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Zero value for you! Some value for people that like to look at the product, have it in their hands, etc...the checking out part must be a local issue. As an op
by mym1990 2y ago
Zero value for you!
Some value for people that like to look at the product, have it in their hands, etc...the checking out part must be a local issue. As an opposite anecdote I have checked out at many Best Buy locations across the US and have never had a problem(even the shady ones). I actually love going to see some of the newer gadgets, but admittedly I have not made many big purchases there.
They also have a decent financing program(0% 24 months) that is great in these high interest rate times.
...I do love Microcenter though...and Fry's before it went out of business...now those places I could spend all day in.
- 2four2 2y ago> Some value for people that like to look at the product, have it in their hands, etc... I've resorted to buying online and returning good if I don't like them. Most returns are free and even the whole process is less effort than driving to the store, searching, and waiting in line, then driving home
- DSMan195276 2y ago> I actually love going to see some of the newer gadgets, but admittedly I have not made many big purchases there. To me this seems like their biggest problem, if they're just a showroom for Amazon then they're not actually making any money. The value of "buy it today" is not nearly as high as it used to be, and for bigger things delivery is probably preferred by most anyway.
- ghaff 2y agoTVs are probably a rare exception. But things like bad pixels are probably much less of a concern than they once were. When a I bought a really heavy plasma TV off Amazon a decade+ ago I felt it was a bit of a gamble as I was sure the return would be, at a minimum, a big headache. I'm not sure I'd have the same concern today.