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I was just told about a store called Altex in Richardson and Fort Worth that appear to be a lot like Microcenter that I might have to check out...website shows to sell a lot of stuff that I haven't seen in stores since Radio Shack went under. -
This. Frys used to be the ultimate place to get tech items, then Newegg and microcenter came along. Here recently, they've had empty shelves and SHIT customer service. You would go into Frys and couldn't find anyone to help, you go into Microcenter and get help immediately.Originally posted by ram57ta View PostLeave a comment:
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Out of sheer boredom I visited the Arlington and Irving stores and was astounded the doors were open..empty shelves, no employees other than the register at the front. Quite literally like an abandoned warehouse with light on.Originally posted by jammeejamm View PostLeave a comment:
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bro, the one in garland is a fucking ghost town. it has been since 2012.
might go in there and snag some lp's if they start a fire sale.Leave a comment:
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Fry's went downhill before Trump. Terrible customer service goes back many years. I can't believe they stayed open till now. Microcenter in Richardson has been my go to for several years.Leave a comment:
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I think we can actually blame Trump for this one. Most of the stuff they sold was made in China, once tariffs started on those imports they couldn't compete. For a while they were trying to do a consignment model but why would a manufacturer pay to deliver a product to a shelf when they can just let Amazon handle everything post production?Originally posted by 4bangen View PostLeave a comment:
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it was only a matter of time. Buying online will kill many more in time. Covid just sped it up.Leave a comment:
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