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Sears.com
Sears takes a big priced item, prices it very cheaply, such as a TV, sells out quickly and keeps the ad up for weeks for the draw. They also continue to take orders for the item without even having it, so you wait & wait only to find out you're not even getting the product. They appease you by offering a different item at a 5% discount. I find this to be a horrible business practice. If I wanted something else I would have purchased it. Now everywhere I look for the item I want I still see Sears advertisements come up with the same item cheaper than anyone else and they've been out...
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Sears.com
Google is a great search engine - you can find what ever you need no matter the subject
Sears Survey
The young lady that I had a question for, was just so helpful. She had several different
areas to search to get me the right product. She was the best.
mysears.com
Both sears.com and mysears.com provide an abundant source of useful product information to help the customers decide on what to buy from Sears. Visiting your local store after doing careful research -- especially when buying an expensive and complex product such as a major appliance -- makes it easier for both the customer and the sales person.
However, the product reviews on the sears.com product pages apparently are frequently being turned off for maintenance and upgrades after midnight. So Sears thoughtfully also posts these reviews on mysears.com. On Sears.com when you click on the read reviews...
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Facebook is bigger and better than MySpace! It's a lot faster than MySpace too. I have probably had my Facebook account for about a week or two but now I'm addicted to it! Fantastic web site! There is nothing to it even for new comers and/or computer illiterates.
