May UNBOXENING! – Geekfuel and Power Up Boxes, Opened
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This month, we got two mystery boxes at once (they’re May boxes, but arrived at the very end of May), and rather than pit them against each other, we did two separate videos…then shamelessly put cute animals in said videos to get you to watch.
Geekfuel boxes start at $13.90. To grab some Geekfuel of your own, use our special link to get an extra bonus item.
Unboxing Geekfuel's May Box from Voice Media Group on Vimeo.
The Power Up Premium Box, which you see in the video, is $29.95 per month. A Deluxe Box with less items (but still including the T-shirt) is $19.95 per month. Both strike me as solid deals. Use coupon code (ToplessRobot) to get 10% off your first box.
You can order the boxes here for yourself and here to purchase as a gift for someone else.
Unboxing the May Power Up Box – Star Wars Ahoy! from Voice Media Group on Vimeo.
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