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" Brand: Nivea / Type: Sun Lotion / Subcategory: Moisturiser / What it does: Moisturizes / Contents/Size: 200ml "
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The NIVEA SUN Moisturising Sun Lotion is available for GBP 8.00.
The sun lotion comes in a blue plastic bottle with a yellow closing cap. On the plastic bottle are the product name and product information. The plastic bottles includes 200 ml.
The NIVEA SUN Moisturising Sun Lotion is available for GBP 8.00.
The sun lotion comes in a blue plastic bottle with a yellow closing cap. On the plastic bottle are the product name and product information. The plastic bottles includes 200 ml.
The sun lotion is described as follows. "NIVEA SUN Moisturising Sun Lotion combine NIVEA SUN''s advanced protection expertise with all the care of NIVEA for soft, protected skin. The non-sticky, easily absorbed formula works as soon as it is applied to the skin to provide immediate protection. It also helps to reduce the risk of sun allergies. The fast acting formula with skin''s own Hydramine provides long-lasting moisturisation for smooth, supple skin."
The sun lotion has a liquid texture, nevertheless it can be applied and spread well. The sun lotion absorbs within a short time. The skin feels gentle and smooth after applying. The sun lotion moisturizes and cares for the skin. The sun lotion leaves no greasy film. The sun lotion provides immediate sun protection.
The sun lotion has a fresh scent. The scent can be noticed after use.
I can recommend the NIVEA SUN Moisturising Sun Lotion as it provides immediate sun protection and moisturizes the skin. The sun lotion cares for the skin and leaves a gentle feeling on the skin.
So of course over the last week or so the lovely shiny thing in the sky has been beaming down and giving us absolutely fabulous weather! Luckily I had stocked up on some nivea sun lotion as we are going to Barbados in August so I had some on hand ready and raring to go! Having a little one, and being very skin sensitive I generally opt for the highest SPF possible and where I can get a bargain I will! I think I picked up this 200ml bottle for half price in Wilkinsons a while ago costing only £4!
The lotion comes in a standard deep blue bottle, with the Nivea logo and is easy to get out through a flip top lid. It's not the most elegant, or snazzy looking bottles but when on my dresser it is easy to spot! It contains nourishing ingredients with a combination of with Vitamin E, Panthenol and natural Almond Oil, which are ideal as it smells nice, leaves skin feeling well nourished, whilst also completely protected and I feel it does a great 2 in 1 job.
The lotion itself is a slightly white-creamish liquid with a hint of a silver glimmer in it. It is not slimy or greasy, but is easy to apply. The only slightly annoying thing is it is quite thick and if you squirt too much it is a nightmare to rub in! I learnt the hard way when too much came out and when I tried to overload and rub it all in I was left with a blue-ish, grey-ish shimmer all on my arms and legs! Sure it absorbed in eventually out in the sunshine but at first it is not the most attractive look! A little really goes a long way, so only squeeze out a small blob at a time as it is more than sufficient and means this bottle will last us ages!
Instructions on the bottle are easy to follow: apply before sun exposure, enough to give a visible layer before rubbing in, (so it sits on the skin in a white-ish blue-ish coloured layer) and then let it dry. Next, reapply the cream all over the body to ensure adequate coverage and no missed areas.
Whenever we go on holiday and also whilst in the UK with the lovely sunshine we have been having we follow these instructions, and always apply a more liberal amount when at peak times of heat such as between 11am - 3pm. Using this nivea cream honestly has protected our whole family brilliantly as none of us have got any sunburn or peeling skin and I am amazed at how my daughter has tanned already! God help us when we get to the Caribbean!
Of course sun tan lotions are not cheap, and the better the brand and the more SPF factor the more the price, but I am really loyal to Nivea so I am wary of venturing to any cheap brands! It is a cream I would definitely recommend as it does the job and so it gets a gleaming 5 stars :)
I have been using this product ever since I was a child, or rather old enough to use it. As a child I never really noticed anything special about it, but as I got older I found it did not work. I started using it again last year when my mother bought another of this product and I found it did not work. I used it last year when the UK had 24 degrees and I found that it did not work. I went out and when I came back found myself with sun stroke. I was out in 24 degrees when this is factor 50 and it could not even cover that. Recently, I used this product again whilst sitting reading in the garden and found myself once again burnt, but not as bad as sun stroke. I would say this product is in effective unless used on children and this is disgusting as it is an adult product.
The product comes in a dark blue bottle that has a blue lid but and orange cap. This product holds 200ml of the lotion inside. The front of the bottle has the branding logo of Nivea with the additional lexis sun underneath to help the consumer to acknowledge this is a sun lotion. In large letters it states 'Moisturizing Sun Lotion.' This element of the product is true. Though it does not work on my skin, I find that it moisturizes well. Under that it states the factor and how deemably high the factor is. For example for me it states 'very high.' The bottom of the bottle in orange writing states what the product is useful for, such as non-sticky, easily absorbed and water resistant. The back of the product would most likely have the bar code on and other details. There is a diagram on how useful the factor is and important usage instructions. It tells you to apply very generously and keep doing so every 20 minutes. Which I find a little extreme.
I would not recommend this product to anyone unless you have children under the age of fifteen. However, you may have different skin to me. Mine is very pale and sensitive, whereas yours might not be. The product states to keep re-applying frequently, but in my opinion I think this is what makes you burn. Wet and moisturized surfaces is what helps your skin to burn in direct sun. If you would like this product you can buy it at Superdrug for £5.29 or you can buy it from Wilkinson and Body Care for a couple of pound cheaper, but I personally would not recommend this product. The only upside for me is its scent and that it may work at 14 degrees, but if that's the case you don't need lotion.
I have very sensitive skin and when the weather gets really nice like it has lately I need to make sure that I have the best protection due to burning very badly. I also have 3 children who I like to make sure are well protected against the rays of the sun due to their skin being very sensitive.
I have always used nivea because I think that it a trusted brand that is well known to many people and is always recommended. Latley I have been told that sun protection is not the factor that it states on the bottle from news reports and tests that have been carried out and I know that the factor 50+ is the highest that is available so I cannot go wrong with it.
It is a 200ml bottle which will last around a month when using twice a day on the whole family. This is good but can be very expensive depending on where you shop. This size bottle has cost me upto £8 once but I now tend to search for the shops that are selling it on a special price.
This is a moisturising sun lotion which protects you from the sun and keeps your skin soft and supple which is good due to the sun can dry out your skin and when you are exposed to sun rays on a daily basis it can make your skin age quicker than it should. It has immediate protection when you first apply it and helps to reduce the risk of sun allergies. The formula along with the skins own hyramaine provides long lasting moisturisation for smooth and supple skin. This formula is specially designed for sensitive skin like mine.
On the back of the bottle it states the different grades of protection with the 50+ highlighted to state the bottle that you have. Grades 2 -4 - 6 are in the low category, 8 - 10 - 12 are the medium category, 15 -20 -25 are in the high category, 30 - 40 - 50 are the very high category and 50 + is the ultra. I always advise to go a grade higher than what is advised for your skin type due to there is alot of skin cancer in this day and age due to sun contact and not taking care. I will also advise to use the highest grade on children because their skin is more sensitive than an adults.
The application instructions are easy to understand and are very accurate to what should be done to ensure good care in the sun. You should apply this before going in the sun and re-apply after 30 minutes in the sun. This is then to be re-applied on a regular basis I would advise every 2 hours at the least. It also advises not to spend prolonged periods in the sun between 11am and 3pm this is due to the sun being at the highest and strongest point which can cause sun burn and skin damage. This is very useful information that people should really take notice of for their own safety. It also states that you should re-apply this lotion when you have been in water or used a towel. There is also important information about not letting your children be exposed to direct sunlight to long periods which is very good warning information and to ensure that they get regular breaks from the sun and lotion is applied alot more often than an adult would. This lotion does not protect skin that is already sunburnt and in that case should keep the burnt areas covered to reduce and more damage to be caused to the skin.
