Re: Vintage Polaroid - you are missing the point

LMFAO

That was so sweet!!!


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> This is what is going on here.
>
> For years and years, the retailers and people who sell products
> completely OWNED the customer.  They dictated the prices and played
> the consumer like a puppet.  In the 70's, they would put up a "SALE"
> sign and people would flock to their stores.  Now adays, that has been
> so over used no one gives a crap.
>
> Along comes WalMart.  Many retailers hate Walmart.  A huge honking
> number of consumers LOVE Walmart (and hence why they are the #1
> retailer in the world).  No jerking around with prices nor over priced
> market products.  The Walmart executives always push-push-push the
> suppliers for lower prices so the customer doesn't have to.
>
> With the advent of the internet, the people have the power to become
> educated.  What you are doing with your camera is indirectly you are
> trying to sell something that goes for $1 at a garage sale but are
> trying to milk more out of it by leaving out the fact that the film
> used for it to work is discontinued.
>
> Vintage:Characterized by excellence, maturity, and enduring appeal;
> classic.
>
> Your camera is a newer camera made from plastic, it is not vintage and
> you got caught by the sharks on your actions.
>
> When you post on the internet, don't be a sucky baby !!!  You are a
> small fish swimming in the ocean and if anything looks "fishy" about
> what you are doing, there are 1,000 sharks ready to pounch on you.
>
> This is why when someone tries to post a used Pentium-4 computer for
> sale at $1,100 it becomes a feeding frenzy with the sharks.  People
> have the power and if you are not man enough to be completely clean in
> what you are selling, they will devour you.
>
> Do you really think that anyone now will buy your plastic discontiuned
> camera now with 30 bad posts against it?  Mark this down as a lesson
> for future use.
>
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