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I’ve been noticing lately that a number of sellers on many of the WWW shopping sites have been using the catch words …
RARE or better yet MEGA RARE, and one that I came across was SUPER MEGA RARE 😆
When in reality, their items are not rare at all, but it amazes me how many “New” buyers are taken in by this wording.
You can tell that the buyers are fairly new to the world of watches because of the amount of purchase scores they have..Still, it pays to do your homework and NOT rely on the wording used by the sellers. Buyer beware
Super Mega Rare Online Ultra Watch and Clock Makers Course!
Hurry, Only 30,000 left.
Hmmm, I dunno, watta ya think?
Bob
I love these people who put “Rare” in the title, don’t they realise we now have the internet so we can check?
PaulWe have a problem in this country with fake vodka, cheap vodka is being mixed with antifreeze and all sorts of bad chemicals and labeled as good quality vodka with all the proper marks on the label. People are getting seriously ill from drinking this stuff.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-25455992Sorry Chris, we seemed to have moved from “Rare” to “Vodka”
@Arutha wrote:
Sorry Chris, we seemed to have moved from “Rare” to “Vodka”
No problem bro, David’s research studies are always food for thought, so why not drink for thought… Besides, it sounds like he’s put a lot of time and effort into the vodka theory 😆
I cant drink alcohol, I fall over if I do or start giggling like a girl. I drink tea, far too much tea and the great thing about drinking tea is it don’t give me a hangover
Paul.@Arutha wrote:
I cant drink alcohol, I fall over if I do or start giggling like a girl.
Paul.😆 😆 Paul buddy, the same happened to me, I think this is how it works. The part about giggling like a girl, never had that though 😆
Here we go again down that darkened alley somewhere on the corner of 5th and 142nd
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