system.

Understanding this issue, we designed our ACAIS to operate as a net compression system.

3.0 Description of the parts comprising the ACAIS

ACAIS comprises several parts, each one calculated to provide more air than the minimum necessary ensuring that the air supply remains a net compression system all the way to the engine. The parts are from top to bottom:

· A snorkel tube· A connection system to the air box (combination of hoses)

3.1 The Air Ram

A hat (we call it an Air Ram)

The Air ram is designed to provide the largest possible air intake while avoiding deflections. Its face is slightly leaning forward to scope as much air as possible. Its internal contour is modeled on a parabolic shape to create both a compression effect and a spinning effect.

The spinning effect creates a centrifugal force which causes the large contaminants (insects, large dust particles, water droplets, etc...) that have entered the Air Ram to fall in the bulged cavity around the snorkel
intake. The four slots cut at the base of the Air Ram are the exhausts for these contaminants. The particles get trapped in the recesses and are ejected by the air pressure. The excess air is then pushed violently (we like to say “rammed”) inside the snorkel body.

Because of the intrinsic aerodynamic characteristics of our Air Ram, turning it in the opposite of the direction of travel will cancel the pressure necessary for proper particle separation, thus removing its effectiveness. In extreme situations generated by high speed, it may create a trailing vacuum that could cause irreversible engine damage!

3.2 The Snorkel body

The Snorkel body is divided in three sections, the Air Ram connection tube which follows the contour of the “A” pillar section of the wind screen; the plenum chamber, which is secured to the guard and finally the intake section which penetrate inside the motor cavity. Each section plays a role in air speed and pressure.

The Air Ram connection tube receives violently swirling air from the Air Ram.

Its function is the slowing down the swirls and to deliver calmer air to the plenum chamber.

The plenum chamber is an oversized reservoir of air. The calm air it stores is compressed and ready to be pushed inside the engine on demand. The plenum chamber continuously buffers the demand. The intake section allows the air to be directed through the connection system.

3.3 The connection system

The connection hose supplied by our company is known as TRP duct. It is the connection system can comprise several parts depending where the air box is located. In most case the Snorkel intake section is connected to the air box via a hose.

made out of long lasting rubber impervious to chemical and reinforced by a metallic skeleton. The skeleton is critical to ensure that the hose keeps the same shape in all conditions. While it suffers a little from friction losses, it is preferable than collapsing under negative pressure and randomly restricting the air intake as it happens with some other non-reinforced connections.

Once the engine computer management system has worked out the frictions losses; it will adjust itself and deal with them. However, if the air becomes restricted randomly by the loss of volume in the hose connection, it is unable to adjust in time to cater for these situations. The tuning would then become inadequate.

4.0 Conclusion

By fitting an ACAIS, you should notice quite a lot of improvement to the behaviour of your vehicle.

· Improved air flow to engine intake
· Improved output in both torque and horse power
· Improved engine response
· Decrease in turbo lag
· Lessening of emissions
· Lessening of air deflection by the air ram
· Higher degree of air separation
· Higher air flow inside the snorkel body

Our ACAIS is calculated to provide a minimum 200% of free air to the inlet as base load. All these advantages result from Cold Air Induction

System being a net COMPRESSION system. It is unlike other manufacturers that supply net VACUUM systems. With ACAIS, the crossing of water is a BONUS!

Here is an Airflow on my old 2008 Tacoma:

Here is an Airflow on my current 2013 Tacoma: (custom fit with McNeil Fiberglass)

https://youtu.be/HFHlAj3w5qI
Click to expand...

mahaloTaco[OP] said: ↑

Oct 1st worst case scenario
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medjah · Nov 16, 2016

So since I joined this after the original 50 I am SOL? I want my money back. @mahaloTaco

Rhyno · Nov 16, 2016

mahaloTaco[OP] said: ↑

I'm gone for 2 weeks and everyone is falling apart. Will have an update from airflow this afternoon. Relax people. I'm not your boyfriend, I don't need to check in with you everywhere I go.
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^doesn't sound like the words of a "real chill guy"

adanfon · Nov 16, 2016

So can we get a refund? Is that too much? I'll gladly pay an extra $35 to go somewhere else. Shit I even see the safari snorkels are starting to become instock albeit more $$

HAVVOKK · Nov 16, 2016

mahaloTaco[OP] initial post: ↑

Hey guys,

MahaloTaco here,

I am doing another group buy for the members that missed the last group buy.

