Buyer's Remorse

[Del Murder]

Just buy them all. And make sure to use the Official EoFF Amazon Link. Then, after you figured out which one you want (and once Daniel gets the commission check), return all the other items. It's a foolproof plan.

[Calliope]

If that's actually how it works, I might just do that...

[Loony BoB]

I spend ages considering purchases and then have no regrets once I make it, more often than not. The more expensive something is, like a TV or something, the more time and the more products I'll consider to ensure I get good value.

So how many other websites did you shop around for before you settled on this one?

I checked to see if there were any other Eyes on Final Fantasy sites, but there weren't.

EDIT: I get de-credited if people get refunds. It doesn't cost me, but they take it out of "future potential earnings".

[Jess]

I sometimes take so long deciding whether I'm actually going to buy something that by the time I actually go to buy it, it's out of stock or no longer in my size.

[Pant Leg Eater from the Bad World]

I do not suffer from buyers remorse. If I want something, I buy it and deal with the consequences. I never have the, maybe I should have bought this, moments.

I regret nothing. Ever.

[escobert]

I too have sellers remorse. I don't really buy things on a whim.

[Jiro]

I spend ages considering purchases and then have no regrets once I make it, more often than not. The more expensive something is, like a TV or something, the more time and the more products I'll consider to ensure I get good value.

So how many other websites did you shop around for before you settled on this one?

I checked to see if there were any other Eyes on Final Fantasy sites, but there weren't.

EDIT: I get de-credited if people get refunds. It doesn't cost me, but they take it out of "future potential earnings".

EoFF should buy unwanted goods for cheap and then raffle them off.

[Fuzakeru]

Not really. I tend to bargain shop on everything besides electronics or art supplies and if I feel unsure I just stand in the aisle comparing reviews on Amazon of that product before feeling confident in my choice.

If I feel compulsively shop-ish that day then I hit up the local thrift stores for knick knacks and books or stores like Ross where even if shopper's remorse tries to show up I can tell it, "HEY! That thing was normally $40 and I got it for $10! Shuddap!" Works like a charm.

[starlet]

My buyers remorse usually end up happening after I go to the grocery store hungry, buy a bunch of trout I don't need then saying "trout! I could've used that money for gas D:"