Kickstarter

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      Creator Steve Lipinski on September 5, 2012

      @Brian cool story bro, care to tell another? I can't wait for your project, since it will be handled so masterfully by the likes of you. Perhaps it will be a hat like the super cool one you are rocking but it will have a compartment for a hankerchief!!

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      Creator Brian Connelly on September 4, 2012

      @Jeremy --- Clueless is how this project is running... I have run many companies in my life thus far. I have manufactured parts and complete objects -- with proper management and QA I have yet to have this kind of miss.

      I am about to launch a kickstarter -- and if I come close to managing it like this -- then I would go with "clueless" -- but to state an ETA of Feb. and miss it by this much -- with little to zero explanations -- that is not good management.
      I am glad you are happy and have faith in these guys -- and I hope your faith pans out.

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      Creator Brian Masters on September 3, 2012

      Craig & David... I understand the delays that are inherent in creating and bringing a new product to market and I appreciate the updates that you provide. Now, that being said, in my mind, such patience should be rewarded with, oh, I dunno, maybe an upgrade in lighting or something. For all the delays and frustration you have felt, we have felt it right along with you. This relatively small investment would, I think, go a long way in recognizing the patience and understanding of those that invested in you guys and this idea over 6-7 months ago. What d'ya think?

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      Creator Jeremy Krantz on August 29, 2012

      Brian & Norma: You guys seem pretty clueless. It's not that easy to create something from scratch and having it manufactured. We'll be getting our tanks, I have complete faith in these guys. If a manufacturer doesn't drill the right thing according to specifications, they have to completely start over. That means hours in AUTOCAD, hours adjusting the manufacturing machines, and repeating the process over and over until it works. Samples need to be mailed, that also takes time. Be patient.

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      Creator Greg Jennings on August 28, 2012

      Thanks for the update guys. Looking forward to it.

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      Creator Norma Oriz-Berrios on August 28, 2012

      At this point I honestly have little faith that I will ever get the Fish Tank. I feel duped!

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      Creator Brian Connelly on August 28, 2012

      Kickstarter was also billed as a way to let the investors\supporters have an inside view of the process. This has not happened --- instead we get people saying be patient -- that's not good -- what needs to be said is -- we are your investors\clients -- Why is the project delayed so much? What is going on? Was too much money spent on marketing materials? We will never know. Instead we get to watch the project grow older and older with the same excuse for every update. This is odd -- if I were a project manager on this team -- I think my job would be in jeopardy if this is the way I update my clients. Also as for being patient -- it seems that ran out about 3 months after the ETA of Feb 2012.

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      Creator AdamDork on August 28, 2012

      Is there ANY OTHER pieces that need to be fixed? Every update you say one last piece so I just want to be sure!

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      Creator Carleton Torpin on August 28, 2012

      To Matthew and Mallory, Kickstarter is about buying into the possibility of a product. Don't back if you're not a patient person. To Mallory specifically, sorry to hear about your fish.

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       Creator Mallory Chavez on August 28, 2012

       @Matthew and the NoClean Aquarium team, there are several kick starter projects that I have backed that fail to deliver products in their estimated time frame. Ones that take significantly longer (like this project) usually send out messages or have some method of confirming that you still want the product before charging you; unfortunately this is not required. You have to understand that a lot of people using this site are going through the process of creating a product for the first time for mass consumption and underestimate the time it takes to achieve distribution. Honestly, I no longer want the aquarium anymore, my fish is sick and going to die any day now. Sadly, he will never see the aquarium and I don't plan on getting a new fish. Although NoClean Aquariums is getting pretty far from their delivery date, it was only an estimate. Once they invest the money they may not be able to give you the option to back out.

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       Creator Matt on August 28, 2012

       Seriously? What a pitiful update. You douches owe me two aquariums. Pay up or f off. What a joke this has turned out to be.