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It is the same price on Zymols web site and you get refills for life. I would make sure you still get refills if you buy it through amazon. Actually if I was in the market for something like that I would just buy direct from Zymol.
Amazon had that too, but still not a discount. It was the same price. Thats it...I am buying straight from Zymol...I think I might try it out on the '97 Ranger first though, just to make sure.
So if we release a super expensive, super limited, platnium canister edition of Souveran Paste with free refills you would also consider it at ...ah lets say a mear 10,000.00
So if we release a super expensive, super limited, platnium canister edition of Souveran Paste with free refills you would also consider it at ...ah lets say a mear 10,000.00
There are so many idiots out there with more money than brains, I'll bet somebody would bite.
So if we release a super expensive, super limited, platnium canister edition of Souveran Paste with free refills you would also consider it at ...ah lets say a mear 10,000.00
Not me personally but you can bet many would. I forget the product, but after it had come on the market it bombed and the fledgling company was about ready to go out of business. Great product at a really inexpensive price. The company decided to bring in a marketing expert. The expert did an analysis and reported that the product was great, but the greatness didn't match the price. There was nothing to lose, so advised them to raise the price to match the performance. The company was skeptical but did. Sales shot thru the roof within 2 months.
We are to be sheep, but not dumb stupid sheep following our own desires for our own desires lead us to death.
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