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CompUSA No Loss!

In the past few years I noticed that CompUSA is selling less and less Computer equipment and software and trying to become like a Best Buy. Well I say its no Retail loss. I remember they said they would match and beat any price of anything that anohter store sells. Well beack in 1996 Staples had Win95 on sale for about 75 Dollars when I brought the ad to the store and asked them to beat this the manager told me that staples was not a computer store. I called my state's attorney General's office and filed a complaint with CompUSA for false advertising well low and behold I got what I wanted at staples and that CompUSA store was fined 25 thousand dollars for false advertising for meet and beat of products. I refuse to shop in CompUSA ever again and I am glad I do, because they have prices that are higher than what you would find at any other electrons store. So if you can't meet the prices of Best buy, Circuit city, STAPLES!, Target, and Walmart they derserve to lose customers and close stores. Too many so called computer companies have closed up shop or been bought out in the past few years by their competors. Its that time for now to weed out the weak and CompUSA is one of them. I feel no remores for the stores closing and many of the people working in them will be hired by the stores I mentioned earlier.

Posted by: rupaa62   Posted on: 03/01/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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