The Topps CompanyReviews of topps.com

Endlich ne Goldreflektor 46/50 gezogen und dann ist die einfach in allen Richtungen 5mm schief gestanzt!!

FINGER WEG! Ich habe am 13. Oktober 2025 eine Bestellung aufgegeben, aber nur eine unvollständige Lieferung erhalten. Auf mehrere Nachfragen per E-Mail gab es keinerlei Rückmeldung vom Unternehmen. Erst über den PayPal-Käuferschutz wurde der Fall schließlich zu meinen Gunsten entschieden und der Betrag erstattet. Sehr enttäuschend ist vor allem die fehlende Kommunikation – weder eine Antwort noch eine Klärung oder Entschuldigung. So etwas darf bei einem seriösen Online-Händler nicht passieren. Aufgrund dieser Erfahrung kann ich den definitv Shop NICHT empfehle!

Ritirano dal mercato troppo in fretta le collezioni, non danno la possibilità di acquistare le mancanti sul sito per completare l'album, però le altre si, un controsenso e un disservizio, per niente al top!

o acquistato due box di bustine Champions League. Sono praticamente identici IDENTICI STESSE FIGURINE NEL SECONDO BOX non è stata attaccata una figurina Mi hanno inviato 2 box con all'interno le stesse identiche figurine. ladri

Dreadful customer service. Have no interest in helping me even though on three occasions I have bought packets which contain fewer cards than advertised / incorrect cards.

You charge 100$ for topps chrome in Canada with no guarantee of any hit of any kind. It is some serious bullshido . I personally want you to boycott these scamming turds until they can come clean

Topps ran an absolute scam at The National this year. They allow dealers to sell Hobby Boxes well over retail to the general public, heavily promoting the Silver Pack giveaway as the incentive. But here’s the catch: they handed out most—if not all—of the Silver Packs before the show even opened to the public. Dealers were lined up early and walked away with them before a single kid got in the door. My 14-year-old spent a month mowing lawns just to attend. We paid a premium for a Topps box—specifically to get a Silver Pack—and were turned away Thursday by 11 a.m., and again Saturday before 10 a.m. Topps had no interest in making it right. They knew what they were doing. This wasn’t poor planning. It was manipulative marketing that took advantage of kids and collectors. Shame on Topps and Fanatics for turning one of the biggest shows of the year into a money grab at fans’ expense.

My grandson’s 1st experience in earning money to buy something he really wanted was marred by deliberate misrepresentation by Topps of their product. In a $60 box of 80 cards labeled “Signature Cards” there wasn’t a single signature card. There is no disclaimer stating that there is no guarantee of even 1 signature card. Only after having our claim rejected did they state there is no guarantee. What does the label “Signature Cards” imply? It couldn’t be more misleading.