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[Instiz] Cube is selling leftover B2ST light sticks to 4Nias?
Summary: OP claims Cube is repackaging left over B2ST lightsticks and selling them to 4Nias.
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Anyone that owns the B2ST light stick will know that their logo is engraved on the actual silver light bar itself (as shown in the picture). Cube must've decided that since they have leftovers of the light stick that'll count as a loss, they can scrape off the logo and resell them to 4Nias (speculation).
* Lists a number of laws this breaks
Along with the B2ST logo, the light stick also has engraved that it was 'Made in China'. On the 4minute sticker that is placed over it, however, it says 'Made in Korea'. I called Cube myself to ask for an explanation.
* Lists a number of laws this breaks
#Conversation with Cube (summarized)
OP: I took off the sticker on the 4minute light stick and saw that it had a logo that said 'Made in China'. The sticker itself says that it was in 'Made in Korea', so how can you explain this?
Cube: It's because the light sticks were produced at the same factory.
OP: Then why is there a B2ST logo on a 4minute light stick?
Cube: It's because the light sticks were produced at the same factory.
OP: We bought merchandise specifically for 4minute, not B2ST.
Cube: It's because the light sticks were produced at the same factory.
OP: And I also noticed that you had scraped off the B2ST logo before repackaging it and selling it. You do know that this is against the law, right?
Cube: ...
OP: Say something.
OP: What do you mean what kind of response? I'm asking what you're going to do about this.
Cube: We'll exchange the item for you for another light stick without the logo.
OP: Who will pay the shipping costs?
Cube: We will.
OP: I understand. I will call you again later.
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Source: Instiz
"Wow, Cube... You can't be like this." x50
"What's wrong with you, Cube...?"
"Cube, don't be like this..."
"Report this."
- "We are reporting this to the Korea Consumer Agency."
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Anyone that owns the B2ST light stick will know that their logo is engraved on the actual silver light bar itself (as shown in the picture). Cube must've decided that since they have leftovers of the light stick that'll count as a loss, they can scrape off the logo and resell them to 4Nias (speculation).
* Lists a number of laws this breaks
Along with the B2ST logo, the light stick also has engraved that it was 'Made in China'. On the 4minute sticker that is placed over it, however, it says 'Made in Korea'. I called Cube myself to ask for an explanation.
* Lists a number of laws this breaks
#Conversation with Cube (summarized)
OP: I took off the sticker on the 4minute light stick and saw that it had a logo that said 'Made in China'. The sticker itself says that it was in 'Made in Korea', so how can you explain this?
Cube: It's because the light sticks were produced at the same factory.
OP: Then why is there a B2ST logo on a 4minute light stick?
Cube: It's because the light sticks were produced at the same factory.
OP: We bought merchandise specifically for 4minute, not B2ST.
Cube: It's because the light sticks were produced at the same factory.
OP: And I also noticed that you had scraped off the B2ST logo before repackaging it and selling it. You do know that this is against the law, right?
Cube: ...
OP: Say something.
Cube: What kind of response are you fishing for?
OP: What do you mean what kind of response? I'm asking what you're going to do about this.
Cube: We'll exchange the item for you for another light stick without the logo.
OP: Who will pay the shipping costs?
Cube: We will.
OP: I understand. I will call you again later.
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Source: Instiz
"Wow, Cube... You can't be like this." x50
"What's wrong with you, Cube...?"
"Cube, don't be like this..."
"Report this."
- "We are reporting this to the Korea Consumer Agency."
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