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Maybe not a good combo but cheaper to replace the earphones than the ipod me thinks!
I did purchase some little plastic/rubber things around which you wind the headphone cable to take up the slack. Got a pack of 3 (why would most people want more than 1) from the Apple shop. I think it's called something like the Sumajin smartwrap.
I do however realise that to be able to mount my 20GB iPod on my wrist/forearm may be harder than it would be to cater for owners of the Shuffle or Nano due to the size of the thing. Any solutions?
I also have XtremeMac sportwraps but I think you tried them. I do Macally armbands and waistbands as well, they look very nice, nice selection of colours but don't have the option to sore away excess cord, however if you use the waistband one the cord shouldn't be a problem, all depends on where you want to wear your ipod.
How many days until 1st April, not that I am counting???
Mallard I am afraid we will only stock accessories for Ipods, our reason for this was that we wanted to provide the best product knowledge we could adn we felt that came through only supplying Ipod accessories, I'm sorry about that.
Bambina, our company is called MP3 Additions and the website is www.mp3additions.co.uk it's just a holding page until we go live, I will speak to the designers about getting the homepage up with a sign saying opening April 1st! It's very kind of you to recommend us to your colleagues, the whole basis of our business is to provide the best customer service in Britain(as well as beat everyone on price!) so we hope we will be able to achieve our goal and have people talking about our superb friendly customer service. I have shopped on the internet many times and it drives me round the bend trying to get a phone number to ring customer service as the email response takes ages and is awful. We will be just a phone call away and will deal with emails as they come in, I'm very excited about the launch of our business!!!!
Main problem with most iPod accessory outlets is that they are way too expensive for what they are. I've found eBay to be a great place for iPod stuff because there is so much competition. For instance silicone cases normally retail at around £10-15 if you google them. Madness for a small bit of plastic. I bought one on eBay for 99p. Brand new, received the next day. For anyone looking for cases, search on eBay and you'll get literally thousands of matches, mostly dead cheap. Also all sorts of accessories you wouldn't even know existed.
Incidentally, good customer service should be a given rather than a USP! You do get spectacular examples of bad customer service but on the whole, I find standards to be generally very high and I buy almost everything online these days. The one thing that infuriates me is the promise of next day delivery (say) but then being told after paying that the item is out of stock.
RunningCommentary I don't think I need say but I will that a 99p skin is not the quality of an ISkin. I have looked at all and the silicone skins for 99p are not lasting more than a few months or a year generally and don't look as good either.
The old saying always applies you get what you pay for in life.
Would be ideal for use at work during those lunch hours or first thing in the morning when no-one else is around.
Will you be stocking these sort of things or is outside your remit?
Just been to the Thomas Pink web-site......these ties are £45 a pop!!
Maybe it's a westcountry thing but I'd expect and armful for £45. Thanks for the thought though.