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Buying a couple Lee products.
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I could definitely agree with that. But... I prefer to consider that a "learning experience." Not
all Lee equipment is trash. It just takes a few mistakes to figure out which ones are worth the cost.
My biggest beginner mistake:
Buying too many different bullets to test.
A box of this, a box of that, a box of those... I ended up with at least a dozen different bullets for each cartridge. I still have most, today. In those first few years, I learned a lot about bullet technology, terminal ballistics, and other important factors. So, now I have a bunch of projectiles that I'm slowly "wasting" in various tests and plinking loads. And some of them weren't exactly cheap, but aren't worth trying to trade off; and I have no desire to work up a load for them.
Keep it simple.