This lotion is water resistant although this should still be applied again after swimming due to any chance that it does sink into the skin or wash off the protection that is needed. It also has a 12 month use by date on the bottle which I think is brilliant due to on many occasions in England you never know how long the nice weather will last or when it will be back so you can be prepared if you buy it in advance.
I think this is a very good sun lotion that has kept my whole family protected. I have not suffered from sun burn or have my children when using this which is very good. I also notice that if I was sitting in the sun I could not feel my skin heating up too much either or tingling like it has with other lotions. I have tanned slightly which is a first for me but I have not pealed and my skin has remained smooth and supple. My childrens skin has also not dried out and my daughter suffers from very dry skin on her back and her skin has remained very smooth and moisturised.
I will advise that if you do have skin allergies to try this but if it does not suit there are other lotions available from your doctor on prescription which they will be able to do skin tests to determine which ingredient it is that does not suit your skin. I think that this is a good sun lotion and would recommend it but do look for it on a special deal because it can be very expensive.
I bought Nivea Sun Cream earlier this year, as I have very pale skin I had to buy sun cream at the very first sight of sunshine but in April there was a very small selction of high protection sun cream. I went for the Nivea sun cream as it offered immediate protection, although as with all suncream I waited for a while before going out into the sun and avoided going out at the hottest point of the day. It did protect me well from the sun, not only did I prevent me from getting sun burn but I barely even got freckles! It continues to work in the hotter summer months. However I felt that it made my skin feel slimey & sticky. I felt that the claim of "long-lasting moisturisation" was a cop out as my skin wasn't moisturised it was just slimey and greasey looking. It is for this reason that I probably won't be buying Nivea sun cream again in the future.
I bought Nivea Sun 50+ really to cover up my tattoo on my wrist, which during the summer is very exposed to sunlight, this was the lowest high one left so I just bought it. You can expect to pay about £8-10 for this product.
What attracted me to this product was that it claims to offer immediate protection, ehanced UVA and UVB protection and water resistant.
However on the back it then suggests that you wait 20-30mins before going in to the sun as you would with a normal sun lotion and it doesn't provide protection for already burnt skin.
The UVA star rating is 5 stars (the highest you can get) so this sun cream offers great protection. It is important to have protection from both UVA (star rating) and UVB (SPF factor) rays though no sunscreen will completely block out the suns rays. There is increasing evidence to suggest that UVA rays can lead to premature aging and skin cancers. This is why I like to ensure the sunscreen I am using has both a a higher SPF and star rating count, especially as my skin is so pale.
The cream itself has quite a nice smell, not quite the sun cream smell I remember but it has a soft almost hand cream smell to it. I think you could wear this suncream without it smelling too much.
The cream is of good consistency and spreads across the skin very well. My skin absorbs this cream very well also and doesn't require too much rubbing. It leaves a soft shine where you have applied it but it isn't too noticeable. It leaves the skin feeling nice but you can feel the suncream.
I regularly reapply my suncream anyway, as it should be done to continue receiving the protection benefits.
I can't really find a fault with this item. It hasn't any qualities that I can find to complain about.
I love to go swimming in the summer so I bought this product on buy 1 get 1 free (£10.99 for 2) at Boots with the hope that the sun wouldn't damage my skin. My little brother didn't wear any suncream and his whole body turned dark after a few days swimming, my skin turned dark as well, but not as much. I think it's because of the chemicals in the water in the swimming pool.
It's now around less than £6 at Boots as well.
Product description:
Immediate protection from UV rays
Enhanced UVA/UVB filter system
Deep and long lasting moisturisation
Easily applied & quickly absorbed
Water resistant
Vitamin E to help combat free radicals & premature skin ageing
Dermatologically approved
Scent: Light and nice scent. Doesn't smell like chemicals or anything.
It is quite a thick lotion and so it does take some effort to rub it in nicely (so your not left with odd white marks). It feels a little bit greasy but it obsorbs well into ur skin and it doesn't come off much while I swim, which is good.
It does not stay all oily (just a bit greasy as I said - but that's waterproof factor I think) or moist unlike some other sun screen moisturisers. It is brilliantly waterproof!! I couldn't imagine how my skin would be without this. I can still feel it after coming out of the pool.
However, after swimming, you will need a good wash and good moisturizer. You know how the chemical water can damage ur skin. I am not Westerners so my skin wouldn't turn red if it is burnt but it turns darker gradually. For s.o who goes swimming everyday in the summer, comparing to my friends' skin I could tell that this works really well. A must-have item for the summer, esp for swimming and going to the beach.
There are other SPF factors available as well, as for everyday wear, you just need sth around 30. And as always, you need to re-apply it every 2 hours to protect ur skin. You don't want pre-aging or skin cancer, do you?
Overall, wearing suncream is essential and I would recommend this for anyone.
I have a sensitivity to the sun. Summer is of course the main time I have to cover up however spring and autumn have at late made me uncomfortable. For years I was give a total block (factor 50+) by my GP and I thought I was doomed for a life with white streaks down my face, hair sticking to my face and being totally unable to just nip down to the shops or the pub before I would have to reapply. I decided to take a gamble and move away from the traditional factor 50 and try a branded version. I see on offer, reasonably priced and promised me the same protection as any other factor 50 (including the doctors NHS version) but without the problems of the sticky un-wearable cream I had in my bag. I brought Niva 50 + and haven't looked back. It delivered on all that it promised, which I thought made a change. It smells great and makes my skin feel super soft. Best still I can mix this with a foundation and I am protected while covering up those little imperfections. I doubt Niva say you can do that but I found it works for me.
I recently had a penchant for calling my pale, ginger friends with freckles "daywalkers" in homage to South Park and due to their difficulty in dealing with the suns UV rays. It would almost always turn them red. It caused me hilarity. This was quite obviously mean and so karma decided to get me back by giving yours truly excruciating sunburn.
I was wearing a mere Factor 15 sun lotion at the time, due to my view that I didn't want to burn but that i also wanted a slight tan. How niave. The lotion acted like oil, baking me in the sun. It was from then on that I decided to take no chances.
Quite obviously personal vanity isnt the only reason to use a high factor lotion. Skin cancer is a very serious threat to all skin types, and in the short term sunburn plain hurts.
So I purchased Nivea Sun Moisturising Sun Lotion Factor 50. It was smooth to put on and I have never had an inkling of sunburn since due to its very high factor. It does have a mild discomfort if put on under clothes, but all lotions do. It was also good for my skin, which is usually very sensitive to new creams and the like.
So for an excellent lotion that does its job whilst keeping discomfort to a low, use this.
Yesterday I reviewed the factor 50 children's sun lotion by Nivea which I bought by mistake when I was trying to buy this one. Someone pointed out you should be able to see sun screen when it's on and that's true but there's a world of difference between this cream and the children's, this cream leaves a shiny sheen on the skin but no colour and the children's leaves a ghostly cream glow that makes you look like victorian ectoplasm! That's why I didn't use the children's one after one attempt.
Is it just me or do all sun creams smell pretty much the same? I can't describe the smell, it's some sort of chemical I think. This is a fairly thick white lotion that goes on easily and leaves behind no colour, just a slightly oily looking sheen to the skin that can be reduced on the face with a dab of face powder if necessary.
Having a sun allergy means I usually have a couple of strengths in of sun cream, a lower protection one for this kind of time of year when the temperature struggles to reach 20 degrees and it's not scorching hot and the factor 50 for days over 20 degrees when it's very sunny. I have to abandon moisturiser through the summer as none of them offer enough protection to my sun-hating skin so finding one that suits both my body and my face is vital.
I've been abroad to a few places that were 30 degrees every day and I tend to wear fake tan to look less conspicuous and then cover myself in sun block to prevent the sun actually touching my skin but be warned if you do this that you need to take exfoliator and fake tan with you because sun cream takes it off very quickly and in a very patchy way!
So this SPF 50 cream from Nivea is easy to apply and leaves only a shiny layer behind but does it work? I can wholeheartedly say yes, if I don't wear a high enough protection cream or don't wear any at all I immediately get collections of small itchy but painful blisters where my skin has been in the sun so I can really tell if a cream works or not.
