Question

[autobotsrollout]

If I had been offered a $20-off code for a website that sells Ugg-style boots, would any of you be inclined to take advantage of it

Comments

[oflittlefaith]

No. A world of no. Those things are hideous.

However, don't let that stop you from making some money.

[blemt]

While some folks may be interested...I'd say your content is worth more to me than $20 bucks off boots. :) Just sayin'. I mean if it was like $20 off a DVD set, then we'd be talking. :)

[otheronetruegod]

I hope they're paying a lot, because it's your credibility that you'd be selling.

[autobotsrollout]

I'm well aware.

See, if they'd offered me a pair of boots, I would have felt better about it, in the "try it out and then..." sense. (Well, not so much, because they're Ugg type boots and I'm not gonna wear them, but you get my gist.)

[quotation]

If I take $20 off the price of boots at that site, is that still $20 less than their competitors?

[autobotsrollout]

Depends on how you define "competitors." They basically make knockoff Uggs under their own brand name. Actual Uggs go for $200+; these go for $110-130 before any discount.

[wheeler]

Uggs are the Idi Amin of boots. Would you accept money from Idi Amin? Or a dictator in the style of Idi Amin?