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[SeboU1]

This was on Market place. This shows the average consumers lack of knowledge on basic things about a vacuum. I’m not sure where the seller thinks that the Hoover elite hose would plug into? Not to mention, the seller believes that this is not”even a year old”, this is over a decade old.

 

[huskyvacs]

People today dont even use stuff, they likely found it at goodwill for $10 and are flipping it for $50 without even turning it on. Goodwill will typically mismatch parts like that that they think goes together.

 

[kirbylux77]

People today dont even use stuff, they likely found it at goodwill for $10 and are flipping it for $50 without even turning it on. Goodwill will typically mismatch parts like that that they think goes together.

EXACTLY! Plus they are also dumb enough to not know what some "premium" brands are! Case in point, a couple months ago I found a Miele S5 canister vacuum there priced at $25. Yet back in the summer they had a Dyson Ball canister marked for $130! I wonder if those dumbasses working in the back with the donations realized that Miele canister sold for over $900 brand new in 2007....

 

[SeboU1]

EXACTLY! Plus they are also dumb enough to not know what some "premium" brands are! Case in point, a couple months ago I found a Miele S5 canister vacuum there priced at $25. Yet back in the summer they had a Dyson Ball canister marked for $130! I wonder if those dumbasses working in the back with the donations realized that Miele canister sold for over $900 brand new in 2007....

Another great example! If you ask the average consumer what a premium vacuum is, they will typically say Dyson or Shark. I can’t count how many times I’ve been told “ I have the last vacuum I will ever have to buy, a Dyson!” Consumers are drawn by marketing, unfortunately consumers believe the marketing and not the actual quality of the product.