I agree, it's a bit insulting when any advertiser says the MSRP is xxx , in this case $170, and in two seconds you can go to the Manufactures website and plainly see that their full retail, everyday, no discount, MSRP is $130. The one thing you can't buy is integrity. As much stuff as I have purchased, and as much as I like from Massdrop; I'm surprised they are not taking our repeated comments to simply post accurate pictures of the product, post authentic MSRP, check to see what a product commonly sells for and if you can't at least match that price, don't even offer it. Yes, I understand, if they sell a boat load they can offer a better price, so the price is quite variable. Best deal possible here seems to be $100, if enough people commit at that price. I really like this feature to Massdrop, I can commit if it drops to $100, or buy in right now at $105.
Since we are talking honesty, integrity and truth in advertising, how about dropping some of the other sales-gimmicks, like saying everything is $xxx.99 cents. One of the many things I like about Massdrop is that it is a different business model. It appeals to many of us that like so much about it, is its refreshingly honest, for example; I have high confidence this post I'm submitting right now, which is highly critical of some Massdrop practices, will likely not be edited or deleted. I will check, and have been checking, and none of my critical posts have been deleted yet. I really like this honesty, and I think being part of something like this is even worth waiting a little longer, maybe paying a little more for shipping, or even a bit more on some items; but I think Massdrop could do a little better. If there was only one legitimate deal a month; I'd be much happier with that, and a flurry of semi-good deals everyday/week.
If this knife dropped to $80, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
Since we are talking honesty, integrity and truth in advertising, how about dropping some of the other sales-gimmicks, like saying everything is $xxx.99 cents. One of the many things I like about Massdrop is that it is a different business model. It appeals to many of us that like so much about it, is its refreshingly honest, for example; I have high confidence this post I'm submitting right now, which is highly critical of some Massdrop practices, will likely not be edited or deleted. I will check, and have been checking, and none of my critical posts have been deleted yet. I really like this honesty, and I think being part of something like this is even worth waiting a little longer, maybe paying a little more for shipping, or even a bit more on some items; but I think Massdrop could do a little better. If there was only one legitimate deal a month; I'd be much happier with that, and a flurry of semi-good deals everyday/week.
If this knife dropped to $80, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.