Let me get this straight: I hand over roughly $450, and I get a bag filled with stuff. I open the bag hoping that I got something worth more than $450 like a Macbook and not something like a $29 DVI adapter and $29 power cord.
Am I correct? If so, how many bags have stuff valued over $450? How many total bags are there?
I think risking $450 in hopes of getting something (and what if I don't need what's in the bag?!) valued at $450 is pretty stupid. Might as well go an gamble the money or find some specific contests/raffles for the Apple product I want.
I think the term "lucky bag" implies that there is a small percentage of "bags" that are lucky and hence worth the gamble. No?
Well ... as it was in 2007, there was a flyer that explained that you are guaranteed to get stuff more than double of what you paid ... if it was what you wanted? That no one can say ... but here is the list of stuff I got for about 440$
JBL on time 34800
e3c shure headphones 19800 Yen
procare 9800 Yen
smartwrap 1980 Yen
4gb silver ipod nano 23800 Yen
nike sport armband 4200
nike + ipod sport kit 3400 Yen
ipod nano dock 3400 Yen
crystal film set for nano 1280 Yen
porter for ipod nano 4800 Yen
train schedule software 3590 Yen
japan map software 11340 Yen
t-shirt (priceless, but let’s say 1500)
Total 123690 Yen (785 EU / 1042 USD)
The JBL ontime and the Ipod Nano alone were worth the price
This was a guy going down the line preparing people mentally of how BIG the bag would be (and that you should check, since you might have a coupon for an iMac in there)
http://nacken.com/img3/fukuapple.jpg
Also, at that time I had some issues with my 17" MBP, which was just out of warrantee .. so ... the pro-care came in very handy
