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What a crazy company -...David Seah on wall-based productivity pr0n By: Merlin Mann (32 replies) November 28, 2006 - 3:30am
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What a crazy company -...
What a crazy company - I have never seen such a retarded and strange way to do business. So what if their market is in the US - that should be where they do marketing, but for the rest of the world they can at least offer shipping - EVEN AT A LUDICROUS PRICE.
I can only guess the product sucks, not being able to see it makes it hard to judge this point, if not - one of you US entrepreneurs should buy a load and put them on ebay where you can get a worldwide audience and sort out your shipping etc!
The other option is that they have given the rights away to a non-us company for “international” sales but at least pass the lead on to this company if that is the case.
We are in the 21st Century, the world is getting smaller, developing and 3rd world economies are growing and creating new markets - but the US get more protectionist by the day!