“Holy f–k have we got some deals,” a new website from the makers of Cards Against Humanity reads. “Don’t be frightened by the deals. Just click and let the savings wash over you.”
While many of the items sold on the site could be seen as prank gifts — like a life-size cutout of Orlando Bloom, a portable sauna, a medieval weapon — the site is also selling some pricey items: a marked-down used car, 85-inch smart TVs, and an engagement ring.
This has of course raised some questions on social media about the legitimacy of the sales (and whether the items exist in the first place), but the FAQs found at the bottom of the website insist that the products are “actually available.”
Cards Against Humanity’s co-founder Max Temkin also confirmed the legitimacy of the deals in an email to Business Insider.
“We have most of these items in hand at the office here (and our office is filled with crazy stuff right now),” Max Temkin said in an email to Business Insider. “This is 100% real and possibly a very bad idea.”
The items sold on the website are available in extremely limited quantities and, in some cases, are “one-off” items, Temkin said.
Every 10 minutes, a new product goes live on the website. Here are some of the items that have been sold so far for Black Friday:
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