[Comply]

 
Hey Head-Fi,
 
we're happy to announce that we hit more than 10,000 on Facebook yesterday. 
As a small token of our thanks, we're offering free shipping to all purchases in the USA.
 
We will also be giving away a set of earphones every day for the next 7 days. They aren't the high-end, but free earphones are free earphones, are they not? 
 
Have a very happy holidays. 

 

[kckc]

Congrats on the 10,000 likes. 
 
How about free shipping to Canada too 

 
Looking forward to your giveaway.

 

[Angelopsaro]

Sorry to bring this issue back but its kind of dissapointing to try and buy comply tips if you live outside the USA. I havent found a single shop that sells other comply tips besides the standard T series. Even amazon.uk only sells half of the series for around 14-20 gbp! depending on size or model
 
My point is that comply could try and reduce the international shipping rates or offer cheaper methods like second class or something.
Also a good idea is to ship the foamies in packages which are envelopes as well. Environmental friendly or something like this.. amazon has them.

 

[DaBomb77766]

Yeah...this is nice for those who live in the USA but in Canada I feel kind of left out.
 
I guess only so much can be done before it ends up costing more to ship them than Comply would make in profit though.

 

[TigreNegrito]

Thanks, Comply... I'm about out of tips for my IEM's so I'll take advantage of free shipping and order a bunch to get me through 2012!

 

[wormsdriver]

Thanks, I just placed my order.

 

[toekneeyeah]

Wow great offer. 

 

[JK1]

There seems to be plenty of interest in Comply tips, however many are reluctant to spend $15 or more to try them. Some companies offer free samples in order to increase their customer base. While I don't expect free samples, I do think it makes sense for Comply to offer single pairs of their tips in retail chains such as Radio Shack with a retail price of $5. Many people will be willing to risk $5 to try these, but not $15+. The pricing of the T series seems a bit high, when you consider that the majority of iems being sold now are probably under $25. By offering only packages that are $15+ Comply is severely limiting their market. Why not price them a bit less, such as $5 for a single pair, $12 for a 3 pack, and $20 for a 6 pack? That might greatly increase usage. Instead of being an audiophile product, Comply should try to make their tips a mass market item. That would probably greatly increase their profitability.