I’ve been using CCBS extensively since it came out, and only ever had one piece snap in the socket - or anywhere, for that matter.
2012 to be correct
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Oh yeah! Blacky.
I typed that in on (IDK if I am allowed to name the website, you probably can guess). It pulled up some fidget spinners. [quote=“Altair, post:8, topic:38549”]
If you have these problems with recent sets you should totally contact Lego’s awesome customer service, they will send you a new piece for free.
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I’ll just buy a friction extender. I mean, the thing is like three cents on BrickLink. It’s no big deal.
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That’s terrible! I’ve had that happen to things like mata hands but I’ve never seen that on any ccbs parts. I would recommend checking out this video by ttv https://youtu.be/4uDlmnNp3gM it has helped me before. Good luck!
~Roguetoa
Uhm… I don’t actually know what website you’re talking about, but no big deal 
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Yeah, I caught sight of that video a little ways back. Unfortunately, increasingly small stressors, such as the ones that come from supporting a large MOC can have negative affects on some of my CCBS pieces, particularly the ones that are five or so years old by now.
Good call. 
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I have a whole bunch of broken Y-connector peices (axle end), and a white beast foot (small) that broke. I also have some chewed on friction adders 