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You guys should really read through the whole thread before passing judgement. Homberto has done a great job of attempting to explain things and being quite patient.
You buy bids. Bid on lots. If you win, you might get a good deal. If you lose, you can still purchase the item with nothing lost but time, and you still had fun. If there are no more in stock, a choice of three comparable items will be available. The bottom line is that Famous will win by selling bids, profitting on auctions wins, and selling product for their regular, already decent prices, to those who lose an auction item, but are still willing to pay for the item. Either way, Famous wins. The bidders really only lose if they bid on many items, hoping to win them all, and then don't apply their bids toward the regular purchase of the item when they lose. Just don't be that person, which is obviously easier said than done. That's how I see it. Just my ![]() |
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I checked out out this evening, interesting concept. Looks like you need to be either patient or determined. Anything in the middle could be expensive.
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