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    I find the price fairly inflated, if I am not wrong those are not the rarest Fillis.
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    The people are fool, if nobody would pay more than 100US$ by a filly they wouldn't cost such as unbelievable prices
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    It's contradictory because filarmonica was created has a cheap answer to the "expensive" Solingen blades in Spain. They became popular because they were low cost products, and their scales talk about a low cost product, no ebony, horn....ugly plastic, the toys of my daughter are better made than the scales of a filly
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    I had a mint SubZero, and I personally didn't care for it.. I ended up trading it for a Dovo bismark to a friend who had abrader face than mine. I use the bismark more than I ever used the monster filly. It is all about what fits your face. I think that is why there is different kinds....

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    Quote Originally Posted by du212 View Post
    It's contradictory because filarmonica was created has a cheap answer to the "expensive" Solingen blades in Spain. They became popular because they were low cost products, and their scales talk about a low cost product, no ebony, horn....ugly plastic, the toys of my daughter are better made than the scales of a filly
    You know that makes sence,the one thing that has bothered me the most is the fact that they look so chezzy and command such high prices,the scales are AT best crappy,ant the color choices are really bad,the best you can hope for is black or brown,not that horrible green. Oh well theres one born every second.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by bharner View Post
    In guessing its the same seller that keeps putting razors up at ridiculous prices.
    Indeed it is. What surprises me the most is the fact he has 100% positive feedback. I guess no one wants to admit when they've been ripped off....
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