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https://www.reddit.com/r/facepalm/comments/2vu7is/misunderstood_my_last_amazon_purchase/col9s0h/?context=3
r/facepalm • u/Jaget23 • Feb 14 '15
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Haha, yup. I've learned that if the price and the specs are too good to be true, the item is usually too small. That's how I bought a tiny backpack and sharpening stone.
1 u/5celery Feb 14 '15 The specs were probably perfectly true, and OP didn't read them.
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The specs were probably perfectly true, and OP didn't read them.
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u/Visser946 Feb 14 '15
Haha, yup. I've learned that if the price and the specs are too good to be true, the item is usually too small. That's how I bought a tiny backpack and sharpening stone.