Oh yeah. 🙄 I wait until they start the bidding, and then knock 99.9% off their price by the end. For example, just last week they had a gemstone on there for $3 Trillion. After ten minutes it had dropped to $5 Billion. By the time the time was up, it was $14.95.
One thing that always cracks me up is the counter at the bottom that shows the number of items "sold." It always goes up every second. That's a hell of a lot of phone operators, because it's always been like this, even before the Internet!
£60's pretty cheap for a pair of decent sunglasses, designer or not. Personally, I wouldn't be caught dead wearing Armani sunglasses, but each to their own.
The thing is, you can buy a cheap crappy pair for a tenner that offer no real protection, or you can spend some money. I bought some £80 sunglasses in an airport about two years ago, they've done me well ever since.
As for shopping channels, I struggle to fathom why they're even still around.
Originally posted by ragesRemorse
With the advent of the internet. The only people who shop at home from their T.V are either, people who don't have the internet or addicts.
The chick who lives across the street seems to fit the profile. In her 60's, I don't ever see any men there, and she always seems to have a UPS or Fed-Ex truck outside her house and the guy is always carrying at least 4 or 5 boxes that have QVC or HSN logos on the side.