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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostYou can't do that with make up.
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Originally posted by elsergiovolador View PostSame experience here.
These days when people go to such department stores, they go to look at things, see if they fit and then get their smartphone and order from whichever online store has the best price.
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Originally posted by vetran View PostHey Debenhams haven't really given anything to their customers either.
Every time I go in there I am transported back to the 1980s.
These days when people go to such department stores, they go to look at things, see if they fit and then get their smartphone and order from whichever online store has the best price.
Maybe these stores could think of selling the tickets and offer a service of finding best price online for products on display?
Unintended consequence of such tax may be that it will be too expensive to buy online, but not cheap enough to go to physical store. Suddenly you will have gangs selling toasters and pans.
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Originally posted by vetran View PostHey Debenhams haven't really given anything to their customers either.
Every time I go in there I am transported back to the 1980s.
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I had some Debenhams shares. Shareholders are getting nothing from this sale.
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Debenhams sale
“ Debenhams up for sale again as lockdown stymies rescue efforts
Beleaguered department store chain hopes to complete restructuring by September”
Subscribe to read | Financial Times
Personally I am waiting for DFSTags: None
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