On even the hottest days of the year when the sun is blazing, or during my infrequent trips abroad when there's no escape from the sun, I've used this factor 50 cream and not had any blisters at all. I once forgot to put some on the tips of my ears then wore a cap on a boat trip for a few hours and lived to regret it but the rest of me that had the cream on was fine.
I keep my arms and legs covered in the sun so I only have to apply cream to my face, neck and any areas of my chest that are on display, my hands are a must and my feet if I wear sandals. I don't use much just doing these areas so the 200ml bottle lasts me ages.
It is also water resistant and I did once go swimming after applying it everywhere and had no problems even though I was in the water for the best part of an hour although I did reapply to my shoulders and face once to make sure. This cream protects against both UVA and UVB rays and you are protected as soon as you apply it.
If you are out in the sun all day you must reapply cream regularly to ensure you stay protected.
I really like Nivea Sun sun creams, apart from the children's one which deliberately has this feature the rest leave minimal signs you are wearing them. I bought this last year for £12 from Boots and I've had a quick look online to check the price this year and it's now a couple of pounds more in most places but as it's a necessity for me throughout the summer I have to buy it anyway and this particular brand seems to suit my skin best and not clog my pores which is important as I have to wear it daily in place of moisturiser.
I can thoroughly recommend this cream, high protection with minimal signs you are wearing it.
Nivea Sun Moisturising Sun Lotion SPF50+ Very High; with its enhanced balance of UVA/UVB filters helps protect your skin against sunburn and premature skin ageing / The non-sticky, easily absorbed formula works as soon as it is applied to the skin to provide immediate protection / It also helps to reduce the risk of sun allergies / The fast acting formula with skin's own Hydramine provides long-lasting moisturasition for smooth, supple skin.


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So today is a truly sad day.
We just got word from the breeder that the girl we had fell in love with and were preparing our house for and anticipating our little bundle of joy coming home. Was picked by the "first pick". We were told when we drove all the way from Florida to Georgia that she was available. I was under the impression the first pick people wanted a male and seeing how we fell in love with a female there was nothing to worry about but I guess once they got there they changed their mind. I truly am crushed. She was a perfect fit for our family and had all the attributes we were looking for long haired female, from a show line, medium drive, and sweet temperament. And when we went to visit while her brothers were climbing all over her and barking their heads off she was nice and calm and just wagging her tail at us. Everyone keeps saying oh there is plenty of other gsds out there but what they don't realize is how perfect she was. I really am sad. I can't tell you how excited I was to take her home in a week. I guess part of me keeps hoping that the breeder will call back and say they changed their minds. Any advice on where to go from here ? Should we wait and see if the breeder breeds those two dogs again or do you know of any breeders that breed the type of pup that would match our criteria ?
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Are there no other females in that litter? Because she is no longer available, did the breeder say you don't get a puppy at all?
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That's horrible! I hope the breeder will somehow find a way to make it up for you! It's too bad that the first pick chose the puppy you wanted, but you can always find another one with the same attributes you're looking for!
She was the only one out of her litter with the drive and temperament we wanted and she was also the only long haired female. So yep that means no pup for us. However the breeder ( who also feels terrible and says this has never happened before) said we could decide to have her keep our deposit giving us first pick in the future.
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I am sorry. It really sucks. I would be devastated if I had been planning for a pup and then it did not happen.
Good luck. I hope you find the right pup for your family.
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Dang, I'm so sorry.. I hope you do find another GSD that will make you happy!
personally I would not be dealing with them .
I really don't like handing out pups in the picks order when someone comes .
That goes for your observation on her too. She could have been that mellow on that day , in that moment . She can't be that different from her littermates.
That is why a good breeder will do the best for their dog and the potential new home by spending gobs of time getting to know the people and gobs of time getting to really know the pups and placing them in the best place --- or not with any current "applicants" and wait until the right one comes along.
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Did you know that you can take just about any produce you can imagine and turn it into nutritious, tangy fermented goodness using one easy technique? It's true and we show you how in this fun, hands-on class which combines history, biology and nutrition to show you a new way to create tasty, microbiome-friendly food. You'll leave with a concoction beautiful enough to turn into a holiday gift or take to Thanksgiving dinner. In the first half of the workshop you'll learn about the history and nutritive benefits of fermented foods in a fun, hands-on format with lots of tasty samples. Nicole Easterday, Founder of FARMcurious will explain the science and history of lacto-fermentation and show you the process for fermenting any type of produce you can come up with. You'll get to sample all types of fermented things like carrots with ginger, red onions with herbs, spicy kimchi and more! In the second segment, newly-inspired attendees will have a go at combining various vegetables and herbs to create new and exciting flavor combinations to take home and ferment on their own. Participants will leave this workshop with a recipe, a jar of produce to take home and ferment and the knowledge to recreate their success in the future. Perhaps you'll even make some other people who are excited about fermentation! Supplies Required: None but feel free to bring your own beverages, a knife if you have a favorite and an apron. Limit: 20 people Time: 11am-1pm Location: This class is held at a home at 176 Marlow Drive in South Oakland near the Dutton exit of 580. It's about 2 miles from Bart on flat ground and ample street parking is also available. Cancellation Policy: Because our classes do tend to sell out we ask that you please give notice 48 hours advance if you are for some reason unable to make it to this class. With a 48-hour notice we will try to fill your spot. Because we buy supplies such as milk and other ingredients in advance, this class is non-refundable. However, we will reach out to you if we have short-notice cancellations in future classes that you may be able to join.


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• Artist Open Studio Tour Group Show, through Sept. 28. An opening reception will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday.
• Open studio tour, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m, Sept. 28-29, at various art studios throughout Indiana County. This self-guided tour is free and open to the public. For more information, visit IndianaArtsCouncil.org.
For more information, go to www.theartistshandgallery.com. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday; 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday; and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
The Historical Society of the Blairsville Area, 116 E. Campbell St., presents a display of Victorian trading cards on exhibit through Nov. 26. This hand-delivered form of advertising was used during the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. For more information, call (724) 459-0580 or go to www.blairsvillehistoric.com.
The Indiana County Historical Museum, 621 Wayne Ave., Indiana, presents the following programs:
• Early cleaning methods, an exhibit focused on antique sweepers, vacuum cleaners and their predecessor, the rug beater;
• "Celebrating 100 years of Girl Scouting," an exhibit of uniforms, badges and other Girl Scout memorabilia;
• 150th anniversary of the Civil War display, a look at the soldiers and civilians affected by the War Between the States;
• "The One Room School House in Indiana County," photographs and artifacts documenting the county's early schools;
• Continuous exhibits detailing the history of Indiana County, including coal mining, Native Americans and military personnel.
Museum hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Closed Sunday and Monday. For information, call (724) 463-9600.
The University Museum in Sutton Hall at IUP presents "Layers: Places in Peril," Sept. 17 through Nov. 9. A public reception will be held at 6 p.m. Sept. 14.
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• Cirque Musica, 8 p.m. Sept. 24.
• Dueling Pianos International, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 12.
• Michael W. Smith, 7:30 p.m., Nov. 3.
• Disney Live!, 1 and 4 p.m., Dec. 8.
• B.E. Taylor Christmas Concert, 7:30 p.m. Dec. 20.
For more information, go to www.kovalchickcomplex.com or call (800) 298-4200.
Marion Center Car Show, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sept. 15, Marion Center Community Park. The show is presented by the Punxsutawney Region AACA. Registration is from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with trophies awarded for various categories. DJ Jerry B will provide music and there will be a car corral, flea market, antique tractors, food, door prizes and more. For information on the show, call Mac Blair at (724) 463-3372 and for information on the car corral or flea market, call Mitch Leasure at (724) 397-9595.
