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Did anyone NOT get theirs?

I paid for mine ahead of time, and have contacted Frontline Gaming 3-4 times since the event, but still no shirt.

Did this happen to anyone else? Starting to think I got ripped off.

I don't have connection with Frontline but i do know custom T-shirt don't come that quickly. If they use online t-shirt maker usually takes 4-6 weeks to make it then a week or 2 shipping just to arrive at their shop. And that if they don't run into any problem.

Cortez667

We have emailed everyone that didn't get a shirt and told them we would mail them out on our dime to people who didn't get them at the event.

We also announced it several times on the podcast and to my knowledge all of them did go out.

PM'ing me would have been a good way to get to the bottom of this as opposed to starting a thread about it.

PM your real name and I will see what the status is. I am sure it was some type of logistical error. We gain nothing by ripping people off for the $4 we actually make on shirts, haha.

That's what I would have thought as well. But a PM and 3 e-mails later (including the one in response to the one you guys sent out on the topic) apparently wasn't enough.

The intent of this thread was by no means malicious, it was merely out of frustration. I can't begin to imagine all the work that went into that event (and it was a truly great weekend) but it must have been a lot; something like someone's t-shirt falls through the cracks easily. I get that.

In any case, PM sent.

We've got you covered, and no hard feelings. You paid for your shirt, you deserve to get it, end of story. You were acting fairly.

Frontline always comes through. Reece you and Frankie are a class act!

Cortez, I'm sure you'll get your stuff, just hang in there.