Dollar Shave Club.....Real or Fake?
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avelanchefan
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Freaking hilarious....and I am actually interested.
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I hope they don't also make machete's because that would mean their blades suck. Wonder if the junk in the background in his office are from his previous venture pursuits.
J/K. Great commercial. The site does look legit. I use an electric though. -
It is legit. Very interesting marketing campaign. Makes me think about trying it...
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Thats a great commercial...Living Room
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That is interesting. I usually buy my blades from Costco, but it still runs me roughly $60 a couple times a year for blades. I might actually check this out. At $6 a month, can't really lose. Plus I can probably share them with my wife (well, not share - give her a few of mine..lol)65" Sony X900 (XBR-65X900E)
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I am with you glowrdr. I am a little cheap when it comes to blades. I but the most expensive, but I keep using them until it is to painful anymore.
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Yeah, I'm not interested in the $1 ones. lol - I'd try straight edge shaving first I think. I currently use Mach 3 blades. I went with the Mach Fusion for a bit, but I found it had a couple too many blades, and wasn't able to be cleaned well. The mach 3 is the middle ground for me for durability and comfort.
I'd probably stick to the same type, with the middle brand. I see you get 4 replacements a month for $6, and the $9 ones you only get 3 a month. I like the idea of just grabbing a new one each week. Mine currently last me a couple 2-3 weeks. I'm a little lax in shaving to say the least. I don't shave because I'm a professional Monday - Friday. I shave on Friday... cause it's the weekend. :cool:65" Sony X900 (XBR-65X900E)
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Disposable razor blades are right up there with printer ink when it comes to margins. I would definitely give this a try if I used a blade. I've tried just about every blade and electric known to man, and the only thing that works for me is a cheap-**** single-screen Braun Series 1. Usually replace it every two years or so with another series 1, so I'm doing pretty well I think.
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Awesome commercial.Shoot the jumper.....................BALLIN.............!!!!!
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Great commercial LMAO...but does "Alejandra" have a green card
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