Blogged creation, now avail: 8“ cables and true guarantee and free ship. Feedback?
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Re: Blogged creation, now avail: 8“ cables and true guarantee and free ship. Feedback?
#2Great selling point. bad business model. every time my kid breaks another cable you're going to keep replacing it. I started buying them 10 at a time from china just so I'd stop spending $10 every month on the same cable.
Re: Blogged creation, now avail: 8“ cables and true guarantee and free ship. Feedback?
#3Great selling point. bad business model. every time my kid breaks another cable you're going to keep replacing it. I started buying them 10 at a time from china just so I'd stop spending $10 every month on the same cable.
I could be wrong a lot of people may lose receipt and/or stopping trying to get it replaced after the 2 or 3 one.
Re: Blogged creation, now avail: 8“ cables and true guarantee and free ship. Feedback?
#4Great selling point. bad business model. every time my kid breaks another cable you're going to keep replacing it. I started buying them 10 at a time from china just so I'd stop spending $10 every month on the same cable.
I could be wrong a lot of people may lose receipt and/or stopping trying to get it replaced after the 2 or 3 one.
Hoping that the TINY branding means they remember where it came from. :)
Ultimately, we think that the security of the guarantee will result in more sales than it will expenses. It all nets out positive in the end.
Re: Blogged creation, now avail: 8“ cables and true guarantee and free ship. Feedback?
#5The most useful cables I've had in my laptop bag over the years are a 6" USB-Lightning cable, a 12" USB-microUSB cable, and (many years ago) a 4" USB-iphone(30pin) cable. None were particularly easy to find/obtain at the time, but while everyone else was sorting out tangled messes of 3' cables, I was up and running.
I welcome these. $8 each hits a price point where I won't even think twice about it as it's a convenience I'm happy to pay for.
If I might make a request -- a USB-miniUSB would be handy, especially for older but otherwise useful devices.