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Saturday, November 10, 2018

2018.11.10 It's Been a Week & a Half, but Still Nothing....

2018.11.10 It's Been a Week & a Half, but Still Nothing....
It's not been lost on us here at Not Another Dime (For Ken Whitman) that he's been completely silent since our last post twelve days ago. Not "STFU Haters" or "You suck and now get your pencils last".....nothing.....

....and the silence is deafening.

Clearly there is a market for the pencil dice because another manufacturer was able to make some. Norse Foundry makes some version of d6 pencil dice. We're not seeing them on their Facebook Shop, but they are on their regular web store.

We do recommend though that IF you check out Norse Foundry for some pencils, that you keep your shopping details to yourself so that Ken "Whit" Whitman cannot attempt to take credit for fulfilling your Pencil Dice or RPG Pencil Dice Kickstarters. Yes, this sounds totally recockulous, BUT it has happened before.

2018.11.10 Facebook Post

3 comments:

  1. DraconianNovember 12, 2018 at 4:15 PM

    So THAT'S what a finished product looks like! We had forgotten...
    Most RPG Kickstarters of mine go good, with at worst a couple of months of delay, but not 3-4 years. There are "completion" check-marks along most of my Backed projects except for the embarrassing blank boxes next to the ones started by Ken's non-existent company.

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  2. Dark-StarNovember 28, 2018 at 5:45 PM

    Tut tut! You only paid in money. Pay in a little effort!

    Say...a note written in red ink on the door of his house.

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  3. DraconianNovember 29, 2018 at 11:22 AM

    Now, now! No extreme actions. This is a clear-cut delay of YEARS with NO proof that Kickstarter funds are still there, NO legitimate registered company for these Kickstarters, and INSANE public statements by the perpetrator of these Kickstarters.

    If Ken "Whit" Whitman kept the money, he didn't pay taxes on it and that spells BIG trouble with the I.R.S.

    An individual or a game company needs to take the initiative to start a Class-Action Lawsuit, and hundreds will stand in line behind it.

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