Band Fest 2013, featuring 12 area bands, will be held Sept. 21 beginning at 6 p.m. at Indiana Area Senior High School's Andy Kuzneski Field. The concession stand will open at 5 p.m. Participating will be high school bands from Blairsville, Burrell, DuBois, Freeport, Indiana Area, Marion Center, Northern Cambria, Penns Manor, Punxsutawney, Purchase Line and United.
The show will conclude with a performance by the Indiana University of Pennsylvania marching band.
Ox Hill Fair, through Saturday, Ox Hill Road, near Plumville. www.oxhillfair.com.
Cookport Fair, Monday through Sept. 14, Cookport fairgounds. www.cookportfair.com.
Northern Appalachian Folk Festival, 5 to 10 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, downtown Indiana. There will be workshops, entertainment, food, art exhibits, and more. Call (724) 357-2734 or visit www.northernappfolkfest.org.
St. Luke Lutheran Church, Saxonburg, is holding a quilt show as part of the Saxonburg Festival of the Arts Saturday and Sunday, in Saxonburg. More than 35 quilts will be featured during the two-day festival in Centennial Hall, behind the church at 310 W. State St., from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. There will also be concerts, crafts, food and children's activities as well as quilting and sewing vendor booths, scissor sharpening, and local displays with fall and holiday items. All events are free and open to the public. More information is available by calling (724) 352-2333.
The Jimmy Stewart Museum, 835 Philadelphia St., Indiana, will present the following matinees at 1 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays in the third-floor theater:
• Saturday and Sunday, "Carbine Williams," a 1952 production starring Stewart, Wendell Corey and James Arness. The movie tells the history of the inventor of the famed rifle, his problems with the law and his simple life.
• Sept. 14-15, "Speed," a 1936 production starring Stewart, Wendy Barrie and Edwin Marin. Stewart stars as a test-car driver who develops a high-speed carburetor.
• Sept. 21-22, "The Stratton Story," a 1949 production starring Stewart, June Allyson and Frank Morgan. Stewart stars as Monty Stratton, the baseball player whose loss of one leg did not halt his career.
• Sept. 28-29, "Navy Blue and Gold," at 1937 production starring Stewart, Florence Rice and Robert Young. A hackneyed but entertaining saga of three pals (one rich and innocent, one a cynic and one mysterious "with a past") going to Annapolis.
Museum admission: Members, free; adults, $7; seniors, military, students with ID, $6; children 7 to 17, $5; children under 7, free. Prices are subject to change without notice. Movies are included with admission to the museum, which is currently hosting the special exhibit "Selections from our Collections." For more information, call (724) 349-6112 or go to www.jimmy.org.
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$500 on a $45,000 car that they'll be able to sell anyway is a non-issue, especially since BMW's retention is very strong and this could be a customer for the next 20+ years. The car has XDrive which is the most important variable in this state. The colors are fine too.
He placed his order, woke up first thing the next morning to add a feature, to spend even more money. Somehow the car magically is produced? Too late to make a change? I have to tell you, if it were me and I were in the same situation I could care less about what process or dumb-luck caused my car to be untouchable; I wouldn't accept a car that made me unhappy if only 10 hours went by and I'm being told "too late!". If I ordered a Whopper from Burger King or a set of curtains from Pottery Barn I'd walk away, sure as hell would do it with a $45,000 luxury purchase that takes 8 weeks special order.
My last three BMW's I wasn't even asked to put down a deposit, and it's not like I got cars that were going to be very popular. My E93 was in an obtuse color combination and RWD in New England, my E90 was an M-Sport XDrive automatic, my F30 is a Grey/Saddle Luxury line RWD without the Cold Weather package. In none of those instances was I asked to put money down or had my rationale insured in any way.
I'll defend the BMW brand and the F30 with my dying breath if I have to, great cars. But the dealers? Forget it. Where I live I have two enormous dealerships within 11 miles of each other, can make it door-to-door in under 8 minutes. Gave both dealers the same configuration, same money down, same everything. Dealer 1 tells me my car will be $799 a month. Dealer 2 tells me I'm looking at $599. Somewhere out there is a guy who didn't do the homework, is driving my $599 car and paying $799. I have no idea why there was such a variance, no idea why each dealership is its own fiefdom, but the point is that so long as dealers that represent BMW aren't entirely ethical or completely consistent on the financial side I see no reason why the customers should be either.
If a week or two went by before the change was requested I could see your point. It wasn't even a full day. It was 10 hours. Perhaps the dealer shouldn't have allowed a car to go into production without giving the customer a bit of time to reconsider the options. Maybe smarter dealers would never let that happen because of this very circumstance.
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I've got no love for dealers, but for the economic systems to function like we all expect, everyone has to play by the same rules. The OP did not play by the rules, and now is upset that a transaction scenario that has transpired for a thousand years is not going in his favor.
Update on this saga.
Vern referred me to his CA at JMK BMW in Springfield. I called him last night and had the most pleasant conversation I had ever had with a car salesman. Mark really new his cars and their features - Thanks Vern. Finally someone I could ask questions to about blue tooth, voice activation, etc. We talked about BMW's our past cars, what we liked about them. It was good. This time I talked about every single feature and whether it was useful to me. There won't be any night after surprises this time, nothing left to cover.
I agreed to what I thought was a good price. I am going in tomorrow to sign the paperwork.
In the end I ended up adding more to my build. I added BMW assist because I play all my music from my iPod, wanted the improved USB for that and the enhanced bluetooth for my iphone. I added premium package for the leather (I was already getting a moonroof) and for the auto-dimming mirrors and the lumbar support. The keyless entry and handsfree trunk opening are those little nice to haves I will probably appreciate everyday. After all the recent BS about buying a car that cannot be sold, I added heated front seats as insurance. I don't expect anything to go wrong with this order, but if it does, the car should be considered more sellable in my area. I know this made no financial sense to increase the cost of the car when I might be losing my first $500 deposit. But it made a great deal of psychological sense. I am treating myself to some extra features to recover from the trauma of the first dealer. A very expensive piece of chocolate cake! But it's working. I am so happy about this car. It is perfect now and I don't feel like I have compromised on anything (except a twinge of regret for not being able to get a MT in the Xdrive. But that is ok, I drove the Autos a lot. They shift so fast that they probably will do a better job than me shifting manually. All I lose is the participation of using the clutch. Sometimes you just have to break old habits and try something new). I will continue to try and get my first deposit back, but it won't keep me up at night if I don't. Somehow all these events put me (eventually) into a car that I like even more.
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Congratulations on getting a car that's basically just as you want it. Your original dealer could have had that sale, but in the end their silly little game of "We'll keep the deposit" has lost them that. Also, you won't being buying a car for your wife there, or will you be recommending them to your extended family, friends, coworkers, and neighbors. Nor will you be buying a new car from them 3-5 years from now when you go to replace this one. Their silly little game is hitting them right in the pocketbook.
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[QUOTE=SamS;7453771]He's not being treated rudely, the dealer is in business to make money. Not get stuck with a $45K car on the lot that no one is going to want.
Don't kid yourself if you think the dealer won't sell that car. They will and when they do, they won't give the OP the $500. It's double dipping on their part. They want the $500, they will sell the car at the highest price possible (not giving a $500 discount for that deposit). By keeping the deposit they are ensuring at least another $500 profit.
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@terryn, congrats on getting the car you really want. Morristown BMW made $500 but lost your upgraded sale and a customer (assuming they keep your deposit). Your "unsellable" original car will probably be gone from the lot in a month or two. My guess? Watch for it to appear in a broadsheet newspaper ad, featured as a blowout special deal.
When the dust settles, you might want to sit down and write a letter to BMW NA, with copies to the GM of Morristown BMW and officers of the Open Road Auto Group (site). Tell your story and express your dissatisfaction. Mention that their inflexibility in response to an honest mistake on your part ultimately sent you outside the entire Open Road group, to find better service. Dealers in this area sometimes need to be reminded their behavior is critical because customers have many options. (Unfortunately that cuts both ways...for every alienated customer there is another eager to deal.)
It's likely nothing will come of it but who knows? Maybe you'll get some BMW swag or service coupons out of someone, by way of apology.
