There were time the Addison Fire Marshall shut the doors to additional customers due to overcrowding.
Errol Jacobsen and Mike Henoshowitz were from South Africa and seemed to truly love the US.
It seems that the seeds of their death was the purchase of Computer City and absorbing the real estate leases. Sucked the life out of the cash flow.
Nathan Morton collected his money and left, after populating management with his relatives. He valued loyalty over experience.
BTW, by the time that the liquidators take over, all of the inventory will have been sold. The liquidators try to maximize their profit so great deals are rare.
If a store had a good manager and a couple of good reps then customers loved them.
If not ...
And that's when the good deals started going away.
Agreed, I remember going in there and even at that time it was hard to get attention !!!!!! It was always very busy but I thought their prices were on the high side. I bought my first PC, an XT clone, elsewhere, seems so long ago but then not really...