who is going to ayu 10th anniversary concert and can help buy goods?

me0wie · #1 4th February 2008, 04:28 AM

any kind soul who is going for the concert and can help to buy goods from there? its always super expensive to buy online + official sites like mu-mo don't ship overseas.

truehappiness · #2 4th February 2008, 05:58 AM

I'm sure someone going to the concert will probably do this for others.

Preferably, I think it should be someone experienced in shipping stuff out to people.. [so no mishaps happen]~

Whoever does volunteer for this sort of thing, be sure to go early! That way, no lines [well... if you go to an ASIA date, going early might not matter! D:!!]

alternarist · #3 4th February 2008, 03:46 PM

I went to Hong Kong last year. and they limit each person to only purchase 2 of each items. i wanna buy 3 wristbands, 1 for myself, 2 for my friends, they refused. Ended up i have to ask some stranger to buy the 3rd one for me. It kinda sucks. Yeah but the key is to queue earlier. then u will have a variety of goods for u to choose.

Hope this policy doesnt affect any other concerts locations..

Suteisi · #4 4th February 2008, 07:45 PM

I was looking on eBay for things from CDL07-08 and the few things that were being sold were extremely expensive(a t-shirt was 80$USD). I only wanted a cell-phone strap and it was being sold for $30. I was so tempted to buy it >.< Then I reminded myself that it would be better to support Ayu by buying her Dvds and CDs, instead of a small item that someone will benifit the money from.

Make friends in Japan! Maybe you'll get lucky.

Can someone who doesn't have a ticket to go in the concert still get items sold before hand? (Just curious)

sexysaucestar · #5 4th February 2008, 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Neffiline

Can someone who doesn't have a ticket to go in the concert still get items sold before hand? (Just curious)

I guess that depends on where the concert hall is. I have only been to the Yoyogi hall for the concerts, and there the tour goods stands are outside of the concert venue anyway. If you are strolling around that area, you can still go to the stands/booths outside of the venue and buy goods, even if you don't have a ticket for the concert.

me0wie · #6 5th February 2008, 01:43 AM

i guess if there's no one then the last resort is to make use of vpost.. which is not cheap either! SGD$30 for the first kg, and $15 for subsequent kg... anyone interested could check it out...