Here is a link to the last Airflow Snorkel Group Buy I did:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/airflow-snorkel-group-buy-closed.424100/

HOW IT WORKS:

I have contacted Airflow and we have the green light to go ahead to set up a snorkel group buy.

They fit 2nd Generation Tacoma's 2005 through 2015.
[Airflow has not updated their website]

These Snorkels go for $495 each on Airflowsnorkels.com.

The price is $335.

Once 50 People Sign up, I can place the order and they will be shipped out to you.

UPDATE:

09/29/16

Submitted Order for 100 Snorkels to Airflow.

Stoked more people can get in on this!

HOW TO PAY:

The List:

1. @Gply ----[PAID]
2. @ffdawson ----[PAID]
3. @misdirection1982 ----[PAID]
4. @ROK-NJA ----[PAID]
5. @adanfon ----[PAID]
6. @JMPNFSH ----[PAID]
7. @alopez910 ----[PAID]
8. @Silveryoda ----[PAID]
9. @xrmitchell ----[PAID]
10. @Rusty15Tacoma ----[PAID]
11. @Sna ----[PAID]
12. @flying_waitacoma ----[PAID]
13. @StOrMyThEtAcO ----[PAID]
14. @KCKStreetTaco ----[PAID]
15. @Paint6it9black ----[PAID]
16. @Bed Bug ----[PAID]
17. @tymebandit951 ----[PAID]
18. @doreydeluxe ----[PAID]
19. @Holloman ----[PAID]
20. @CAHAWKR ----[PAID]
21. @Vanguard ----[PAID]
22. @stairgod ----[PAID]
23. @DaveEli ----[PAID]
24. @Subway4X4 ----[PAID]
25. @LXAbuckeye ----[PAID]
26. @Rhyno ----[PAID]
27. @fatfurious2 ----[PAID]
28. @totmacher ----[PAID]
29. @DaveEli ----[PAID]
30. @Sub-Zero ----[PAID]
31. @uurx ----[PAID]
32. @Lots2Learn58 ----[PAID]
33. @Oppositeboy ----[PAID]
34. @HUSAR ----[PAID]
35. @CollegeKevin ----[PAID]
36. @twhalm ----[PAID]
37. @mbmack1 ----[PAID]
38. @snowtank ----[PAID]
39. @Freeridn ----[PAID]
40. @philferreira ----[PAID]
41. @tetten ----[PAID]
42. @Captain Taco ----[PAID]
43. @09tacoLI ----[PAID]
44. @mpkramer71 ----[PAID]
45. @reynosa1 ----[PAID]
46. @trekker ----[PAID]
47. @Overlanerd ----[PAID]
48. @OooSolar ----[PAID]
49. @fj40offroad2 ----[PAID]
50. @ramonortiz55 ----[PAID]
51. @Cdharris89 ----[PAID]
52. @ervmcd ----[PAID]
53. @TacoFourTens
54. @tacomgee
55. @5150Bronco
56. @kirk4698
57. @Rudder ----[PAID]
58. @Davtopgun ----[PAID]
59. @TheNatural ----[PAID]
60. @Pirhett
61. @dark vader trd pro ----[PAID]
62. @taco smitty
63. @WhiteTacoLover ----[PAID]
64. @Pirhett ----[PAID]
65. @JeffRoyJenkins ----[PAID]
66. @dctamcoa ----[PAID]
67. @medjah ----[PAID]
68.
...
100.

