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Consumer Rpts had an article on this a couple issues back as well and concluded that many sales that stores have when they are solvent are better than
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HdnAgnda (aka HDNAGNDA)
Jan 23 '09, 09:17
the ones they have when going out of business.
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It's not surprising. They use sale prices as loss leaders to get people in the stores and build customer loyalty. Those aren't so relevant now.
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pmb
Jan 23, 09:30
yeah, the liquidators jack prices, actually.
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Callisto
Jan 23, 09:20
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