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super bright mix up (never mind/problem solved)

If you open them and they are steel I will exchange them for you and deal with Dunlop

ok great! thank you for the offer!
when i get home i will!

so in my experience i think have only ever tried the steels (trusting the individual string paper packaging) . and i like them a lot and they stay bright forever. am not even sure if i really want nickels any more! so am ok keeping these rather than to ship them back to the USA. and if they are nickel inside i wouldn't mind finding out how i like them nickels but am guessing they wont be as bright. either ways i'd rather keep them then ship them back. you know what i have to call another friend who got strings for me after i got my then new mtd bass from the states. this is taking interesting turns for me.
 
my internet had died on me for a while. but 7 hours later ground hog day crisis averted/false alarm. my friend sent me this screen shot of the order she got from the usa for me. so turns out i got two steel sets in another order and forgot that i did. i kept the old steel individual packaging and some how stuffed it along side nickel boxes and confused my own self 6 months later!!

sorry for the drama, i freaked out because i usually have a very very good memory (or so i thought?) ! hence i really had a total of 6 sets of super brights 2 steels (now used) and 4 nickels (which are yet to be opened) some were borrowed by friends and later returned back with new packages which added to the confusion GAH!!

@SLaPiNFuNK woops! turns out jim dunlop guys are solid and it is I who was trippin and that makes a lot more sense now!!
 

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my internet had died on me for a while. but 7 hours later ground hog day crisis averted/false alarm. my friend sent me this screen shot of the order she got from the usa for me. so turns out i got two steel sets in another order and forgot that i did. i kept the old steel individual packaging and some how stuffed it along side nickel boxes and confused my own self 6 months later!!

sorry for the drama, i freaked out because i usually have a very very good memory (or so i thought?) ! hence i really had a total of 6 sets of super brights 2 steels (now used) and 4 nickels (which are yet to be opened) some were borrowed by friends and later returned back with new packages which added to the confusion GAH!!

@SLaPiNFuNK woops! turns out jim dunlop guys are solid and it is I who was trippin and that makes a lot more sense now!!
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Huge kudos to Jason at Bass Strings Online for offering to take care of this for you though, even though you bought them elsewhere. That's more than customer service, that's just 'awesome guy-ness' :)

Now..your next step. Figure out which ones you like and order a bunch of them from BSO while they're on sale!
 
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Huge kudos to Jason at Bass Strings Online for offering to take care of this for you though, even though you bought them elsewhere. That's more than customer service, that's just 'awesome guy-ness' :)

Now..your next step. Figure out which ones you like and order a bunch of them from BSO while they're on sale!


thats talkbass!! jason is awesome! they are on sale!? i gotta get a a dozen for me and my bass peeps here! should act on it fast!
 
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