Posted on 02/17/2006 12:06:55 PM PST by iPod Shuffle
bump!
No more redeeming the battery-of-the-month club cards at the 23 Radio Shocks near me.....
I am deeply saddened.
If you don't sell stuff people want you can't stay in business........
Could it be that everything I ever purchased at Radio Shack broke after 3 or 4 days of use.
I hope they manage to turn things around there at RadioShack. I've never been a regular customer of theirs, but it's a great place for when I'm on the road and I need to pick up some kind of computer/phone equipment or accessories in an emergency.
No surprise. I just bought a new HP a1310n PC. Looked at RS first and price was over $900!. Circuit City was $629-$50 rebate, $579! Everything there is way overpriced. They're good for wires or cables when in a crunch, but that's about it.
Cell Phone Shack is what they are. All the other stuff they sell is over-priced crap. I'm surprized they've hung on this long.
I always liked having to give them my name, address, and phone number to buy a battery.
I worked for RS over the Christmas holiday. Sales were lower than they had hoped. I suspect that was due to people finally taking a stand against Christ-less-ness of many stores.
I am glad to see Verizon go. To get them, you had to put down hundreds of dollars in deposit. Then, no matter when you left them, they chaged you $175! SPrint and now Cingular will offer a much better phone sale.
RadioShack seems to be run by God-fearing Texans, so I hope they survive and do good.
I think Heathkit is available.
I may be the exception but the products I've bought and recomended have worked fine. My scanner is going on 4 years without a problem.
You just have to confident you know more then the clerks in the stores
Yeah.. for me, it was always "Morry Lipschiz, PO Box 1, Reno, Nevada"
Lying on his resume? Isn't that actually rather normal? I mean, let's be honest here. Who is really 100% truthful on their resume?
If you guys want a great huge TV, check out the Cinego. Its not plasma or LCD so it won't wear out in three years. FOr $900 you can get an 11-foot projection screen, with surround sound and an awesome subwoofer...great for watching sports and war movies.
Radio Shaft?
They actually do still carry a good variety of electronic components. I've actually found them to be one of the best suppliers of components for my group at work (an engineering group). I buy all of my PLC backup batteries there as well as any smaller purchases of odd and end items.
They made Auto Shack change their name in the early 90's, now they're Autozone. Probably did them a favor......
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