What the hell is this?
David, I thought you might be interested in my experience getting new tires at Sears today. They have WIFI so I thought I would do a little shopping since it is payday. Turn out they block Midway and Brownell's because of "Weapons." Ironically, they don't block Dick's, which also sells weapons and has a store in the same mall. See the attached screen shots.
I mentioned my dissatisfaction to the salesman, but he was pretty dismissive. Since the tires were already installed there wasn't much I could do. I do plan to contact management and express my dismay and explain to them that next time I need service I'll be checking their WIFI access first. No access to "Weapons," no business for Sears.
We'll see if the clerk who receives my contact form inquiry is smart enough to forward it to someone smart enough to rectify things.
That's their phone number, by the way. They've got a hell of a lot of nerve REQUIRING it just to send them a form email.
Y'know, they really don't look like they can afford to p!$$ too many customers off.
[Via Russell S]
3 comments:
Usually that sort of thing is because they use a provider who filters the internet that they make available to customers. The provider is the one who makes the list of what's acceptable and what's not. It's not like Sears singled out Midway USA.
That being said, you would hope they would change their policy to allow for lawful commerce.
From what I see..Sears is about to join Montgomery Ward in oblivion
Remember what Ron White said about them. "The wheel didn't fall off. It fell the f*ck off."
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