Oh Happy Day!

by Bendrr 4 Replies latest jw friends

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  Bendrr

  In case anyone missed the news, Radio Shack is no longer asking for customers' addresses and phone numbers at the checkout.

  Customers tell us the practice of asking them for names and addresses is time consuming and annoying and is not something that endears them to us, said Leonard Roberts, chairman and chief executive officer of RadioShack Corporation.

  I can't wait 'till the next time I stop in at the one across the street from work. Those guys hate me because I always refused to give them my info.

  Mike.
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  joelbear

  how much did they have to spend to come to this conclusion
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  Bendrr

  The real question Joel is why it took them so long to come to this conclusion.
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  johnny cip

  hi bendr; when i go to radio shack i blast them .. why you want my name etc... while i'm holding up the line other customers make the same complaint... it's always fun, radio shack gets the same as the jw's i talk to .... deleted off with your crap!!!!! they always take my MONEY...JOHN

  Edited by - Englishman on 15 January 2003 4:44:16
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  Buster

  The last time I was in a Radiio Shack, I wnated to but some $2 connector or somesuch. The clerk asked me for my personal information. So I lightly waved my hand and I told him I was paying cash for this little item, and he didn't need my name (old Jedi trick). Fine with him. So he rang it up.

  As I walked out, I noticed that I had the wrong item. So we had to go thru a return - this time he needed my name. Damn.