Apple Is Selling Awesome ‘Lucky Bags’ With Discounted Products… If You Live In Japan

Cult of Mac
By Alex HeathDec 26, 2013, 3:31 pm645 pts
In Japan and other Asian countries, an annual tradition that many retailers participate in during the holidays is called “Fukubukuro,” commonly referred to as “lucky” or “mystery” bags. The concept is simple: you put together bags of heavily discounted products at random and sell them to customers who don’t…

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