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I started this thread asking for opinions. Now I'll give mine.
I don't think I have any legal recourse for getting my deposit back. I called the NJ Consumer Protection Agency. They basically said the non refundable deposit terms were legal.
Ethically I don't have any right to demand the deposit back from the dealer. I made a mistake, which they contributed to, but in the end it is my responsibility and if they want to hold me to the contract they can.
I do think the dealer should refund the deposit in the interests of maintaining good customer relations. Businesses do that all the time. Even though I'll never go back there, plenty of my friends and people reading my reviews might, or might not, based on how the dealer treats me. Why they don't see that puzzles me, but they could just be playing hard ball to see if I will back down.
So in the end, if they refuse to refund the deposit, I will post factual reviews telling the story everywhere I can. I will write BMW and OpenRoad telling them my story. I have not yet decided if I will dispute the charge on my CC. I think the moral basis for doing so is a bit weak.
Just wanted to bring that to your consciousness so you won't be kicking yourself at a later date if a) it hadn't occurred to you; b) you'd be missing the MT (as I expect I would); and c) coming up with the extra coin wouldn't have been too much of a hardship.
Good luck with getting your deposit back - I agree with those who are of the mind that it should have been a no-brainer for the dealer to accommodate you.
2. I did not recommend that the OP make a huge fuss, rather said that he should only take a car he's 100% happy with and try to get the new dealer to comp him the $500 to gain his business.
3. A deposit can be viewed as a way to prevent someone from tying up an allocation and inventory for 10 weeks as that can harm a dealership. No harm done in less than a day.
4. The configuration being a "dog" is very subjective. It has a good chance of selling immediately, not like he's the only person in the NYC metro area looking for that feature set.
terryn, I think your opinion about the situation is spot on.
$500 was the agreed upon "risk" that either the dealer or buyer has to assume when ordering a car that is non-typical to what the dealer normally orders. If it was a crazy blue/orange BMW Indivdial color combo, then the deposit required might be $10k.
Deposits like this are done for special car orders every day, in every city in America. These are the standard transactional rules, and the OP wants more flexibility. When you don't have realistic expectations of this lack of flexibility (e.g. $500 lost), then the whole system becomes unstable, for both buyers and dealers.
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She & her store lost Lots of sales & commissions ! I hope the same happens to that dealer. They lost a sale, referrals , & future business & service & warranty work. Also, glad you survived the 3 years of the pain & suffering & I m sure financial $$$ hardship of a messy divorce I have 3 friends currently going through divorces, & one whose been divorced for years still dealing with reduction of child support issues Enjoy your new BMW to the fullest . Join BMW CCA. Do the Performance Center Delivery if it works in your schedule. Bottom line. Enjoy your life ! It's not a rehearsal & there is no Second Act.
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10 hours after placing the order and signing the paperwork, she wakes up, realizes that she ordered brass knobs instead of stainless steel, calls the contractor who tells her "sorry, I ordered everything, you signed the paperwork, not my problem babe."
Your wife comes to you in tears. You tell her, "Well, he's right, sucks for you, brass doesn't match anything, looks ridiculous, and will kill us on resale, but an agreement is an agreement, oh well."
Yeah, right.
In that example, you'll do what's called a "change order", which will likely cost you the difference. Or you'll tell the contractor that the deals off, which will cost you your deposit. Sure it would be nice if the contractor changed it for free, but to expect/demand him to do so given that he already ordered materials and will incur a restocking fee at a minimum wouldn't be right. Perhaps I'm in the minority these days, but I just don't expect others to pay for my mistakes. I'll even go out of the way to make sure that they don't.
I think the OP's conclusion is correct. The contract calls the deposit "liquidated damages," and that's exactly what it is: the amount that the two parties to the contract agree will be the penalty if the buyer cancels the contract. Assuming that not to be contrary to NJ law, what's wrong with that? The dealer did not lie, cheat, steal or misrepresent in this instance as far as I can see, and I don't think the $500 is an unfair windfall for the dealer considering they may have some trouble selling the ordered car (compared to a car with more "normal" options.) I, for one, don't think it would be ethical for the OP to try to block the charge on his credit card, for example; he made an agreement with his eyes open.
Now, we can debate all day whether this is a smart move on the dealer's part. I vote it to be a dumb move. If the dealer is in fact charging 4% off sticker, they're probably making somewhere between $3,000-$4,000 on the car, so why lose the sale for $500? I could understand it much better if they had agreed to sell at invoice less incentives plus $500. Why not take the opportunity to earn a customer for life? If I were in charge, I would probably do something like tell the OP, "hey, we want you to be happy. We'll apply your $500 deposit to the new order, but listen, I'm sure you understand, we're gonna need a total $1,500 total deposit on the new order, OK?" Something like that.
So now the dealer has lost a customer for potentially more than one car, plus created a bad taste which has been shared with the internet. The dealer sounds penny wise and pound foolish, but it happens all the time. It's not an ethical issue, it's a business philosophy issue.
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Every quest available, apart from Job-specific Artefact quests, compiled.
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from: Apururu (Manustery)
reqs: Finish "Legendary Great War" quest
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from: Kopuro-Popuro (Manustery)
reqs: Cannot be accepted at same time as "Gentle Scarecrow" quest from Jeuno
gets: 200g
soln: Trade Rabbit Skin [ìeÌÑç], Insect Wing [ÌãÀ] and Mandragora
Sprout [}hSÌot]. Get from Rabbits, Flies and Mandragoras
Legendary Great War -- `àÌåìí
from: Kopuro-Popuro (Manustery)
reqs: Complete "Proper Greeting" quest
gets: 700g / Odorless bracelet
soln: Trade Root of Undead Tree [½°÷̪], Wolf Skin [TÌÑç] and
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Ghost-type enemies, the second by wolves. All appear at night only.
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from: Kororo (Manustery)
reqs: Complete "Birth of a New Cardian" quest
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return to Kororo.
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from: Kuoh Rhel (Chocobo Stables)
reqs: --
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from: Kuoh Rhel (Chocobo Stables)
reqs: Complete "Sick Chocobo" quest
gets: 900g / Seafood Stew
soln: Talk to Ranpi-Monpi in Culinarians' Guild. Bring 3 Lost Mushrooms
[}C^P] to Ranpi-Monpi. These are dropped by Funguar in Jugner Forest.
Then talk to Kuoh Rhel.
Do you want to make friends? -- ǵ½¢H
from: Nanaa Mihgo (Thief's House)
reqs: --
gets: 200g
soln: Talk to the henchman nearby to find that 4 Yagudo Rosaries [O[hÌì]
will suffice. These are dropped by Yagudos in Sarutabaruta and Giddeus.
The Jewel Reaction -- è²½¦ÍóÎ
from: Nanaa Mihgo (Thief's House)
reqs: Complete "Do you want to make friends?" quest
gets: 2100g
soln: Talk to Ardeal in front of the Goldsmiths' Guild in Bastok Markets.
Report back to Nanaa. Talk to Varun, near Home Point in Windurst Woods.
Go to Palborough Mines 3F (I-9) and find point on the west side where
you can mine. Use the Pickaxe [Âé͵] and get the Sharp Stone
[ÆñªèÎ]. Return this to Varun.
Carrying the Fang -- åàÂàÌ
from: Perih Vashai (Vashai's Residence)
reqs: Lv30
gets: 320g / Ranger's Necklace + Ranger Job
soln: Go to the cave at L-10 in Sauromugue Champaign. Wait for Old Sabertooth
to die naturally. Do not attack it at all. Then inspect the Tiger Bones
to get the Dead Tiger's Fang [µ½ÕÌå]. Return to Vashai to complete
Fighting Spirits -- ¬°`
from: Soni-Muni (Bomingo Round)
reqs: --
gets: 1500g
soln: Kill scorpions in Shakrami to get a scorpion's stinger [åT\Ìj].
