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Sears stores. The one closest to my house is two two gigantic floors. The first floor has tons of women's clothing, makeup, purses, shoes, accessories, etc. It has a very tiny men's clothing section. Then a medium sized craftsman tool section -way smaller than the women's clothing section. The second floor is a whole bunch of kids clothing, a few random pieces of furniture, mattresses, random appliances, and overpriced televisions. Nobody is ever in there shopping. Definitely more employees than customers at all times.
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Mozi posted:IT'S JUST A PAIR OF SCISSORS. I can tell you why this happens. I have sold a lot of things on Amazon. Go look at any item that you can buy from any vendor other than amazon.com. Chances are, you'll take a quick peek at their rating as based upon reviews by other users. The only way to get those reviews is by sending out the emails like you quoted. See, I said I have sold a lot of things on Amazon, but I only have like 3 reviews. So what happens is I have to price things I sell much lower than the competition, because buyers will assume I'm less reliable because nobody has reviewed me. Furthermore, Amazon was holding funds for some TVs that I sold until the buyer verified that they received their TVs. When I asked why, it was because I didn't have enough reviews proving I was not a scammer. The customer service rep specifically told me that I should send emails like you quoted, basically harassing the buyer into giving me a review. I tried a couple times, never got reviews, and gave up on selling on Amazon. gently caress that model. Nobody wants to leave a review when they're being harassed to.
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Darth123123 posted:Why are you selling tvs on Amazon and not at work? Why would I sell TVs at work? edit: If that was supposed to be a sick burn because you think I work in retail, I don't 
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WescottF1 posted:Car and Driver just did a comparo on the 6, Accord, Camry, and a Chevy (can't remember if it's the Malibu or Impala). The 6 came in a solid first with America's favorite Camry dead last. Can you really believe reviews by magazines that literally take money and free cars to spin positive reviews for car companies?
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DOOP posted:Someone tell me who are the good car companies and who are the bad ones tia Almost all cars are reliable if you take even just average care of it - ie adhering to some or most of the routine maintenance.
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Chauncey posted:Sorry about your rear quarter rust. This is so true. I have an 03 Ram 1500 and an 06 Charger. I know all about rear quarter rust. Both vehicles rusting in the exact same places, the truck 3 years rustier than the car. However, both of the Hemi engines run like champs. The transmissions are both great, too. The Charger has had a bunch of front suspension issues, however, and the truck some steering issues. Overall I'd buy again if they made an AWD Hemi Charger (which as far as I can tell they did for a couple years but not anymore for some reason).
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