Replies to post #101106 on Vapor Group Inc (VPOR)

[kingofthe]

lol what a load. reminds me of a comment I think on the high times website 'just break it up with your fingers' lol, sure people do that. people drive piece of isht cars too, while lots of others drive BMW, Mercedes, etc. to each his own have fun with that $10 piece we'll roll just a bit "higher" than you

[RENTONJIM]

The cost of any product is determined by the willingness of the consumer to trade cash for product, the simple fact the Easy Grinder is selling between $99 - $120 is because as a tech savvy consumers we are willing to pay it. Nothing like having the coolest grinder on the block, and the sale of 100,000+ grinders is just the start, do you remember the Christmas must have Furby a few years back.... the Easy Grinder is the new Furby X 1000.
The lack on news has caused VPOR to be day traded to a pps we all thought would not be seen again, great time to pickup cheap shares (thanks for another million @ .0024 today) and stash them away till we're in silver-land, which I think will be before 2018.
Once the quarterly numbers are out VPOR will go up up up, then the spinoff of the cork, (giving shareholders free shares) and hopefully splitting the 8 billion shares between the cork and grinder leaving 4 billion per stock, payment of debt in full, try to keep VPOR under a dime+.

[Topchef]

As a professional aero space machinist and a mechanical engineer, apparently you don't know what it cost to bring a concept to reality. Easy grinder is not some cheap plastic molded p.o.s. It's a well built, good design, and strong battery. People pay for quality, and I am one of them (mic drop)

[Drkoraf]

re: "Price is too high"...I have a rose grinder and, it is extremely well made, works flawlessly, looks beautiful and reeks of quality/class so to me, it is worth every penny I paid for it ($79 using July 4th.20% discount w/free shipping) Would I have liked a lower price? Sure, who wouldn't. Would I have paid a higher price for it? Based on reviews prior to purchase, maybe...based on my experience since, probably, but then I'm a frugal N.E. Yankee so I never pay full price for anything if I can help it!

The point being, the quality, capability and desirability of a product or service determines its' market price point, along with its' COG point and market demand. The EG is unique in that it is a niche product in a "legally challenged" market, marketed to a specific social/economic demographic who will pay whatever they think the EG is worth. I did and so have/will many others.

As Bill Belichick is fond of saying, "is what it is"!

Oh, and for those obsessing about slits/spin offs, PPS movement, PRs, etc....don't. Enjoy your summer doing other things. Rememer the old adage, "A watched pot never boils"