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To: Teacher317

Thing i hate about online shopping...you dont see or feel the product. As a simple example...i ordered some cargo pants....but the product with exact same name had changed...the fabric was much thinner in heft...there were less stitches

You dont know the fit and finish...and when you order the product you dont know if that particular manufacturing run was a good one. If product is not good....it is a hassle to return...


13 posted on 07/16/2018 9:40:51 PM PDT by Getready (Wisdom is more valuable than gold and diamonds, and harder to find.)
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To: Getready

Amazon is moving to a business model where you can try things on in a ‘showroom’ or where a wardrobe consultant will make a housecall to push certain product lines and styles at you.


14 posted on 07/16/2018 9:54:12 PM PDT by a fool in paradise (Spygate's clock began in 2015 - what did President Obama know and when did he know it)
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To: Getready

Well look, there are purchases that are easily made online, and for more important ones, that you care about, you get them at a store.


18 posted on 07/16/2018 11:48:39 PM PDT by Secret Agent Man ( Gone Galt; Not averse to Going Bronson.)
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To: Getready

Not always a hassle to return especially if you live close by to a brick and mortar. I recently purchased quite a few items during Macy’s black Friday sale (Christmas in July thing I guess?)only two items actually fit well so I went in and dumped the rest off at the store, no questions asked and quick service. Then again, the store is conveniently on my way to work.


22 posted on 07/17/2018 2:43:19 AM PDT by kelly4c
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