Thread: MDC Group Buy

Originally Posted by zib

Well, they responded and can provide 100 units. My contact was off the grid for a while due to circumstances beyond his control. I have to see if it's worthwhile. I checked this morning, and it seems If I ordered one 170g jar, it would cost me about $60.00. Does that seem about right....?

I bought the 170 not long ago and with shipping thats about what it came out to, but I've also been using it twice a week for 2-3 months and it looks brand new, it will fully load a brush in 5 seconds.

I'd be in for a jar

Count me in.

That a but pricy but from everything I read I want one

Count me in if it goes!

Count me in also if it happens.

I think in the end the consensus was the amount saved would be very little and not worth all the hassle involved in doing something like this.

Zib can chime in with the details.

Originally Posted by thebigspendur

I think in the end the consensus was the amount saved would be very little and not worth all the hassle involved in doing something like this.

Zib can chime in with the details.

TBS is correct. In a nutshell, your better off buying it yourself, All things considered.... MDC's shipping rates have come down considerably, since they first started. They didn't offer us any discount for a large purchase.

Originally Posted by zib

TBS is correct. In a nutshell, your better off buying it yourself, All things considered.... MDC's shipping rates have come down considerably, since they first started. They didn't offer us any discount for a large purchase.

Go to Martin De Candre to order Martin de Candre shaving soaps. Make sure you create an account with them,
brings the price down from $45 to $37 for on tub 170g.

Originally Posted by Martin103

brings the price down from $45 to $37 for on tub 170g.

You forgot to mention this only applies for anyone having his address outside the EU as you don't have to pay the French VAT (sales tax). It sure does help lower the price as shipping is still a killer to the US. The good thing a little goes a long way with the soap.