The company has sold 45,000 copies. The privately held, Dallas-based venture says it had 1.6 million hits on its site in March.
Despair claims it's in the black, figuratively and literally.
After all, in these times, selling dark humor makes plenty of marketing sense. These entrepreneurs know whereof they speak. They were passed over for a promised equity stake, says Justin. Justin pinned them to his cubicle's walls. A company that would create dissatisfied customers in the process of exploiting demoralized employees while selling overpriced and ineffective products to remediate the problems caused by the very process itself.