Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionDoes this set feature Trainer's Pokémon?

• A:Answer Yes, this set features more than 40 Trainer’s Pokémon.

Q: QuestionWhat does the Journey Together Sleeved Booster include?

• A:Answer The Journey Together Sleeved Booster includes cards featuring Trainer’s Pokémon such as N’s Zoroark ex, Iono’s Bellibolt ex, Lillie’s Clefairy ex, and Hop’s Zacian ex.

Q: QuestionHow many cards are there in this booster?

• A:Answer There are over 180 cards in this booster.

Q: QuestionAre there multiple Sleeved Boosters available for purchase?

• A:Answer No, there is only one Sleeved Booster available per purchase.

Q: QuestionWhen is the pre-sale date for this product?

Asked 10 months ago by Eddie.

• A:Answer It will be sold out before you can even sign up for pre order.

  Answered 9 months ago by Anonymous

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Q: QuestionWhen does it usually restock in each store??? - TyRa!!!!!

Asked 6 months ago by TyRaandJinra.

• A:Answer Restock dates differs from location to location.

  Answered 1 week ago by BingVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWill you guys ever stop all the bots from stealing this product from us people?

Asked 10 months ago by JEEE.

• A:Answer Im not quite sure what you mean... but we do have limits on how many people can buy. Limit of one booster bundle/box/etb and limit of 4 sleeves per person per day.

  Answered 1 week ago by DistortedNatureVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWhy does Best Buy choose to allow for shady business practices to occur, by letting scalp bots override their website to take stock in 2 seconds? Is it because they don’t care about their customers, and only care about selling product? Thoughts?

Asked 9 months ago by Giovanni.

• A:Answer You say it like they want bots to cook their whole site in 2 seconds. That’s not how this works. Sites don’t ‘allow’ bots they just brute-force their way in because they’re automated and faster than humans. It’s an arms race since once retailers patch something, bot devs find a new angle. Nobody’s sitting in a Best Buy boardroom going, ‘Yes, release the bots.’

  Answered 1 week ago by BingVerified Purchase

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