pueepdee products?
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pueepdee products?
anyone buy & use the brand PUEEPDEE? What did you buy from that name brand & would you recommend the item to someone? I am looking at the handlebars they offer, & they have a design that is different than what I commonly see, so I would like to know if they offer up junk or if it's a brand that is going to grow into a name brand potentially?
the products they offer up are here:
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=PUEEPDEE-...=bl_dp_s_web_0
I don't know anything about the brand other than it just popping up on amazon.
the products they offer up are here:
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=PUEEPDEE-...=bl_dp_s_web_0
I don't know anything about the brand other than it just popping up on amazon.
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02-02-20, 02:43 AM
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I see several products on Amazon and elsewhere with names that appear to be the result of someone smashing the keyboard randomly.
But seriously, my best guess is Pueepdee, Spotti and its peculiar cousin Bpbtti (really) are literally Chinese characters for real words transposed on the keyboard to English. A simplistic translation of those English characters, transposed to Chinese, refer to water, moon, heart and other real words.
I doubt the Chinese manufacturers are being slyly funny or playing word games. I'm betting they simply scan the product names from their own language and use similar simple transposition or transliteration apps to come up with names using the English language, having no idea that it looks and sounds like gibberish to us.
And because Spotti, Bpbtti and Przewalski appear to sell the same or substantially similar cycling garments, it's likely the name Przewalski was adopted by someone else down the distribution line who was a little more savvy about words that sounded fancy in English.
So if you check around Amazon, Ebay, Alibaba, etc., I'm betting you'll find these same "Pueepdee" handlebars marketed under other names, possibly at lower prices or more readily available without those 5-6 week shipping times.
But seriously, my best guess is Pueepdee, Spotti and its peculiar cousin Bpbtti (really) are literally Chinese characters for real words transposed on the keyboard to English. A simplistic translation of those English characters, transposed to Chinese, refer to water, moon, heart and other real words.
I doubt the Chinese manufacturers are being slyly funny or playing word games. I'm betting they simply scan the product names from their own language and use similar simple transposition or transliteration apps to come up with names using the English language, having no idea that it looks and sounds like gibberish to us.
And because Spotti, Bpbtti and Przewalski appear to sell the same or substantially similar cycling garments, it's likely the name Przewalski was adopted by someone else down the distribution line who was a little more savvy about words that sounded fancy in English.
So if you check around Amazon, Ebay, Alibaba, etc., I'm betting you'll find these same "Pueepdee" handlebars marketed under other names, possibly at lower prices or more readily available without those 5-6 week shipping times.
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