The thing is the seller has to make it first and offer it for sell, so he is the initiator
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Why Do People Knowingly Buy Clones?
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I think we need Steve to figure All this out.
I think we need Steve to figure All this out.
I'm busy trying to figure out where to get honey cake in my area. A lady friend mentioned she will be having it tomorrow for her 21st birthday, which triggered a craving...
Problem with that argument is that it doesn't take reality into account.
Successful product ideas sell well.
And successful product ideas that sell well are ALWAYS duplicated/copied.
To expect that because I design some groundbreaking product that is a true game changer and it won't be duplicated is naive.
In the same vein, I can pioneer a new technique for fabricating designer toilet paper that I hand lay myself, customized for an individual's fanny, perfume tailored to your specific bouquet, takes 3-4 weeks (after receipt of your specific gluteal dimensions) for manufacturing and delivery to your door. And offer it for the low, low, price of $50.00 /roll.
(BTW: I call it "Honey Lick Bathroom Tissue" if you're interested).
If I decide to that I do so with the understanding that my clientele is probably limited.
I also don't get ...... that Charmin has a similarly perfumed and effective .... wipe that works just as well and is $1.00 a roll.
And the no name brand is only 0.50 a roll (though not as gentle on my sensitive flower--.... it gets the "job" done nonetheless)
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There are a Dozen places in My area that sell Knock-Off Honey Cake. But to get a Genuine? Forget it.
I'd have to drive to Irvine for that.
Problem with that argument is that it doesn't take reality into account.
Successful product ideas sell well.
And successful product ideas that sell well are ALWAYS duplicated/copied.
To expect that because I design some groundbreaking product that is a true game changer and it won't be duplicated is naive.
In the same vein, I can pioneer a new technique for fabricating designer toilet paper that I hand lay myself, customized for an individual's fanny, perfume tailored to your specific bouquet, takes 3-4 weeks (after receipt of your specific gluteal dimensions) for manufacturing and delivery to your door. And offer it for the low, low, price of $50.00 /roll.
(BTW: I call it "Honey Lick Bathroom Tissue" if you're interested).
If I decide to that I do so with the understanding that my clientele is probably limited.
I also don't get ...... that Charmin has a similarly perfumed and effective .... wipe that works just as well and is $1.00 a roll.
And the no name brand is only 0.50 a roll (though not as gentle on my sensitive flower--.... it gets the "job" done nonetheless)
I think the Reality Train left the Station is this Thread a Long Time ago. LOL
And BTW - If you Trademark your New product as "Honey Lick Bathroom Tissue", I think you are going to be pretty Bullet Proof infringement wise.
Just don't see too many people Cloning any Trademark that has the work "Lick" in it for Toilet Paper.
I'll give you a hint.....
Contract Packaging
The only difference in the products is the cardboard.
Kellogg's gets you either way.
You wanna pay $1.75 for Great Value Fruit Spins---We like you.
You wanna pay $5.00 for Toucan Sam---WE LOVE YOU.
I have had generic cereal once; when there was a run on genuine peanut butter Capt' Crunch. It's not the same...
I think the Reality Train left the Station is this Thread a Long Time ago. LOL
And BTW - If you Trademark your New product as "Honey Lick Bathroom Tissue", I think you are going to be pretty Bullet Proof infringement wise.
Nope wont.
Change one thing about the process or constituents and voila---my competitor has a brand new product that looks similar to mine and smells delightful (at least before applied to it's intended use, that is)
And if he is wily enough to control costs in other fashions (perhaps a machine that will lay that paper faster than I can by hand) he'll beat me on price while providing the same value.
My .... is clean(er) and stink free (mostly)
You miss the point as well that the market has spoken on toilet paper and what it's worth.
The same thing is happening --full force--in this still emerging vapin biz.
What Innokin did 1 1/2 years ago for $60, Joyetech/Eleaf are doing equally (or arguably better) for $30.00.
SvM wants to charge $200 for a KF4 (even though they already saw their "legacy" KF's copied--and copied well) they should not be surprised that their lunch is being eaten withing 3 weeks.
It's not a matter of whether or not I like it or agree with it.
It IS.
Just a Hypothetical Question.
Say there was No China making e-Cigarette Hardware. And ALL the Hardware was made in the Good Old USA.
Do you think you would See so Many (If Any) 1:1 Clones? And Counterfeits branded with someone Else's Logo on them?
Well Duh.
And the Only Czech bakery I know of is in Irvine.
I found one.
Now to find a restaurant which roasts pork knuckle...They sell Lieutenant Crunch in a Store I shop at. I haven't tried it though. So I can't say if it Makes the Grade or not.
I found one.
Roasted Pork Knuckle?
What kinda Wine goes with Pork Knuckles? Mad Dog 20-20?
LOL
Lol
"Higher" end and recognizable by almost everyone. I could mention any number of obscure custom shops as well, but I digress, the knife industry has more professionalism than the vape scene, and modders could learn a thing or two.
Do you rely not think, across the board, as far as professionalism goes the legit mod industry is horribly represented? Really?
This whole industry is dominated by amateurs.
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