A plot to sell -- êؤi
from: Tapoh Lihzeh (Pharmacy)
reqs: --
gets: Honeycomb piece x3 -> 150g / Lemi shell x2 -> 200g
soln: Trade 3 Honeycomb pieces [IÌÌ©¯ç] or 2 Remi shells [~LÌk].
Both can be obtained from crabs and wasps in Sarutabaruta.
Auction House Letters -- £Ìè
from: Ambrosius (Auction House)
reqs: --
gets: 1 -> 50g, 2 -> 150g, 3 -> 250g, 4 -> 500g
soln: Collect the following drops from rabbits in the local region and trade
up to 4 at a time:
Muddy Bill [D¾ç¯Ì¿] from Savanna Rarab in East Sarutabaruta.
Tatty Love Letter [jê½u^] from Savanna Rarab in West Sarutabaruta.
Suspicious Card [öµ¢J[h] from Canyon Rarab in Tahrongi.
Damp Envelope [¼Á½] from Canyon Rarab in Tahrongi.
A Gift from Heaven -- V©çÌ¡è¨
from: Koru-Moru (Koru-Moru's Manor)
reqs: Held Tatty Love Letter [jê½u^] before.
gets: Bug Eye Circlet
soln: Kill Crawlers on Starfall Hillock to get Meteorite [è¦Î].
Trade to Koru-Moru.
A Voice calling from the past -- ß©çÌÄѺ
from: Koru-Moru (Koru-Moru's Manor)
reqs: Clear "A Gift from Heaven" quest
gets: Great Club (1H staff)
soln: Go to Shakrami, first map F-8. Examine Fossil Rock and Ichorous Ire will
appear. Kill it to get Pyrnite Shell [viCgL] and trade to Koru-Moru.
I just want one flower -- êǪ̈Գñª~µ¢Éá
from: Ojha Rhawash (Mog House)
reqs: --
gets: Expands Mog House exit
soln: Trade a Lilac [CbN]. This can be bought from M&P Mart in Upper Jeuno.
Advice for a Beautiful Voice -- üºÌXX
from: Raamimi (in the Square)
reqs: Clear "Auction House Letters" quest, talk to Zayhi-Bauhi
gets: Aqua Musculum
soln: Talk to Raamimi to receive honey [I¨], trade 5 honey pots to Zayhi-Bauhi,
one at a time, to complete quest. Then talk to Raamimi to receive
5 Aqua Musculum [ANAX].
Look of Gloom -- ÅÌÜÈ´µ
from: Shantotto (Shantotto's Manor)
reqs: --
gets: Brass Rod
soln: Trade 1x Bomb Ash [{ÌD] and 2x Remains [¸]. You can get from
Skeletons and Bombs in Inner Horutoto Ruins - enter from the east tower
in East Sarutabaruta.
Look of Death -- _ÌÜÈ´µ
from: Shantotto (Shantotto's Manor)
reqs: Finish "Look of Gloom" quest
gets: Cane of Sorrow
soln: Collect Hiwon's Hair [qEH̯] from Hiwon-Biwon next to Shantotto's
Manor, Root of Undead Tree [½°÷̪] from Ghost-type monsters and
2x Bomb Arms [{̤Å].
Look of Golem -- S[ÌÜÈ´µ
from: Shantotto (Shantotto's Manor)
reqs: Finish "Look of Death" quest
gets: Dezone II
soln: Go to Beaucedine Glacier (I-7) and talk to Torino-Samarino. Take
New Magic [V@] back to Shantotto. Then go to Fei'Yin, (basement F-6)
and check the door. Watch the event then report back to Shantotto.
Mandragora's Tracks -- }hSÌOÕ
from: Yoran-Oran (Yoran-Oran's Manor)
reqs: --
gets: 4-leaf sprout -> 120g, Cornet -> 200g, Yuhtunga Sulphur -> 250g,
Conceited letter -> 5000g
soln: Kill Sarutabaruta Mandragora's or Tahrongi Pygmaioi's to get
4-leaf sprout [}hSÌlt],
Cornet [Rlbg] or Yuhtunga Suplhur [^KÌ°©].
Kill Mourioche in Boyahda for Conceited letter [Ì»¤Èè]. Trade.
Alchemy Experiment -- BàpÌÀ±
from: Koru-Moru (E7)
reqs: Complete "A voice calling from the past" quest
gets: 9000g
soln: Talk to Koru-Moru, Shantotto (K7) and Yoran-Oran (E5). Then talk to
Fuepepe in Waters (north, L6). North of the Aurastery is a boarding
house. Check the 6 doors there to unlock a quiz.
Q. EB̨Ì@ÌZ·æ¶ÍNH A. R (Koru-Moru)
Q. oXÌvWfg̼OÍH A. JXg (Karst)
Q. Th̤§RmcÌc·Ì¼OÍH A. [A (Raal)
Q. m[Ì£ÅAêԼɢéótÍNH A. AgH[ (Atrevue)
Q. ÌàÅà~XÌYoʪ½¢ÌÍH A. pz (Palborough Mines)
Q. ÌàÔ͸êÌX^[ÍH A. Zu
Check the door that gives no reply [mbNµ½ªÔªÈ¢].
Then receive Alchemy Essay [BàpÌ_¶] from the Boarding House Manager.
Trade warm egg [·©¢] and cold bone [â½¢] to Koru-Moru at midnight.
Warm Egg dropped by Anemone in Yoahtor Jungle.
Cold Bone dropped by Zvahl enemy.
7 Colours of Light -- 7FÌõðI
from: ??? (Heroes' House, G4)
reqs: Lv30
gets: SMN Job + Carbuncle Summon
soln: Obtain Carbuncle's Ruby [J[oNÌgÊ] from leeches (particularly Qufim
and Shakrami). Trade the ruby to Heroes' House in Windurst Walls (G4)
and open the door for the quest to begin. You must get the ruby to glow
in seven different colours by exposing it to different weather
Red - scorching heat - Valkurm, Rolanberry, Oztroya, Altepa, etc.
Orange - clear skies - most places
Yellow - sand storms - Valkurm, Tahrongi, Konschtat etc.
Green - wind - Tahrongi, Mhaura, La Theine etc.
Blue - ice - Xarcabard, Beaucedine etc.
Indigo - rain - La Theine, Pashhow, Rolanberry etc.
Violet - thunder - Konschtat, Jugner etc.
Weather effects must be present at the time you enter that zone, so if
it happens while you are in a zone, exit and return quickly to see the
cutscene and confirm you have got that colour. After getting all the
colours, trade stone to the ??? at stone circle in La Theine (G6).
Artist's Rhapsody -- |pÆÉæév\fB
from: Angelica (Inn F10)
reqs: --
gets: Angelica's Signature, Ancient Blood
soln: Talk to Angelica and bring the equipment she asks for within time limit.
Equipment depends on job:
Warrior / Paladin - Bronze Harness [uYn[lX]
Monk - Robe [[u]
Thief - Leather Vest [U[xXg]
Mages - Tunic [`
Can be retried if you run out of time, by zoning.
Hat Shop Publicity -- Xq®Ìé`
from: Baren-Moren (Hat shop, south H7)
reqs: --
gets: 200g / Windbreaker Hat (repeatable until you get hat)
soln: Talk to these people in Windurst Waters without leaving Waters area.
1. Honoi-Gomoi - Master of the two-storey house in sourth-west area
2. Clais - hume child stood on the bridge to the east of the restaurant
3. Kyume-Romeh - in the restaurant
4. Tosuka-Porika - in the Optistery library
5. Perchiru-Mashiru - in the Aurastery
6. Machitata - Taru taru in front of the residential area entrance
7. Kenapa-Keppa in Rhinostery
8. Bondada in Hat Shop
As the Lady wishes -- MwlÌ]
from: Baren-Moren (Hat shop, south H7)
reqs: Complete "Hat Shop Publicity" quest
gets: 1500g
soln: Get three large bird's feathers [å¹ÌHª] from Taber Beak or Axe Beak
in Meriphataud Mountains and Sauromugue Champaign. Thieves can also
steal this item.
