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Sure it wasn't just good marketing? I can't get any content without hearing an ad from them.

• stochastic_monk 8y ago
  I started getting MeUndies with my partner, who’d been subscribing since they opened in LA just down the street from where she worked. They make a great product, chose to ally themselves with good causes, artistic collaborations, and the one-design-a-month made it a fun way to rotate new matching underwear with one’s partner. As someone who’s been a customer of theirs for a long time, I think they’re valuable because of the service they provide.
  • mmmmmmmmm 8y ago
    > rotate new matching underwear with one’s partner. Please seek mental help. No sane person should be coordinating matching underwear with their business partner.
  • jseliger 8y ago
    I subscribed for a while, but their quality control hasn't been good. Too many pairs fell apart or came apart after a couple months. It's possible I just got unlucky.
  • WosIsMitDu 8y ago
    I'd reevaluate that statement. Their founder is a convicted felon for knowingly exposing people to asbestos.
    • stochastic_monk 8y ago
      I hadn't heard this. Can you provide a reference for me? Edit: https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndtx/pr/regional-director-califco-llc-property-management-company-sentenced-12-months-and-1-day https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndtx/pr/regional-director-calif...
• nipponese 8y ago
  It's in the headline: selling an "experience" IS marketing.