UNPAID
@Kurupt --Last Seen April 7th, 2016 & PM'D
@tacoseller --Last Seen May 29th, 2016 & PM'D
@tacot0wn --Awaiting Payment
@MT_Taco --PM'D

@OCtaconoob --PM'D
@Buda Pest --Last Seen Aug 27th & PM'D

The Science:

1.0 Introduction

We, at Airflow Vector, design Snorkels that not only improve the operation of vehicles in wet or dusty environment but that are also esthetically pleasing

2.0 Generalities

Generally, vehicles are designed to operate as the best compromise between power, fuel economy and costs. In the specific area of air supply, engines are often starved of air. Air is sucked hard from a little vent under the bonnet or the mud guard to provide enough volume to mix with the fuel.

To make an analogy, it is like trying to scuba dive with a very long non- pressurized hose connected to the surface. It does take much depth before running out of air. This is because the size of the hose is too small, and / or there is not enough pressure outside to push the air down. This is an example of a net vacuum system; the lungs do not have enough power to counteract the pressure deficiency. For an engine, a similar thing happens and it requires energy to suck the air inside the fuel mixing system.

However, the improvements don’t stop there and we want to expand on another point which is often omitted: it is the amelioration of the vehicle performance and fuel economy. These benefits are obtained by the careful development of our Airflow Cold Air Induction System (ACAIS). This document explains how it operates.

In scuba diving, the issue can be solved by carrying a compressed air tank on the back or using a compressor on a ship to push the air down the hose. This permits reaching greater depth without lacking air. This newer arrangement has become a net compression system.

Understanding this issue, we designed our ACAIS to operate as a net compression system.

3.0 Description of the parts comprising the ACAIS

ACAIS comprises several parts, each one calculated to provide more air than the minimum necessary ensuring that the air supply remains a net compression system all the way to the engine. The parts are from top to bottom:

· A snorkel tube· A connection system to the air box (combination of hoses)

3.1 The Air Ram

A hat (we call it an Air Ram)

The Air ram is designed to provide the largest possible air intake while avoiding deflections. Its face is slightly leaning forward to scope as much air as possible. Its internal contour is modeled on a parabolic shape to create both a compression effect and a spinning effect.

The spinning effect creates a centrifugal force which causes the large contaminants (insects, large dust particles, water droplets, etc...) that have entered the Air Ram to fall in the bulged cavity around the snorkel
intake. The four slots cut at the base of the Air Ram are the exhausts for these contaminants. The particles get trapped in the recesses and are ejected by the air pressure. The excess air is then pushed violently (we like to say “rammed”) inside the snorkel body.

Because of the intrinsic aerodynamic characteristics of our Air Ram, turning it in the opposite of the direction of travel will cancel the pressure necessary for proper particle separation, thus removing its effectiveness. In extreme situations generated by high speed, it may create a trailing vacuum that could cause irreversible engine damage!

3.2 The Snorkel body

The Snorkel body is divided in three sections, the Air Ram connection tube which follows the contour of the “A” pillar section of the wind screen; the plenum chamber, which is secured to the guard and finally the intake section which penetrate inside the motor cavity. Each section plays a role in air speed and pressure.

The Air Ram connection tube receives violently swirling air from the Air Ram.

Its function is the slowing down the swirls and to deliver calmer air to the plenum chamber.

The plenum chamber is an oversized reservoir of air. The calm air it stores is compressed and ready to be pushed inside the engine on demand. The plenum chamber continuously buffers the demand. The intake section allows the air to be directed through the connection system.

3.3 The connection system

The connection hose supplied by our company is known as TRP duct. It is the connection system can comprise several parts depending where the air box is located. In most case the Snorkel intake section is connected to the air box via a hose.

made out of long lasting rubber impervious to chemical and reinforced by a metallic skeleton. The skeleton is critical to ensure that the hose keeps the same shape in all conditions. While it suffers a little from friction losses, it is preferable than collapsing under negative pressure and randomly restricting the air intake as it happens with some other non-reinforced connections.

