| Ric Romero is here to make your season bright with holiday shopping tips: "Keep in mind that popular items could sell out before you're able to check out" |
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| UseUrHeadFred so ya better deck out before you trek out, yaknowwhatimsayin'? |
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| blatz514 FTFA: "You really do need to have an account with the store so that they know what e-mail address to contact you at," she said. Ya don't say Einstein |
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| fruitloop That's Ric. Always watching out for us. Thanks, Ric. |
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| zulius Ric is now toying with us... |
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| Grapple
That's why I violate my bank account by putting each item through as a separate charge. /but why does the Apple Store do that when all they sell is data?? |
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| Gyrfalcon There's no way he can't know he's a meme by now. |
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| Canton
Gyrfalcon: There's no way he can't know he's a meme by now. He definitely knows. Luckily, he's a cool guy, really. |
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| aerojockey zulius: Ric is now toying with us... He knows his audience. Think about people oblivious enough not to know that. They probably are the only people who watch the local evening news. |
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| JohnAnnArbor Canton: Gyrfalcon: There's no way he can't know he's a meme by now. He definitely knows. Luckily, he's a cool guy, really. From the sound of it, yep. |
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| trippdogg
"I visit web sites. I compare them. And then I go through the stores and see who had the best deal," she said. |
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| Indubitably
"Your cash flow might not meet your spend flow," Indubitably said. They said, My cash flow might not meet my spend flow? How the fuk would I know? "Oh," he said, "You know." |
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| Indubitably
Indubitably: "Your cash flow might not meet your spend flow," Indubitably said. They said, My cash flow might not meet my spend flow? How the fuk would I know? "Oh," he said, "You know." Nice numerological placement. |
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| Archie Goodwin
Oh, you will, Spend more than you earn? Owe you will. |
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| CT_Kirk
Seriously, how hard is it to place a timer on an item in an e-cart that gives you x minutes to complete the checkout process before the item becomes unavailable. If I am in a brick and morter store and pick an item off the shelf, I am able to walk to the register and pay for the item. Some of these websites essentially let another shopper pay for an item and when you get to the register with your cart say " I'm sorry, this person already bought it" and take it from your cart. If it's in my cart, it's mine for 2-5 minutes. PERIOD! /Most annoying part of online shopping. |
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| JohnAnnArbor CT_Kirk: Seriously, how hard is it to place a timer on an item in an e-cart that gives you x minutes to complete the checkout process before the item becomes unavailable. If I am in a brick and morter store and pick an item off the shelf, I am able to walk to the register and pay for the item. Some of these websites essentially let another shopper pay for an item and when you get to the register with your cart say " I'm sorry, this person already bought it" and take it from your cart. If it's in my cart, it's mine for 2-5 minutes. PERIOD! /Most annoying part of online shopping. Fab.com has a little 20 minute timer on their cart, which renews every time you add something to it. |
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