Lucid Dreaming Mask Ebay Idea!
Ok please bear with me here. I know you all would like to try out a lucid dreaming mask like Nova Dreamer or DreamLight but afraid because of the expense. I have an idea. From many times browsing electronic stuffs on Ebay, I've came across power sellers that sell electronics for very cheap. For example last time I bought an 8 GB mp3 player from a seller in Hong Kong for less than 15 bucks, brand new and worked perfect. Also a 8 mb memory card for Play Station 2 is 24.99 dollars, but I also bought one from a seller, also based in China, a 64 MB memory card for PS2 for 6.50, and had been using the card for more than a year without defect. It arises a question in my mind, if these sellers are able to manufacture stuffs at that prices for sophisticated stuffs like mp3 players and flash drives and spy camera pens, why can't they make lucid dreaming mask and say, sell it for 30 dollars with as much functionality as Novadreamers, so I was thinking about contacting one of these sellers on Ebay and ask them if they are interested in making lucid dreaming mask and sell it on ebay, they certainly will make a profit and we will be able to buy our lucid dreaming masks for dirt cheap prices.
So my idea is that on this very thread, each posters will post the name of an ebay electronic mass seller they are gonna contact, and that poster will contact the seller. And the next poster will contact ANOTHER seller and see if any of them are interested in manufacturing lucid dreaming mask. Tell them that based on the amount of people who want a cheap lucid dreaming mask, they will make good profit and if they are interested, we then proceed to explain to them what a lucid dreaming mask does techniquely so then they can go ahead and make them. But if you wanna go ahead with this idea and contact a electronic seller, please ONLY contact a non-US seller that sell a big mass of cheap electronics because non-US simply means cheaper worker wages and therefore cheaper products, for example China. Also don't sound like a scammer or investigator when contacting those sellers because they probably are afraid of legal matters based on the nature of the products they are selling.
What do you think of this idea? Sound a little stupid, right?
