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agreed. i dont think i've ever bought anything electronic in a brick and mortar store. internet research is better than what the ignorant sales person tells you. internet pricing is better. internet return policies are better.
then again, i bet the same people buy used cars from dealerships.
10/02/09
Why?............ Price!
Thank you Amazon, NewEgg and Ebay.
With Amazon Prime I have it next day for$3.99 or Free Two day shipping.
NewEgg is three day and sometimes faster.
Just because most if not all the other Electronics chains are gone does not mean you have no competition.
10/02/09
A major corporation is saying "we're adding more jobs." Jobs cost money.
Warehouses don't cost near as much money, which is why Amazon, online, etc are cheaper than Best Buy. Less employees.
Do you want jobs? Or a discount on an unnecessary purchase? I can't figure Americans out sometimes- they get butthurt about both sides of the same coin. We wonder where our jobs go even as we refuse to pay for them to exist.
10/02/09
Prime example: There is a Fry's Electronics and Best Buy down the street from eachother. Both large brick-and-mortar electronics stores. Both have to pay their employees.
Fry's ALWAYS has the lower prices. So what I'm wondering is why you're protecting Best Buy's overpricing of its products?
10/02/09
Again... adding jobs bitching about no fire sales. Best Buy can douche it up with an HDMI cable to a few people if that means someone's working this Christmas. Not one post here is saying "sweet! jobs!" How many other large companies are saying that today? It's worth more compliment than negativity. If GM did that, with their shitty cars and often shitty prices, I'm not sure I would mention how little I care for them AT that particular moment.
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(Airlines do this all the time by announcing price increases/decreases coming in the next 3-6 months and then if the other airlines don't make similar announcements, they don't actually change prices... it's like price-fixing but legal!)
12/22/08
Oh, and it's 'free rein', not 'free reign' which doesn't make sense...
12/22/08
"Hi Jack!"
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Mini-coopers=two bicycles with a metal shell.
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12/05/08
What's really funny is that inevitably someone will come along and steal at least one. I'd love to see what happens when they find out they've just acquired a couple of AOL disks from 1995 or a catalog from a trade show in 1997.