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Giddy-Up Games, a TCG store in Campbell River

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Giddy-Up Games

582 S Dogwood St #3, Campbell River, BC V9W 6M4, Canada, V9W 6M4 Campbell River, British Columbia

4.1(20 reviews on Google)
Magic: The GatheringFlesh and Blood
+12505163605 sohailmrabii@gmail.com Website Instagram Facebook View on Google Maps

Tuesday: 12 PM–9 PM

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  • Monday: 12 PM–5 PM
  • Tuesday: 12 PM–9 PM
  • Wednesday: 12 PM–9 PM
  • Thursday: 12 PM–9 PM
  • Friday: 12 PM–9 PM
  • Saturday: 12 PM–9 PM
  • Sunday: 12 PM–5 PM
Accepts cards Wheelchair accessible Parking

Google Reviews

Brody

2 months ago

Great price, friendly staff, and a large gaming area. Managed to snap a couple miniatures that are not easy to find.

João Lima

2 months ago

Super knowledgeable and friendly owner. Hang around for like an hour just chatting and asking questions about the hobbies. Definitely check out this store if you’re curious about the hobby or if you know what you’re looking for!

liam huerter

4 months ago

Selling Heavily Played cards at Near Mint price. Major attitude problem when I confronted the clerk about this as well. Cards are not sorted so if you have a list you need to find the cards yourself. Worst customer experience I’ve ever had at a card shop. Would not recommend

Curt Carbonell

4 months ago

Popped in for a quick look around. Was treated by the owner who was very friendly and knowledgeable. Answered questions I didn't know I even had as I explored model and figure painting. Left much more confident in starting my new hobby than when I entered. Definitely coming back.

An Abra

4 months ago

Hey I have never been to this store but apparently one of the owners of this store likes to argue with people on Facebook over retail policy on Facebook. Not really professional when someone was just asking questions about why it's some how "policy" to crack an official seal of a booster box when someone purchases one. I was completely respectful to this person and they just wrote me this. Also whatever you do don't buy booster boxes from them since apparently it's their policy to break the seal of that booster box before giving it to you. Should this happen with an online order that would mean you would never know if packs or swapped depending on whatever booster box you buy for whatever game. Since depending on foiling certain packs can weigh heavier and thus be replaced to try and fix the pull rate of higher value cards. That's not a very honest or transparent policy. If this is how they treat people who ask questions then I can't say I recommend them. In an online or in person capacity. For context on the conversation below it was about how some stores will take the official seal off of product (mostly booster boxes) and sell them that way. I was respectful and just asked if they could do that since the official seal is part of the product being sold and that raises integrity issues of potentially fixing and weighing packs. Then I proceeded to get these comments providing no source on if stores are allowed to do that and claimed to be this stores owner. Please don't buy product without an official seal especially if it is a high value item like any sort of Booster Box regardless of the game wether it be Magic the Gatherings, Pokemon, whatever. I would not trust any business that treats anyone who asks questions respectfully this way let alone who tampers with seals self amiditly. Also if you are reading this it is not slander if it is true and simply your own words. I don't know this business's financials but this type of behavior to people is unnacaptable and I would hate see how they treat people in person. Edit as to I was responded to: It is perfectly fine if you want to break the seal but that should definitely be clearly communicated to the consumer before purchasing ESPECIALLY online, and should be given a discount on that said product since you are now no longer buying a factory sealed product. I understand for selling individual packs of course but I'm referring mostly to booster boxes. Even if you do not weigh packs the image that you could be is also problematic. It is a conflict of interest to do that, and a conflict of interest only requires the perception of the public and not the direct action. Also, if this is one of your employees maybe remind him that what he says reflects back at all times especially on the internet and to maintain a professional standard when dealing with the public. You are handling thousands of dollars worth of goods and consumer trust is very important. This unprofessionalism is not acceptable. Regardless, something being sealed is a consumer entitlement that is being taken away. I understand avoiding scalpers but that should not come at the deficit of the genuine consumers.

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