defstartrooper
Sr Member
I'd like you to answer one question, if you can then. If most people knew they were not getting a screen accurate helmet, why were so many out defending the helmet as indeed being screen accurate? If you look back, you will find far more people had jumped on the screen accuracy tack than did not.
I already did answer that twice " or were aware of the concerns of others "
a con is only a con if someone is unaware.
I don't believe there were many that believed AA's products were completely screen accurate, the majority of people knew they weren't and the rest were aware that others had pointed out that they weren't.
Those that believed the sales patter rather than their own eyes were few and far between.