ORIGINAL: GMMAT
So the difference is the cost of the product and not the principle?
I think Manson is selling sef-portrait pencil sketches on index cards. $5 apiece. Get 'em while they're hot!
I wouldn't say that its
not the principle, Jeff.
But in a way, when a product becomes so expensive that it isn't affordable for the average person, where do we draw the line? Especially when the (in this thread/example) the most recent price jump was so that a company could get their name on a car?
I realize that we all have the right to refuse to buy, I know. But if I like the product, could afford the product easily last year, and the price jumps up $50-100 the next year... Its going to make me want to not buy that product.
But, lets not get into this again.

I stayed out of the last one, so...