Once the engine computer management system has worked out the frictions losses; it will adjust itself and deal with them. However, if the air becomes restricted randomly by the loss of volume in the hose connection, it is unable to adjust in time to cater for these situations. The tuning would then become inadequate.

4.0 Conclusion

By fitting an ACAIS, you should notice quite a lot of improvement to the behaviour of your vehicle.

· Improved air flow to engine intake
· Improved output in both torque and horse power
· Improved engine response
· Decrease in turbo lag
· Lessening of emissions
· Lessening of air deflection by the air ram
· Higher degree of air separation
· Higher air flow inside the snorkel body

Our ACAIS is calculated to provide a minimum 200% of free air to the inlet as base load. All these advantages result from Cold Air Induction

System being a net COMPRESSION system. It is unlike other manufacturers that supply net VACUUM systems. With ACAIS, the crossing of water is a BONUS!

Here is an Airflow on my old 2008 Tacoma:

Here is an Airflow on my current 2013 Tacoma: (custom fit with McNeil Fiberglass)

https://youtu.be/HFHlAj3w5qI
Click to expand...

How'd you get this to fit with the fiberglass?

Rusty15Tacoma · Nov 16, 2016

glorifiedwelder said: ↑

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LOL. Couldn't have said it any better

Subway4X4 · Nov 16, 2016

Does someone have contact information for Airflow corporate?
Maybe we can contact them to issue a complaint or many complaints about this.

Rhyno · Nov 16, 2016

Subway4X4 said: ↑

Does someone have contact information for Airflow corporate?
Maybe we can contact them to issue a complaint or many complaints about this.
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Yeah I was thinking everyone involved in this group buy that is at all concerned about getting what they paid for should make an attempt to contact Airflow and maybe get the wheels turning before they completely fall off this shit show.

medjah · Nov 16, 2016

Subway4X4 said: ↑

Does someone have contact information for Airflow corporate?
Maybe we can contact them to issue a complaint or many complaints about this.
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I am in. All I want is my Snorkel or money.

Subway4X4 · Nov 16, 2016

HAVVOKK said: ↑

How'd you get this to fit with the fiberglass?
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If you buy 30 Snorkels on this Group Buy, @mahaloTaco will tell you how.

Sorry... I'm so pissed right now, just had to laugh

fatfurious2 · Nov 16, 2016

Contact info:

StOrMyThEtAcO · Nov 16, 2016

Captain Taco said: ↑

Especially when the first 50 already paid. We shouldn't have to wait for thbe second 50
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my question is if the other 30 dont sell does that mean he send 100 back to airflow? whats the difference handing out the first 70 now or later.

Rhyno · Nov 16, 2016

mahaloTaco[OP] said: ↑

Hey guys so the supplier, Michael at Airflow, just forwarded me the emails some of you guys sent to him asking if I was scamming you or not.

I can see where you are coming from, but I do not appreciate that.

It is very frustrating how no one can seem to trust me.

I won't mention names but I am the retailer for this group buy so therefore I am who you need to contact.

Michael is a busy man and runs a huge business which caters to many types of vehicles. He doesn't need to deal with some Tacoma customers.

I can now confirm that this will be my first and last group buy as I feel disrespected and frustrated.

This Group Buy has taken time away from my life, my career, and my family.

Mahalo
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Perhaps Michael @ Airflow is who we should be addressing concerns too?

