buddscreekman
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Got my daughter a Pandora like bracelet....theyre expensive! But Id still like to look like I pulled it off - anyone have an empty box they would part with?
Does anyone have an empty Pandora box?
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JoeR
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How much is to expensive? The basic silver ones are only $60 and $65. I know this because I bought two of them at the Pandora store in the Annapolis Mall yesterday.
ICit
Jam out with ur clam out
lucky_bee
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a Pandora "like" bracelet.... so its not a Pandora bracelet?
Yea.......... :shrug:
I'd rather just be given the bracelet in a nice, plain jewelry box. I'd be more upset to think I'm getting a Pandora bracelet, and 2 seconds later realize it's not. I'm not saying that, as in I'd be picky and wouldn't accept a knock-off, in fact I would love a pretty charm bracelet...ANY jewelry, really. But the idea of using a Pandora box without a Pandora bracelet in it is kind of cruel
ICit
Jam out with ur clam out
Yea.......... :shrug:
I'd rather just be given the bracelet in a nice, plain jewelry box. I'd be more upset to think I'm getting a Pandora bracelet, and 2 seconds later realize it's not. I'm not saying that, as in I'd be picky and wouldn't accept a knock-off, in fact I would love a pretty charm bracelet...ANY jewelry, really. But the idea of using a Pandora box without a Pandora bracelet in it is kind of cruel
yeah...
kinda like someone buying a walmart cheapo depot CZ ring and putting it in a Jared box...
Thank you for saying what I was thinking.
yeah...
kinda like someone buying a walmart cheapo depot CZ ring and putting it in a Jared box...
For real!Just what I thought!
ICit
Jam out with ur clam out
I was gonna say... just buck up and get the real Pandora braclet... :shrug:
MarieB
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I wouldn't use a Pandora box. I think it's deceiving and sends the wrong message
If you can't swing getting the Pandora bracelet, then the daughter will just have to understand that. She is getting what is probably a beautiful bracelet chosen by Dad. Which is more important?
Hell, I wouldn't even know what one was if the ad didn't pop up
If you can't swing getting the Pandora bracelet, then the daughter will just have to understand that. She is getting what is probably a beautiful bracelet chosen by Dad. Which is more important?
Hell, I wouldn't even know what one was if the ad didn't pop up
Go to a store that sells Pandora and say you purchased one of their bracelets as a gift but you accidently stepped on the box, or something like that, then ask if you could purchase a replacement box. It probably wouldn't cost that much and the worst they could do is say no.
A blast from the past and Christmas tradition:
http://forums.somd.com/parenting-children/36429-baby-food-jars.html
http://forums.somd.com/parenting-children/36429-baby-food-jars.html
JoeR
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I was gonna say... just buck up and get the real Pandora braclet... :shrug:
That's what I was going to say. Like I said above, the actual braclets aren't that expensive (unless you get a gold one). The silver ones are only $60 and $65. The cost goes crazy is with the charms themselves.
MarieB
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"Cheap" is relative
MarieB
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BadGirl
I am so very blessed
So, you drive to a car dealership and buy a brand new Toyota Tundra extended cab (my next vehicle, by the way), and negotiate a decent price. You drive off with a new Toyota.
So, you scout CarMax.com and find the same Toyota Tundra with a few miles on it, but it is significantly, and I mean *significantly* less money than the brand new price. You drive off with a newish Toyota.
Just because I bought it at a reduced rate from someplace other than the original store doesn't mean that I am driving a Pinto.
Same thing with a "used" bracelet. It is still a Pandora, regardless of where it was purchased.
Presuming that this really is a Pandora bracelet.