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Old 09-19-2015, 06:36 PM
 
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Originally Posted by MTSilvertip View Post
It's called free market. If a local store can't offer the services and price competative with what is offered within an easy commute, they will lose business.
I agree. I shop at plenty of small merchants that give better service, prices, and better quality products than any of the big box stores. As for those local shops with crap products, overpriced merchandise and poor customer service, and take advantage of uneducated customers, I could care less if they go out of business. They deserve it.

People are not going to shop at your store just because your local. You need to give them reasons to do business with you. Time to change.......

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