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11/27/09
11/25/09
Ahhh... now that's better.
11/25/09
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11/25/09
I know, right?!?
I can't believe that Palm is still firing volleys across the bow of Apple! I'm sure the next update to the iPhone will turn the Pixi back to it's former, black self.
Will this petty industry bickering never stop?
03/16/09
Of course, when the Doofus Brothers laid down that particular law, they never thought to consider whether the other stores would have Caller ID. (Not surprising; Fry's didn't have bar code scanners at the checkouts till 2000. The Doofus Brothers sell technology, they don't use it.)
03/16/09
Most of them are really only good for a few hits anyway.
Personally I'm coveting one of the high end ones myself.
03/16/09
Here's the policy in writing, and every Best Buy has hard copies of it. Make them follow it, but don't expect them to break the rules just so you can save money.
[www.bestbuy.com]
03/16/09
03/16/09
How dare you take the side of a retailer! Don't you know that all businesses that that offer us a "choice" of purchasing their products or services for our cash are out to screw us. The fact that they attempt to perform their legal obligation to try and make money for their shareholders is only futher proof of this!
03/16/09
There is a BIIIG difference between "capitalism", and being a douche bag to your customers to try to prevent under-cost sales, that ARE specifically condoned under certain circumstances by your written store policy.
I'm so sick of these fucking corporate apologists, every time someone accuses a particular store of being a cheap-skate or not living up to their own store policies, they think the criticism is a de-facto attack on the entire concept of capitalism...
Yeah, I am fucking clear on the concept of capitalism, and that stores that make money do better than stores that don't, and the shareholder bullshit, blah, blah, blah.
None of that has ANYTHING to do with what we are talking about. If your store is going to publish policies regarding price-matching, returns, exchanges, warranties, extended-warranties, service-plans, etc. You better fucking well STICK to those policies without me having to chew out a manager in order to get WHAT IS OWED to me.
So, STFU and GTFO, bitch.
/rant
(p.s. I'm not sure if I am directing this at Piker or not, I cannot seem to decipher his ambitious sarcasm)
03/16/09
Edit button? PREVIEW button?!?
03/16/09
Well, I think all/most of those Office Depot employees should be fired. And I want it done two months ago!
03/16/09
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Stick it to tha MAN!
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12/10/08
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12/10/08
suckers
12/10/08
I did have a CompUSA, Circuit City, and Office depot all in the same retail park about 2 miles away. Now, nothing but crickets chirping in the night.
12/10/08
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12/10/08
Office Max/Office Depot/Staples are all the same..
12/10/08
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There can be no other rational explanation for their continued existence...
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