So, when Titan's and Beasts showed up on Free Fall in the $6 range, I'm all over them.
They arrive and they look different. No cedar sleeve, slightly different sizes. What the heck I say - I'm sure the blends are unchanged. Normally I have to buy in volume to even get them for $14 - so I'm okay with it. In fact I declare the purchases another CBID Victory.
So . . . Today I get my catalog from another company with a shorter name but the same address . . . . .
4 bux a stick! ARGH!
Well . . . .as Nicar pointed out earlier - I'm a Gurkha Ho.
In fact I declare the purchases another CBID Victory.
ARGH!
tljones1961 wrote:
A victory for Cbid.........or a victory for their customers?
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Oh yes.....
Outrage!
DOH! Is this an overbid thread?
I thin it's more of a 'Grass is always Greener' thread....😟
IIR, the beast and titan do come in a different size (i.e. smaller vs. huge ring). I think others have had the same experience, expecting a bigger ring, but getting something slightly (or not so slightly) smaller.
daveincincy wrote:
Dave:
I'm aware of the "sampler" size. These are the full sized ones and the Titans are slightly longer (won't even fit in Titan box). The size isn't a big deal (yes, that's what SHE said), I just wish we'd get a heads up when packaging changed (cedar sleeve).
I'm just hoping the blend is the same.
Well, if you would have never gotten the catalog, you'd be happy about your purchase... so, I say, enjoy them!
Nicar wrote:
I guess it wouldn't be a big deal except I may have purchased a relatively large quantity - My humi's are full, the corporate humi is full, and I've leased space in every humi in the office . . . now I have no room for the $4 sticks!
I guess I could send a few out to make room for some $4 ones!
YEAH! That's the ticket!
Even though I promised myself I'd check pricing thoroughly BEFORE placing a bid I was apparently in a huury to empty my wallet yet again...won a bid on a box of cabiguan petites for $133.00. The avg. going rate is > $144. Lo and behold..found them for $104 on another site. All I had to do was send an email for the price which was not posted on the web site. DAMN...kinda took the win out of winning! Lesson learned...until I make another dumbass bid!
SRH1 wrote:
The first step toward recovery, is admitting you have a problem.
Just take it one day at a time.
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