Case-Mate offers $0.99 iPhone recession case... a day after recession ends

In life, you'll quickly learn that everything is about timing. And thankfully for us Earthlings, Case-Mate seems just 24 hours off with this one. A day after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke declared that this so-called recessions was "very likely over," the aforesaid accessory maker has popped out an iPhone case for those of us who vehemently disagree. The aptly titled iPhone recession case is quite possibly the greatest thing since sliced bread the AirMail, and at just $0.99 including shipping, we figure you'll have a tough time finding a better way to protect your cellie. Or waste $0.99, now that we think of it.

[Thanks, Andy]

[(Unverified) Posted Sep 16th 2009 10:50PM]

If I had an Iphone I would get it, I bet it works great.. Lmao thats hilarious makes the iphone look like a Hobo.. I would write "Multitasking or Bust" on the back...

[(Unverified) Posted Sep 16th 2009 11:02PM]

The recession is over? lol. I really don't think so. Don't take Bernake's word for it. Also, keep in mind that the large majority of recessions have had at least a quarter of growth within them. Do you really think that the worst recession since the great depression will be exempt from this?

[(Unverified) Posted Sep 17th 2009 1:19AM]

The Recession Refferees are located in Cambridge, MA. I don't know who died and made them boss, but only they get to say when the recession ended.

[(Unverified) Posted Sep 17th 2009 1:30AM]

The Recession Refferees are located in Cambridge, MA. I don't know who died and made them boss, but only they get to say when the recession ended.

[(Unverified) Posted Sep 17th 2009 1:35AM]

LOL I want 2, 99 cents? Pre-cut cardboard to fit the phone?

Could be fun :-)

[(Unverified) Posted Sep 17th 2009 3:12AM]

Depending on how hot that iphone gets when chuggin away at the data that could be a fire hazard, lol.

[(Unverified) Posted Sep 17th 2009 10:41AM]

Most paper products (not doused in an accelerant) have flash points of around 400-450 degrees.

It'll be ok :)