I recently was watching an infommercial on the "In-Styler" hair tool. It allows you to straighten your hair, while curling your hair? Anyway, I thought it looked neat and with three girls, we do experiment occasionally with different hair "gadgets". The price was reasonable, $14.99 + shipping, but I am too cheap to really get it. But then I thought about my PayPal account which has some money just sitting in it. Perhaps I could find this cheaper on ebay? So off to ebay I went. Here is where the gullible part comes in, these things were going on ebay for $60+ dollars!!! Holy cow people! Go to In Styler.com and get it for $14.99!! Geeze! So now I am thinking, the infommercial offers 2 for $14.99. Perhaps I will purchase this and sell the other one on ebay and make my money back, plus some. I am just amazed that people do not research before they buy!
Why are people so gullible??
May 1st, 2009 at 03:18 pm
May 1st, 2009 at 04:01 pm 1241190089
May 1st, 2009 at 04:09 pm 1241190577
I was going to say uho I really want one ,my daughter and I watched the infomercial with awe
but we will not get one no room for anymore things in the bathroom drawer
I do not care to use ebay anymore I wanted a clarinet case and 50 dollars was the cheapest beginning bid,i found a store on line that sold NEW cases and paid 34 dollars including shipping!
May 1st, 2009 at 06:17 pm 1241198242
May 1st, 2009 at 11:25 pm 1241216700
Many say that the items are often scams that cost a lot more than they lead you to believe.