Copyright 2009 Dennis S. Vogel All rights reserved.
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I'm not trying to pick on anybody; I just want to help you. I disguised the vendor's identity. I bought several of this vendor's products & I haven't opted out of its list because its marketing messages are usually good - they're worth studying.
I got an e-mail sales message with a statement like this (disguised):
Includes an elastic holder plus a pocket to store your power cord Only
$XX.YY
Since "Only" is next to the sales copy on a separate line from the price, it seems like the "elastic holder plus a pocket" is only big enough for a power cord. This would make the product too expensive compared to the storage benefit. Plus, what would a customer use to store the main product in?
Maybe I'd pay YY cents for a cord holder, but I wouldn't pay $XX. 8^)
"Only" should be on the same line as "$XX.YY".
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