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Originally Posted by
vermontgirl 
If it were a scam, there wouldn't really be a free sling. It is up to the consumer to decide if they want to pay 12 dollars for a brand new sling. Most slings are 50 plus dollars in addition to the 12 dollar shipping. I would have, but I have an old ring sling to use. Someone did claim it, and hopefully it works for them. :)
My question, though, would be why is this sling $12 when, as you say, most slings cost $50 or more? What kind of labor practices does the Seven Slings company have? Is a 6-year-old in another country making the slings? Also, what kinds of chemicals are used in the fabric dyes, et cetera?
I can understand wanting to save money on slings - we're a moderate income household ourselves! But I personally bought a used, homemade sling from another mama for $35. I knew exactly who had made it, and exactly where the materials came from.
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