Deck Finesse

I’m happy to announce that in a few weeks time we’ll be adding an e-store to our website.

The existing order-form, originally built to take pre-orders, has been in desperate need of updating ever since we launched around one year ago. We started building our real store early in 2015 but unfortunately I became rather busy with other projects. Deck Finesse’s activities slowed and the of completion of the new shop was completely side-lined.

While nothing fancy I am extremely happy that potential customers will very soon be able to shop with us in a more familiar way and benefit from such things as being able to read customer reviews for the first time.

Robert D. Adams

Robert and Jungle finally getting round to some work on the website and online shop.

We have both been busy with other projects and neglecting Deck Finesse’s purchasing experience but we’re now just a few days work away from testing the new store. 

We have at least fixed most of the bugs with our blog so you can now read all our blog entries, listed in catagories on our website: 

Over the next few weeks Robert and Jungle will be making some changes to our website. What we currently have has served us well enough to let people know who we are and what we are doing however we feel its time to update a few things. 

The most noticeable difference will be the the replacement of our order form with a proper online shop. While our purchasing experience is perfectly secure and efficient we feel that it’s about time we had the shopping cart and checkout that everyone is used to.

We knew it would have to happen at some point as we add more products to our collection but now feel that we may benefit from it in the short term as well.

Another change will be to move our blog to the website. Although we may continue to feed posts here or elsewhere also.

Finally apart from tidying up some images and fiddling with the look we will find a place to show off the wonderful feedback we’ve received so far.

Since launching we’ve collected quotes from some well respected magicians and collectors that should really be one of the first things people see when they discover our products.

So whilst our wonderful customers are happy and everyone we speak to loves our display cases, hopefully in a few weeks the quality of our products and service will become more apparent to new visitors to our website.

Thanks to everyone who took part on the final day - day nine!

The winner is...Robert Wright.

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Thanks to everyone who took part on day eight.

The winner is….Volant Angel.

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The deck photographed was Red Monarchs by Theory 11. We accepted all 36 answers.

Thanks to everyone who took part on day seven.

The winner is….Mark Anderson.

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The deck photographed was a dark Pagan by Uusi. We accepted all 25 answers.

Thanks to everyone who took part on day six.

The winner is…Simon Ballinger Bretteville Plum.

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The deck photographed was a green (Lee Asher signature) Fournier 605's. We accepted all 25 answers.

Thanks for everyone who took part on day five.

The winner is…Bob Stancil!

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The deck photographed was Karnival Hornets by Big Blind Media and we accepted all 27 answers.

Thanks for everyone who took part on day four.

The winner is…Kyle Morangatang!

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The deck photographed was actually the gold version of Ritual playing cards by Elite Playing Cards.

It has been brought to our attention that the faces are the same as the original red version and since we left no clue to distinguish between them, we have accepted Ritual Playing Cards as correct. 

With the exception of the comment 'this is ritual no?' we accepted all 22 answers.