Rusty15Tacoma · Nov 16, 2016

fatfurious2 said: ↑

Contact info:

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Make sure when you call you have the order number, the persons info who ordered it, the quantity ordered, and all that jazz so it doesn't get confused with the previous shipment or the third potential shipment (after the second 50 unless the whole 100 is a one time deal to include our 50)

Also, not sure if a tracking number will do anyone any good. I've ordered stuff from China off eBay and it says "departed Whatever crap city in China" for like a month. Just thought I'd throw that out before a tracking number is found and it says "departed" Australian outback" a month ago and this Lynch mob starts emailing the port authority in Australia or the Australian government or embassy.

misdirection1982 · Nov 16, 2016

Here's the thing. If it only took 50 to get the group buy done and that barely happened why the hell would you commit to another 50?!? I get you we're trying to hook people up. But it was not told to anyone that the new rules were 100 paid before anyone gets theirs. As with the lack of info and the turn this group buy has made nobody in their right mind would send payment for the remaining spots.

misdirection1982 · Nov 16, 2016

Rusty15Tacoma said: ↑

Make sure when you call you have the order number, the persons info who ordered it, the quantity ordered, and all that jazz so it doesn't get confused with the previous shipment or the third potential shipment (after the second 50 unless the whole 100 is a one time deal to include our 50)

Also, not sure if a tracking number will do anyone any good. I've ordered stuff from China off eBay and it says "departed Whatever crap city in China" for like a month. Just thought I'd throw that out before a tracking number is found and it says "departed" Australian outback" a month ago and this Lynch mob starts emailing the port authority in Australia or the Australian government or embassy.
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See that's all well n good. But there's been no info on how many were shipped a tracking number a vessel number container number. Nothing.

fatfurious2 · Nov 16, 2016

Rusty15Tacoma said: ↑

Make sure when you call you have the order number, the persons info who ordered it, the quantity ordered, and all that jazz so it doesn't get confused with the previous shipment or the third potential shipment (after the second 50 unless the whole 100 is a one time deal to include our 50)

Also, not sure if a tracking number will do anyone any good. I've ordered stuff from China off eBay and it says "departed Whatever crap city in China" for like a month. Just thought I'd throw that out before a tracking number is found and it says "departed" Australian outback" a month ago and this Lynch mob starts emailing the port authority in Australia or the Australian government or embassy.
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We dont have an order number. We were all going through @mahaloTaco, under the assumption that he would fulfill delivery. And now its past the time, we have no updates besides, "he will get something this afternoon". I don't think that we can get any updates from Airflow unless we have an order number.

Subway4X4 · Nov 16, 2016

Rhyno said: ↑

Perhaps Michael @ Airflow is who we should be addressing concerns too?
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Hey @Rhyno - where did did this come from? I don't see it in the thread?

Hey guys so the supplier, Michael at Airflow, just forwarded me the emails some of you guys sent to him asking if I was scamming you or not.

I can see where you are coming from, but I do not appreciate that.

It is very frustrating how no one can seem to trust me.

I won't mention names but I am the retailer for this group buy so therefore I am who you need to contact.

Michael is a busy man and runs a huge business which caters to many types of vehicles. He doesn't need to deal with some Tacoma customers.

I can now confirm that this will be my first and last group buy as I feel disrespected and frustrated.

This Group Buy has taken time away from my life, my career, and my family.

Mahalo

Rhyno · Nov 16, 2016

misdirection1982 said: ↑

Here's the thing. If it only took 50 to get the group buy done and that barely happened why the hell would you commit to another 50?!? I get you we're trying to hook people up. But it was not told to anyone that the new rules were 100 paid before anyone gets theirs. As with the lack of info and the turn this group buy has made nobody in their right mind would send payment for the remaining spots.
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Actually it was stated quite clearly by mahalo that all 100 would be shipped to him once 50 were paid for and those paid for would be shipped to the payees once received without having to wait for the remaining snorkels to sell.

Rusty15Tacoma · Nov 16, 2016

fatfurious2 said: ↑

We dont have an order number. We were all going through @mahaloTaco, under the assumption that he would fulfill delivery. And now its past the time, we have no updates besides, "he will get something this afternoon". I don't think that we can get any updates from Airflow unless we have an order number.
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I know this. I just posted it because I'm sure someone will call or email requesting information and Airflow most likely will say "sorry mate, we can't just go giving out people's shipping information and such. We might find ourselves in quite the pickle."

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