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Repellant? They're providing a valuable service with both expertise and physical equipment; I see no reason why they shouldn't charge for it.
by wmeredith 15y ago
Repellant? They're providing a valuable service with both expertise and physical equipment; I see no reason why they shouldn't charge for it.
- pflats 15y agoThere's a number of other local pro shops that are equally apportioned that don't charge such a fee. Some even offer incentives to buy there (free sharpenings, free stick if you buy a top-end pair, etc.) rather than the disincentive to leave without purchasing. I've played hockey all my life. I know the type of skates and holders I usually like. When I see a sign like that, even though I'm pretty sure I'll buy the first pair I try on, it encourages me to take my business elsewhere.