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Chicago Comb Co. Model 1 Comb

Chicago Comb Co. Model 1 Comb

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ProfessorPat
380
Nov 9, 2017
Yeah, I wasn’t aware of just how many ways you could limit your searches. I knew you could sort by applicant and some fairly obvious things, but actually seeing you could sort by city specifically was news to me. I was pretty sure state was there though. I imagine older patents get more difficult to track down, but it should be pretty easy to find a lot of newer ones if you know much about what you’re after given the number of ways you can refine the search there. Actually sort of surprising that a government site makes something more easy to accomplish than expected.
Thanks Professor Pat. We also list these patent numbers on our website at the footer to each page and several other places. Patent litigation is expensive, but we have in-house staff with a legal background, and we've found that the appropriate pressure has caused companies like Amazon, eBay, and Etsy to remove copycat patent infringing listings. Individual stores also don't want to be carrying a product that's an illegal knockoff, and especially since the quality of these copycats is junk.
vong
262
Jun 4, 2015
Kind of a ripoff. I bought a comb just like this for $20 posted off ebay.
vong
262
Jun 5, 2015
Mine's nowhere near as bad as that. Only thing I can pick that's bad from mine is the finish isn't perfect as there's little pits in it.
vongVong, to test it out, we bought these knockoff combs from six different sellers on Ebay earlier this year (total of 6 combs). The combs are all identical, including those described in the Ebay listings as being made of "titanium." They're all cheapo, fake junk, probably made in the same sweatshop factory in China.
Apart from the quality issue, you are also using a comb which rips off our intellectual property rights. We designed this comb and have patent rights on the design. I hope you can see the irony of your earlier post calling our comb a "ripoff." It's the exact opposite situation.
SecretAsianMan
29
Apr 19, 2015
this is the worst comb ever
ChicagoWay
657
Apr 19, 2015
SecretAsianManNice "review". Thanks for posting it at least 5 times. Not like spamming or anything.
wild_one
236
Apr 19, 2015
ChicagoWayMore like seven times... I can accept if someone doesn't like a product and puts out a negative opinion and moves on, but this is asinine.
rootduck
207
Mar 18, 2018
Am I the only one who is discouraged by the fact the comb has “TITANIUM“ written on it despite having nothing to do with titanium? I thought the comb was called Model #1 which would have made a way better logo. Also with a product like this no logo would have been the way to go. Great, now I’ve talked myself out of it :(
rootduck
207
May 28, 2018
How many drops are you planning to have which have a picture of the titanium comb which you have never listed it in massdrop. The fact that there are 16 photos and you still need the 3rd one to say titanium is sleezy and seems as though it has only been kept there to attract the type of customers attracted to titanium products. I have no dispute that this stainless steel comb is a great product. But picture 3 is marketing a much more expensive titanium comb which can only be bought from your site. (obviously not a mistake) It's underhanded behaviour towards both your customers and massdrop as a whole. From your previous post I had assumed it was just an oversite but since you have posted it for the 3rd time it is clearly intentional.
rootduckMy friend, you’ve started with the incorrect assumption that we control this website and the photos on it. Why would you assume this, and then build some kind of theory of our motives on it? I happen to agree that the Ti photo should not be here when that comb isn’t part of the drop (although it *has* been in the past), but we aren‘t in charge of this listing.
Mjvb1175
9
Jul 10, 2017
I got one 2 years ago and was disapointed. There was several marks / scrapes on it. Perhaps the factory chose to send a poor comb to me in Denmark, rather than a customer in the United States.
Mjvb1175
9
Jul 18, 2017
I have just now received my new Comb from Chicago Comb, and its a beauty😊
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Mjvb1175Thank you my friend, we're so happy to hear it arrived and that you like it! (N.B., for those wondering, we sent a different style of comb, the Model 2, at his request). Warm regards, John Chicago Comb Co.
Nerys
68
Nov 28, 2016
These are all over ebay for $3 or $4 and you can even get them in actual titanium for a few dollars more. This is a Very bad deal.
Nerys
68
Nov 30, 2016
I will check my pictures but the chances are extremely slim. Its a comb and i was a teenager and family photos were not a thing for us (to my great sadness) I remembered it only because i loved the finger hole as i could twirl it around my finger. It might have been even more than 20 years as i remeber it and the grand canyon which would put me more at 10 or 12 or almsot 30 years ago. But there is no way to know if that is one or two seperate memories.
I will tell you this. While i dont like the way our patent system is broken i do like us companies. If i find something i will send it to you non publicly so it cant be used to hurt you.
Fundin
119
Jan 4, 2018
defaultuser
23
Jan 29, 2016
Perfect for the modern man who staves off his existential crises by seeking out niche, expensive, "luxury" versions of mundane everyday products! In my opinion, the standard $39 is FAR too expensive for a comb; but $27.99 is just right! That's only $26.99 more than the boring old black plastic comb I've been using for the past decade and a half... but hey, the 2,600% price premium and manufacturer's reassurance that it's built to last have to count for something!
ben_r_
64
Jan 24, 2014
Pretty nice, but way too expensive for a comb.
Killabyte
14
Dec 18, 2014
I can see some kid whip this out his pocket as he spins it around his finger in one fluid motion with one hand while he removes his designer fadora from this jell slicked hair. He would then proceed to spin the comb around onto his scalp where the metal spikes dig into his scalp, Appearing unaffected he then combs the fresh blood through his gloopy hair, his hand falls to his side after replacing the fadora where he wipes the blood from his steel comb and places it back in this pocket. He then whips his glance at the young lady to his right, "Meh Lady."
ChicagoWay
657
May 11, 2015
I received my comb a few days ago and since I had vioced my concern about getting in the drop I felt it only fair to write a short first impressions/mini review.
I couldn't be happier with the comb. I didn't notice any burrs upon visual or tactile inspection . I also ran a cotton ball along the faces and I believe the comb is well finished. I think Chicago Comb Co. did a really good job.
Tx.b, thanks for your note. This is John from Chicago Comb responding. The comb currently being offered is our most popular comb. If there was enough interest by other members here, I'm sure the site would consider offering a different version. Either way, if you get the comb and for some reason don't like it, you can always write to us and we'll be happy to exchange it for a different one (Mirror, etc.).
Yukita
28
Jul 29, 2015
ChicagoCombif got different version, i might get it.... at least have an option of mirror or matte ....
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