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$3.33 + $0.00 buy 6-pack of floss tensioner, online???---5 stars guaranteed-
Category: Miscellaneous Asked by: googel-ga List Price: $2.00 |
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22 Oct 2002 14:55 PDT
Expires: 21 Nov 2002 13:55 PST Question ID: 88235 |
$3.33 + $0.00 buys 6-pack of floss tensioner, online???------------- --( questn not for all, 5 stars guaranteed) This is the 65th version of my question (re. patented new floss holder), and it is reposted due to changes. The floss holder's page: http://www.geocities.com/emailerss/ Only researchers who have never answered my, googel-gas questions are invited to provide answer here (comments would be welcome). From others any answer is good, 5 stars. Thank you. This floss tensioner is good for about 250 flossing of all the teeth each time( 250 use). Please answer the questions briefly, while your comments following the brief answer would be welcome. 1. Is it clear from this web-page how to use this product, and how many minutes have you (the researcher) spent on it? 2. Floss tensioners (with no floss) could be delivered by USPS in a $0.40 non-certified mail . 21.If a small US company would take the orders and promise the delivery, then would you place your first order online in the amount of $3.33 for a six-pack? 22.If no, what order would you like to place, in $ and how many f. tensioners would you expect for the money ? 23.Would you place your order as soon as you were offered the product online? 31. If a big US company would take the orders and promise the delivery, but the product would belong to and come from a small US company then would you place your first order online in the amount of $3.45 for a six-pack? 32. If no, what order would you like to place, in $ and how many f. tensioners would you expect for the money ? 33. Would you place your order as soon as you were offered the product online? 4. Would you like to buy, and what is the highest price you would pay for a sixpack in a grocery store (not online) ? 5. If a big US company would take the orders and promise the delivery, but the product would belong to and come from a not American company --outside the US-- in certified mail then would you place your first order online in the amount of $3.45 for a six-pack? What is the longest delivery time you would accept? 42. If no, what order would you like to place, in $ and how many f. tensioners would you expect for the money ? 43. Would you place your order as soon as you were offered the product online? Thank you. 5 stars guaranteed |
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Fresh answer
Answered By: omnivorous-ga on 22 Oct 2002 15:46 PDT Rated: |
Greetings Googel -- We researchers admire your persistence! (Just be careful not to misspell your screen name because your questions could end up locked until Google reviews them. Here goes: 1. Clear HOW to use it -- no why, what problems does it solve, how it overcomes objections. I spent 5 minutes making sure that I took advantage of all information available. 2. No problems with a small company and orders under $10, though I'd be a little nervous. A BBB or other accreditation on the site would ease customers' fears. A common problem with ordering off the web is that the item is inexpensive, but then mailing, handling and sales taxes are added -- increasing the cost by as much as 100%. You've handled that -- good! I wouldn't place the order because of doubts about the usefulness of the product for me: a. I have a bridge and it's another piece of gear b. it appears large c. I'm not very adventurous when it comes to medical/dental stuff. 3a. Company size doesn't matter. Six seems to be a good number; but that's about 6 years of flossing for me. More important: I'd like to see it at retail. Is it really as big as it appears? 3b/c I'd be unlikely to order on-line for the reasons immediately above. Two would probably be good for me (even at $3.50). 4. I'd buy a six-pack for as much as $4.99. 5. I'm not interested in dealing with the complexities of getting a product delivered from outside the U.S. -- not even Canada. What am I supposed to do about Customs declarations for an item this size? How do I track it? Do I have to call Canada (or wherever) to track it? 6. Internet delivery time should be within 7-10 days. Lots of us still haven't adjusted to the post anthrax nonsense and think that first class mail should be delivered within 3-4 days. Again, particularly for new products in categories where I'm not comfortable, I'd like to see it at retail. People are not uniform in their willingness to buy products off the Internet -- I'd do it willingly for most software, but I'm very familiar with the category. I only bought the first toiletry off the 'net a week ago (and then because I was going after a product already purchased at retail). Good luck with everything Googel! Best regards, Omnivorous-GA |
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I think that $2.50 could have never buy me more and better advice than yours. Of course your "admiration" of my persistence intrigues me. Thank you very much, indeed. |
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