3 Forms of Unity Book

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I said I wouldn't order the 1689 but I'm reconsidering...3 Forms would be nice as well.
 
I'll wait till the price drops. SolidGround took me for a ride with the Thomas Manton set. I bought it for $399 and once the books came out and even now they are selling for $249.99.

So I figure the 3 Forms will be available for ~$10 once it comes out. :rolleyes:
 
I'll wait till the price drops. SolidGround took me for a ride with the Thomas Manton set. I bought it for $399 and once the books came out and even now they are selling for $249.99.

So I figure the 3 Forms will be available for ~$10 once it comes out. :rolleyes:

Wow, that's a big difference. I might wait.
 
I'll wait till the price drops. SolidGround took me for a ride with the Thomas Manton set. I bought it for $399 and once the books came out and even now they are selling for $249.99.

That's always the problem isn't it? You buy it when it comes out and then it's on sale later. Or you wait for the sale that never comes because it sold out quickly when it first appeared and now you're "out of luck" (in a Calvinistic sort of way!).
 
It's been my experience that "pre" ordering is cheaper, is Solid Ground doing the opposite?
 
I'll wait till the price drops. SolidGround took me for a ride with the Thomas Manton set. I bought it for $399 and once the books came out and even now they are selling for $249.99.

That's always the problem isn't it? You buy it when it comes out and then it's on sale later. Or you wait for the sale that never comes because it sold out quickly when it first appeared and now you're "out of luck" (in a Calvinistic sort of way!).

I bought them before they came out. I bought them during the presale. I'll probably by the 3 forms, I just don't like how the Manton collection purchase went. I don't believe I will ever buy a collection again and if I do and the collection is new I will wait. Once bitten and all that...
 
I've never had a problem with Solid Ground. Michael is a good fellow. Often when a set is priced lower after release than it was on pre-sale it is due to product not moving after the initial offer. Pre-sale is usually, but not always, a good indicator of what sale will be like. I can't blame a man for discounting a set after it is sitting on his shelves not moving. That ties up a lot of capital.
 
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