Fortunately I was too savvy to be scammed by the questionable marketing tactics of the Genie Bra. I don't mind paying $20 for ONE bra, plus $5 S&H. But until I've had the opportunity to try on the bra, wear it for a day, wash it a few times to see how well it holds up, I'm simply not willing to shell out over $85 for SIX. IF the product is, indeed, all that it claims to be, then I will willingly shell out $85 for six of them, but the fact that they require me to purchase at least three for a total price of $72 or more, and are pushing me to buy SIX at over $85 tells me that they really don't believe in their own product and expect that once I get the bras they will never hear from me again. If the bra is really that good why are they not selling it in Wal-Mart or Belk's or some other nationwide chain store where I can try it on in the fitting room before buying it, and can return it to the store if it falls apart in the washing machine? And why is it that when I Googled "Genie Bra" this site was the second return I got? Methinks there's nothing magical about the Genie Bra!
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