Thread: What were they thinking?

Several days ago, I saw that manyware was selling a nice, basic TI Sonnant Extra. Having eyed this same razor at Classic Shaving for $103, I was interested and would have bid about $75 for it from manyware. But five different people bid over Classic's price for this razor. Three different people bid more than it would have cost from Classic with Lynn's honing service. And Classic has the razor in stock . . . crazy!

Classic example of lack of appropriate and timely information

Cheers
Ivo

I used to be a big fan of ebay, but between retailers asking above brick and mortar prices and consumers paying more than brick and mortar prices, add to that the increasing cost of shipping and the whole deal has soured.

this is when i would email a link to the webpage on chassicshaving to each of those 5 people...



ya...what can i say...i'm evil

Originally Posted by edk442

this is when i would email a link to the webpage on chassicshaving to each of those 5 people...



ya...what can i say...i'm evil

evil can be good when showing some people their lack of knowledge or stupidity

I did this to my boys. They wanted to have this certain video game. They just couldn't wait. I told them another store had it for cheaper, but they didn't listen. So I waited till they spent their hard earned money and took them to the store that had it on sale. They both had a look on their face. Wish I would have had a camera right then.