The Rarab's Tail -- u̵ÁÛà
from: Chamama (Rarab's Tail restaurant, north F10)
reqs: --
gets: 1st = bone hairpin, 2nd and after = 200g (repeatable)
soln: Trade a round stone [~Î] dropped by Crawlers in Sarutabaruta.
Mistakes and Indiscretion -- Ôá¢Æß¿
from: Fuepepe (Aurastery, north L6)
reqs: Complete "Gathering Teaching Materials" quest
gets: Aspel magic
soln: Go deep into Inner Horutoto Ruins (behind the Magic Door that needs red,
white and black mage to open). Kill the Wendigo to get the ream of Exam
answer sheets [@±ÌÄÌ©]. Take to Fuepepe, then he asks you to trade
it to Koru-Moru in Windurst Walls. Receive the worn out answer sheet
[{{ÌÄ] and give to Chomoro-Kyotoro. Then talk to Fuepepe to
finish the quest.
Let faith guide you -- MÂÌsæ
from: Gantineux (Inn, north F10)
reqs: --
gets: Teleport Mea magic
soln: Check ??? in Eldieme Necropolis at D5, I7, I10 or M6 (randomly).
Return to Gantineux then talk to Eperdur in North San d'Oria (M7).
Decoding the Archives -- öÌðÇ
from: Hariga-Origa (Optistery, north F8)
reqs: --
gets: Horutoto Ruins map
soln: Talk to Ipupu (West Sarutabaruta J8), then talk to Hariga-Origa.
Faded Secret -- F펤
from: Hariga-Origa (Optistery, north F8)
reqs: Finish a few quests from the Optistery
gets: 3000g / Fei'Yin map
soln: Trade Slime Oil [XCIC] and Frosted Turnip [VJu] to complete.
Kill slime-type monsters to get the oil, the turnip can be bought in
Culinarians' Guild.
The Restaurant with Music -- ¹yÌ éXg
from: Jatan-Paratan (restaurant, north F10)
reqs: --
gets: Fairy Piccolo
soln: Talk to Rusian in Lower Jeuno (I8) and bring Rosewood [[YEbhÞ]
to Jatan-Paratan. Rosewood can be bought from Carpenters' Guild in
San d'Oria.
Hiding in the Dark -- éÉBêÄ
from: Kenapa-Keppa (Rhinostery, south J9)
reqs: Finish "Stocking up for the group" quest
gets: Power Vest
soln: Pick up luggage from Kotan-Purutan in Mhara (J9) at night time.
Return to Kenapa-Keppa before daybreak. Easy with dezone or Tonzura.
Stocking up for the group -- oµà
from: Kerutoto (Rhinostery, south J8)
reqs: talk to Ohbiru-Dohbiru (J9)
gets: 440g / 440g / 120g (total 1000g)
soln: Give Rabbit Grill [ìeÌO] to Kerutoto (440g).
Give Boiled Egg to Kenapa-Keppa (120g).
Give Windurst Tea [EB_XeB[], Tortilla [geB[], Bamtam Seaweed
[p^CÛ] to Ohbiru-Dohbiru [440g]. Rabbit Grill can be made or bought
from Auction House. Windurst Tea and Boiled Egg can be bought from
restaurant in Windurst Waters. Pamtam Seaweed can be caught when fishing
or bought from AH.
Cursed Ribbon -- ôíê½{
from: Kerutoto (Rhinostery, south J8)
reqs: Clear "Magic Water" quest
gets: 3600g + Blue Ribbon
soln: Receive a Purple Ribbon [p[v{] from Roberta in the sundry
shop (Windurst Woods) and trade to Kerutoto to start quest. Wait a while
then talk to Kerutoto again. Enter Eldieme from the south of Batallia.
Drop down to the lower floor at G8. Trade the purple ribbon to the Human
Bones at M10 and Lich C Magnus appears. Kill Lich and inspect the Human
Bones again to receive Blue Ribbon [u[{]. Report back to Kerutoto.
Aiming for the top -- gbvðÚw·^Cv
from: Mashuu-Ajuu (Aurastery, north)
reqs: Clear "No Recollection" quest
gets: gil + stationery set
soln: Trade Deathball [fX{[] or Annoying Mushroom [VN^P] etc.
These can be obtained by cultivating Enigma Spice Seeds [äÌÌí].
700g is rewarded for Deathball. When you put the stationery set in your
Moghouse, you'll be treated to an operetta.
The Royal Pan -- C¨ç
from: Maysoon (Culinarians' Guild)
reqs: Started "Housewife's Trouble" quest in Jeuno.
gets: Special pan
soln: Buy a Rolanberry [x[] from Jeuno etc. Put it in the first basket in
Crawlers Nest. Worker Crawler will appear. Kill it to get
Rolanberry 881 [x[881]. Place it in the basket near the donuts area
at G7 or H7 and Drone Crawler will appear. Kill that and get
Rolanberry 874 [x[874]. Put this in the basket in F7 on the first
part of the map. Kill the Matron Crawler that appears to get
Rolanberry 864 [x[864]. Go back to H7 in the donuts area and trade
to the basket there. Kill Awd Goggie to get Royal Jelly [C[[].
Return it to Maysoon. There is also a low chance of the Death Jackets
in the entrance to Crawlers Nest dropping Royal Jelly.
Flowers and Fighting -- ÔÆC
from: Moari-Kaaori (house, south C9)
reqs: --
gets: 1st = Iron Sword, or 100g for wrong flower. 2nd and after = 400g
soln: Talk to Ohbiru-Dobiru and choose the flower requested as your answer.
Go to Tahrongi (F6) and examine the Tahrongi Cacti.
Take the Tahrongi Cactus [^MJN^X] to Moari-Kaaori to complete.
Gathering Teaching Materials -- ³ÞåW
from: Moreno-Toeno (Aurastery, north L6)
reqs: --
gets: 250g
soln: Trade a Mandragora Sprout [}hSÌot] and Bird's Feather [¹ÌHª].
Windurst Special Edition -- Á_lEEB_X
from: Naiko-Paneiko (Magic Newspaper, south C11)
reqs: --
gets: 560g
soln: Talk to Kyume-Romeh (Windurst Waters, F10) in the restaurant,
Umumu (Windurst Woods, I5) taru taru a little north of the Dhalmel farm,
Hiwon-Biwon (Windurst Walls, K8) taru taru next to Shantotto's Mansion,
Yujuju (Port Windurst, M6) taru taru standing near Air Travel Agency.
You'll find that "A Mithra thief is hiding in Horutoto Ruins".
Enter the ruins from J8 in East Sarutabaruta and descend the stairs.
There is a hidden room at G8, check "Cracked Wall", then check
"Mahogany Door" and return to Naiko-Paneiko to confirm.
Who Stole the Special Edition? -- Üê½Á_l
from: Naiko-Paneiko (Magic Newspaper, south C11)
reqs: Clear "Windurst Special Edition" quest
gets: 1500g
soln: Fish up Ocean Crab on the boat between Mhaura and Selbina. Kill it and
bring back the Bronze Chest [ÂºÌ ].
Magic Water -- @Ì
from: Ohbiru-Dohbiru (Rhinostery, south J8)
reqs: Clear "Hiding in the Dark" quest
gets: 600g
soln: Go to Giddeus Spring (E12 or K12 in Giddeus) and trade the flask [
you get from Ohbiru-Dohbiru. You will receive Giddeus Water [MfAX̼
take it back to Ohbiru-Dohbiru.
No Recollection -- Åðo¦¸
from: Paku-Nakku (Aurastery)
reqs: Clear "The Search for Teaching Materials" quest
gets: Hypno Staff
soln: Trade a remedy [\ò] to Maabu-Sonbu (Orastery, Port Windurst).
Can be bought in Jeuno or at Auction House. Then talk to Pechiru-Mashiru
in the Optistery and choose the answer "The Criminal is a Magic Doll!"
[ÆlÍA@l`¾I] After that talk to him again to receive the Hypno Staff.
