The tracking still hadn’t updated, even before the end of the last business day. I would at least have an idea about when my package could be delivered. Overnight a UPS label had been created and within another 24 hours, + or – I thought I’d see some movement in their network. I chose UPS Ground over USPS because of the box size and Cornerstone Logistics tracking system. I didn’t need it for Christmas delivery and didn’t know I’d still be caught in the holiday rush. I waited until Tuesday, December 17, 2013. Almost always I’ll order a Matty Collector Ghostbusters toy on the first sale day. Shipping: I know I wasn’t alone with my shipping experience, I appreciate the support group ghostheads have had.
It’s unfortunate in a way ordering from them comes with risk. While I could have budgeted better, with the tax and s/h, Matty Collector was the least expensive to buy the wand from. Because of how they control a collectors market, being “sold out” within days when we all know they aren’t, and the odd shipping company they use I didn’t know if I wanted to go through that again. When Mattel announced their latest prop toy would have lights, sounds, a motor, and vibrate at a reasonable price, I became intrigued. Their has been talk of rewiring, it could be costly. In recent years their has been a gradual process to repair and restore my pack. Sometime during the early 2000s something went wrong and the pack has never worked correctly again. I had a real Proton Pack and could become a Ghostbuster once again. During the 16th anniversary of Ghostbusters, that didn’t matter. My prop Proton Pack replica and its accompanying wand didn’t have sound. Intro: The last time I owned a particle thrower that had lights and could vibrate was during the early 2000s.
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