Have you realized that it is not 100%alpaca? http://www.amazon.com/review/R1DUAL4ZTT6CXT/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B000LQK9AO&linkCode=&nodeID=&t Have you realized that it is not 100%alpaca? http://www.amazon.co... » Read More Have you realized that it is not 100%alpaca? http://www.amazon.com/review/R1DUAL4ZTT6CXT/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B000LQK9AO&linkCode=&nodeID=&t « Show Less
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I'm sure it is Alpaca. It is very warm which you will not get with acrylic. Acrylic is cold to the touch, if cold outside. This blanket is cosy. It would make sense that the binding is not 100 percent alpaca. The binding needs to be strong to prevent fraying
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The label on mine says 100% Alpaca. It certainly is light and warm. Perhaps the binding thread is something else?
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I can't answer that question-- I bought one and I guess I must have read something wrong - - I actually wanted a terra cotta one forget the one I got!! I guess I'll just throw it away as I donm't want to pass it on to someone!! Pat Stephens
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Thanks G. Mercado, I did notice that it wasn't actually Amazon itself selling at the higher price. I was just referring to the extra $200.00 profit that Toyzz was trying to make. I seriously thought it was a misprint as I would hope people are not that desperate for TC. I know I am not!
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I feel compelled to inform consumers...and it saddens me that this company is misleading customers as I have a few oils I have purchased from them in the past... But PURE Vanilla Essential Oil does NOT exist. As I researched myself into the difference and such...http://www.lgbotanicals.com/Vanilla-Pure-Essential-Oil--No-Such-Thing_b_27.html#.VN5j7v54rYg
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I was wondering that myself. VERY disappointed. I've been buying this food from Amazon for a long time, but I might go back to the pet store to buy it now. Hope Amazon lowers the price soon.
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I just submitted a photo to be published of the back of mine. Hopefully that will help you and others looking at the product. It's silly that they didn't already supply that in the listing. It is down at the bottom of page next to the reviews. Looks like there was one down there but I provided a close up view that might help.
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The other comment that the bean from Amazon is not as fresh as those from the farm is completely untrue. These beans you buy from Amazon are directly shipped from the farm.
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The handle broke on the one I bought a year ago. When I called Furminator, they said it was common among fakes. I sent it in for their inspection and they subsequently confirmed mine was a fake. It certainly didn't look like a fake to me but the new one I just ordered (per their instructions) from Drs. Foster and Smith seems more substantial. Also, the blade cover on the fake was almost impossible to put on. The new one slides on effortlessly. Hmm.... The fact that they're $15-20 below MSRP should've been a flag. Tried to fill out an Amazon A-Z guarantee but that wasn't possible. Hope Amazon is reading this since they do the fulfillment for this company. The handle broke on the one I bought a year ago. When I called Furminator, they said it was common among fakes. I sent it in for their inspection and they subsequently confirmed mine was a fake. It certainly didn't look like a fake to me but the new one I just ordered (per their instructions) from Drs. Foster and Smith seems more substantial. Also, the blade cover on the fake was almost impossible to put on. The new one slides on effortlessly. Hmm.... The fact that they're $15-20 below MSRP should've been a flag. Tried to fill out an Amazon A-Z guarantee but that wasn't possible. Hope... » Read More The handle broke on the one I bought a year ago. When I called Furminator, they said it was common among fakes. I sent it in for their inspection and they subsequently confirmed mine was a fake. It certainly didn't look like a fake to me but the new one I just ordered (per their instructions) from Drs. Foster and Smith seems more substantial. Also, the blade cover on the fake was almost impossible to put on. The new one slides on effortlessly. Hmm.... The fact that they're $15-20 below MSRP should've been a flag. Tried to fill out an Amazon A-Z guarantee but that wasn't possible. Hope Amazon is reading this since they do the fulfillment for this company. « Show Less
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I don't believe you did, though it is very hard to tell between the real and fakes, I'm looking at the tags and it looks very official. I ordered this before my realization of all the bootlegs around, and I will never order plushes online again, but I'm not saying it's not fake, it looks very official. Try to look online, lots of great poketubers(pokemon Youtubers) out there that can help you better than this message can.
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I agree totally concerning the description being inadequate. I find this to be true about Amazon's inadequate or non-existant descriptions. I have put off buying many things from Amazon because I refuse to buy until I know for certain what I'm buying.
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I think if you go to a specialty bedding store they could inform you why certain wool products cost more than others...for instance-this comforter doesn't really come with any assurance its from a specific breed or region (other than Australia) or sustainably or organically raised... so maybe with other comforters, those assurances drive the cost up. I just paid 385 for a 4" thick wool mattress pad from oregon from sustainably raised, organic oregon sheep. Its great too. This comforter really is a fantastic buy-it really is a good quality and so much better than down! I think you could easily spend more for something that performs the same-but why do that? I think if you go to a specialty bedding store they could inform you why certain wool products cost more than others...for instance-this comforter doesn't really come with any assurance its from a specific breed or region (other than Australia) or sustainably or organically raised... so maybe with other comforters, those assurances drive the cost up. I just paid 385 for a 4" thick wool mattress pad from oregon from sustainably raised, organic oregon sheep. Its great too. This comforter really is a fantastic buy-it really is a good quality and so much better than down! I think you could... » Read More I think if you go to a specialty bedding store they could inform you why certain wool products cost more than others...for instance-this comforter doesn't really come with any assurance its from a specific breed or region (other than Australia) or sustainably or organically raised... so maybe with other comforters, those assurances drive the cost up. I just paid 385 for a 4" thick wool mattress pad from oregon from sustainably raised, organic oregon sheep. Its great too. This comforter really is a fantastic buy-it really is a good quality and so much better than down! I think you could easily spend more for something that performs the same-but why do that? « Show Less
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It never occured to me, but mine too is not like the images on amazon. I am very happy with mine and recommend it but it does not match the images.
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It is not alpaca and burns like cheap plasting, meaning fast! look at this video: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1DUAL4ZTT6CXT/
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Oh, really?! Mine isn't scratchy to me at all. I mean, it IS faux. It's not going to be anywhere near the kind of softness of real mink. This is really subjective, of course, but on a scale of 1-10 of softness, hmmm, I guess maybe I would give it a 7 or thereabouts. It's so hard to rate. As far as shedding, I've had absolutely no shedding. I think I read a review or two of people who had ordered this item before I did and they said there was some shedding. I just didn't experience any of that. I've had mine now for over a year I think and it's like brand new, no shedding and I just adore it. Hope that helps. :)
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we cannot help you for faulty merchandise; however, since the company has admitted in an Australian legal settlement that the product was falsely advertised and has no scientific basis for its claims (see http://www.accc.gov.au/content/index.phtml/itemId/964074 ), we are interested in US buyers (especially California residents) who feel the product was not as advertised. www.ceh.org
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Dear Mata, These are NOT alpaca... they are, in fact, a total 100% synthetic fiber ripoff!! I'm not sure how they can get away with such a blatant deception and that Amazon has allowed them to continue to sell these blankets. Good Luck and BEWARE! AGM
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I don't know why that would be happening. I tried it myself, went to the item and added it to my cart, and the picture looks the same there as it did on the description page. You might want to contact Amazon customer service and ask them about it to make sure you get what you think you're ordering. Sorry I can't be of more help.