Windurst's Sudden Crisis - ¢«ÈèEB_XÌë@
from: Ranpi-Monpi (Culinarians' Guild)
reqs: --
gets: 400g
soln: Drop down to the lower floor of Giddeus at F8, open the door at F7 and go
into the Storage Room. Get the dangerous gift [ë¯È£ãi] from the Altar
of Offerings and return it to Ranpi-Monpi.
Coin in the Night Sky -- éóÍRC
from: Ropunono (Optistery, north F7 2nd floor)
reqs: Clear "The Song of Love" quest
gets: 4800g
soln: Trade Ahriman Lens to Ropunono (dropped by Bat Eye and Ahriman monsters
in Ranguemont pass). Then go to Shakrami and get a worn out key
[ÚëÚëÌJM] from Wights. Go through Iron Door at K9. Get the correctly
inscribed constellation coin [³µ¢¯ÀÌûpª`©ê½RC] and trade to Ropunono.
Defender of Knowledge -- m¯Ìçèè
from: Tosuka-Porika (Optistery library, north G8)
reqs: --
gets: 1500g
soln: Go to the 2F of the inn and talk to Orn (F9). Go to the storage room in
Giddeus (G6 lower floor) and kill Yagudo Pipers for the silver coin
[blâÝ]. Trade it to Quu Bokye and get a book. Take back to
The Song of Love -- é¤Ì¤½
from: Tosuka-Porika (Optistery, north G8)
reqs: Clear "Defender of Knowldge" quest
gets: 2800g
soln: Talk to Hae Jakkya near AH Windurst Woods. Go to South San d'Oria's
West Gate (G9) and talk to Hea Jekhya. Return the book to
A Door Called Water --
from: Ohbiru-Dohbiru (Rhinostery)
reqs: Clear all Rhinostery quests
gets: 4500g
soln: When you start the quest you'll get a license paper [FÂØ].
Go to Toraimarai Canal and kill Starmites (G9) to get Star-Eating Bug
Shells [¯ò¢Ìbk]. Trade 3 of them to complete the quest.
The Broken World -- óê½¢E
from: Hakkuru-Rinkuru (Orastery)
reqs: --
gets: 1500g
soln: Make Glue [É©í] and trade.
Flame Crystal [ÌNX^] + Rabbit Skin [ìeÌÑç] + Remains x 2 [¸]
+ Distilled Water [ö¯
Three Canes -- 3{Ìñ
from: Hakkuru-Rinkuru (Orastery)
reqs: Clear "A Couple's World" quest
gets: 4800g + First Day Bracelet
soln: Trade Orc Staff [I[NX^bt], Mythril Rod [~Xbh] and
Rose Wand [[Yh]. One, chosen randomly, of them will break.
A Gang for Justice -- ³`Ìê¡
from: Kohlo-Lakolo (behind warehouses, G5)
reqs: --
gets: Justice Badge
soln: Trade Rarab's Tail [u̵ÁÛ], dropped by Bumblebee in East Sarutabaruta.
Ghost House -- IoPÌÆ
from: Kohlo-Lakolo (behind warehouse, G5)
reqs: Clear "A Gang for Justice" quest
gets: Blazespike
soln: Trade 4x Wild Onion [ChIjI], dropped by Goblin Thugs.
Birth of a Famous Detective? -- ¼Tãa¶H
from: Kohlo-Lakolo (behind warehouse, G5)
reqs: Clear "Ghost House" quest
gets: Waistband
soln: Talk to Pichichi. Go to the Rarab's Tail in Waters and talk to Chamama.
Collect 4x Saruta Cotton Flower [T^ÈÔ], dropped by Pygmaioi in Tahrongi.
Trade to Chamama then take False Moustache [¯а] to Kohlo-Lakolo.
Star Onions' Close Call -- X^[IjIYë@ê¯
from: Kohlo-Lakolo (behind warehouse, G5)
reqs: Clear "Birth of a Famous Detective?" quest
gets: Bouncer Club
soln: Go to Oztroya, in the first area, drop down the hole at I8, and check
the " " target to receive an Old Ring [âwÖ]. Return to Kohlo-Lakolo,
talk, change areas, then talk again.
Star Onion Thieves -- D_X^[IjIYc
from: Kohlo-Lakolo (behind warehouse, G5)
reqs: Clear "Star Onions' Close Call" quest
gets: Stars Necklace
soln: Talk to Honoi-Gomoi (Waters south, E7), get Star Spinell [X^[Xsl]
from Spelunking Sabotender in the Quicksand Caves, trade to Honoi-Gomoi.
Then talk to Kohlo-Lakolo, and finally back to Honoi-Gomoi.
Do Cardians dream of Toraimarai? -- J[fBAÍgC}C̲ð©é©H
from: Kohlo-Lakolo (behind warehouse, G5)
reqs: Clear "Star Onion Thieves" quest
gets: 8000g
soln: Talk to Star Onions. Talk to Honoi-Gomoi on 2F of house in Waters
(south E7). Check Ghost House in Walls. Enter Toraimarai Canal. Kill
skeletons and bats deep inside the Canal to get the Coffer Key. Open the
Coffer to get Joker Card [W[J[ÌJ[h]. Return to the Ghost House in Walls.
Answer "Yes" [Í¢] to receive 8000gil.
Talk to Honoi-Gomoi to complete the quest. Title becomes [²ÌZl].
Promise -- N\N
from: Kohlo-Lakolo (behind warehouse, G5)
reqs: Clear "Do Cardians dream of Toraimarai?" quest
gets: Promise Badge
soln: Get Shoal Moss [óÌÛ] from spiders in Kuftal caves. Trade to Chamama?
After getting Invisible Man Seal [§¾lÔV[] from Chamama, talk to
A Couple's World -- 2l̢E
from: Kuroido-Moido (Orastery)
reqs: Clear "A Broken World" quest
gets: 6000g
soln: Get Garlaige Key [K[W
ÌJM] from a Fallen Evacuee. Pass the 2nd gate
in Garlaige. At I7 there is an Incinerator. Use the key on it and receive
a staff in return. If you do this quest before Jeuno quest "Trash Errand"
you will have to choose an option. Return and talk to Kuroido-Moido.
Super Doctor O -- X[p[hN^[O
from: Ohruru (Orastery)
reqs: Talk to him while in strange condition (not on offer list)
gets: 2000g
soln: Talk to Ohruru while Cursed or Silenced to complete quest.
Receive curse [ôæf] from Lost Souls in Eldieme.
Receive silence [¾Ù] from Eight of Cups in Outer Horutoto.
Travellers' Hat -- qCXq
from: Paytah (Outside)
reqs: --
gets: Dhalmel Mant + Leather Ring
soln: Trade Travellers' Hat [qCXq] to start quest. This can be fished up in
Port. Any bait or rod is ok. Trade the hat to Baren-Moren at the hat shop
in Waters, then find 4 Dhalmel Skins [_ÌÑç]. Trade to receive the
Hat and Dhalmel Mantle. Return the hat to Paytah to complete quest.
The Hill where Stars Fall -- ¯~éu
from: Sigismund (outside)
reqs: --
gets: Fish scale shield
soln: Obtain Landfish scales [¤ÌØ] from Pug Pugil in East Sarutabaruta and
trade to the Twinkle Tree at I6 in West Sarutabaruta between 00:00 and
03:00 to receive Falling Star's Tear [¬¯ÌÜ]. Trade to Sigismund.
Fish Check - ¨³©È`FbN
from: Tokaka (Fishermans' Guild)
reqs: --
gets: 70g
soln: Trade a fished up Bastoa Sardine to Tokaka.
You can fish these up in many places, including Port Windurst,
Sarutabaruta, Port Jeuno.
This FAQ was compiled by Jonathan Lumb (and shall not be reproduced without
consent). v0.1 was written July 2003. If you have any questions, comments or
contributions, please send them to firstname.lastname@example.com. I can't guarantee I'll
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The quest solutions were taken from a variety of Japanese sources, including
2ch.net, jbbs.shitaraba.com and FFXI-specific websites. All translation work
was done by Jonathan Lumb.
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