85Sooner
11/25/2008, 07:28 PM
An annual word for our holiday shoppers:
If you are one of the folks that wants to get out on Friday,
( The earlier you go, the crazier you are) these weekend days are buying days, not shopping days.
If you feel that you need an hour or two to shop or " just lookin", stay home!
Most everyone who has specials for the holidays (on anything worth getting) already has had them rolling for a week now.
Some trinkets will be offered in limited quantities and for
a few hours to get you into the store.
(this applys to walmarts, targets and malls etc.... not specialty stores.)
This is NOT, I repeat NOT the time to go in to search for things you are planning to buy for march madness. If that IS what you are set on doing, please don't be surprised if you are ignored. Not because retailers don't want your business, but due to the throngs of folks actually there to actually buy items.
If you have lousy credit, don't pretend you don't and waste time filling out
credit applications. (BTW they are really starting to be alot pickier)
For you hagglers, there are no more discounts for buying multiples. (everyone lowered their pants to get you in the store:)
Lastly please realize that the people there to help you have been dealing with these folks ALL DAY. If they seem hurried and a little tired, bear with them.
FYI,
For you electronics folks, Blue rays are the item for the season. Just make sure that the one you buy has the ability to be updated fairly easily.
All if them will need periodic updates.
Even though we don't sell them, PS3 is the recommended
system. So for all you guys who were looking for an excuse
to tell your wives in order to justify getting a gaming system there it is.
Lastly, Our sales that we have been running are on the 120hz Sonys. Generally lower than any authorized internet dealers and in some cases 3-5 hundred cheaper than the big box guys so if you need any info on this PM me.
(they look fantastic in the store replaying the Tech game for all these longhorn fans:)
Thanks and Back to your originally scheduled programming.
If you are one of the folks that wants to get out on Friday,
( The earlier you go, the crazier you are) these weekend days are buying days, not shopping days.
If you feel that you need an hour or two to shop or " just lookin", stay home!
Most everyone who has specials for the holidays (on anything worth getting) already has had them rolling for a week now.
Some trinkets will be offered in limited quantities and for
a few hours to get you into the store.
(this applys to walmarts, targets and malls etc.... not specialty stores.)
This is NOT, I repeat NOT the time to go in to search for things you are planning to buy for march madness. If that IS what you are set on doing, please don't be surprised if you are ignored. Not because retailers don't want your business, but due to the throngs of folks actually there to actually buy items.
If you have lousy credit, don't pretend you don't and waste time filling out
credit applications. (BTW they are really starting to be alot pickier)
For you hagglers, there are no more discounts for buying multiples. (everyone lowered their pants to get you in the store:)
Lastly please realize that the people there to help you have been dealing with these folks ALL DAY. If they seem hurried and a little tired, bear with them.
FYI,
For you electronics folks, Blue rays are the item for the season. Just make sure that the one you buy has the ability to be updated fairly easily.
All if them will need periodic updates.
Even though we don't sell them, PS3 is the recommended
system. So for all you guys who were looking for an excuse
to tell your wives in order to justify getting a gaming system there it is.
Lastly, Our sales that we have been running are on the 120hz Sonys. Generally lower than any authorized internet dealers and in some cases 3-5 hundred cheaper than the big box guys so if you need any info on this PM me.
(they look fantastic in the store replaying the Tech game for all these longhorn fans:)
Thanks and Back to your originally scheduled programming.