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Radio Shack is closing 1100 stores
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<blockquote data-quote="Einstein" data-source="post: 80369" data-attributes="member: 288"><p>Last year I went into Radio Shack to buy a watch battery. They had the size I wanted for 10 dollars. I walked out. Went home and punched my battery number into Ebay search. A guy in Arizona sells them for 10 for two dollars with free shipping. Three days later the batteries were in my mailbox. Now chances are that the shelf life of these batteries is probably five years. My watch uses one up a year. So my usage cost would be 40 cents a battery. I would have paid two dollars for just one battery. And the guy in Arizona is obviously making a profit. So I don't understand why Radio Shack is killing its business with these high prices. But it does appear to be deliberate from my point of view. There is probably some corporate buy out scheme in the works behind all this.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Einstein, post: 80369, member: 288"] Last year I went into Radio Shack to buy a watch battery. They had the size I wanted for 10 dollars. I walked out. Went home and punched my battery number into Ebay search. A guy in Arizona sells them for 10 for two dollars with free shipping. Three days later the batteries were in my mailbox. Now chances are that the shelf life of these batteries is probably five years. My watch uses one up a year. So my usage cost would be 40 cents a battery. I would have paid two dollars for just one battery. And the guy in Arizona is obviously making a profit. So I don't understand why Radio Shack is killing its business with these high prices. But it does appear to be deliberate from my point of view. There is probably some corporate buy out scheme in the works behind all this. [/QUOTE]
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