Nope, all the time. I've never once had a price match not accepted from online stores like Amazon, Newegg, etc. by Best Buy, Frys, etc.
And then I have to find a salesman, show them the price, argue them into it (as they try to claim they only price match brick and mortar), and deal with their hard sales and trying to talk me into buying a warranty. I'd rather just buy it on Amazon and not deal with their salesmen. Unless I absolutely want it today I'm not even going to ask them to match.
Nope, you simply walk up to the cashier, show them the price on Amazon and they price match. Every time I've done it it takes less than a minute at Best Buy. And I've done this at multiple locations.
How does Trump want free speech? Trump wants to rewrite libel laws so he can sue news outlets he disagrees with under the guise of "false reporting" (aka quoting his statements that embarrass him).
Your post sounds great except for the flawed premise about the Internet. Governments have been walling-off; censoring and monitoring what people can on both the Internet and Web for more than a decade now.
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Yes, that was the whole joke from the show.
Sprint is part of the government? Poor troll is poor.
Validating the old saying "Better to ask forgiveness than approval."
And your proof is where exactly?
If the whole market explodes then how would they differentiate their products?
So true. Corporations should never be held accountable for their products. That's practically communism.
And yet I can by DRM-free music from multiple sources invalidating your entire claim.
Half a decade ago.
Considering the proliferation of tools to block most of those things, it's not just me.
and if you don't need pre-rolls, or interstitials, or playlists, or analytics,
You're correct. I don't need any of that. All off that is just bullshit added in to annoy the person trying to watch a video.
What challenges? Was typing:
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really that hard?
So facts are now a liberal conspiracy? You conservatards are too rich.
Sometimes.
Nope, all the time. I've never once had a price match not accepted from online stores like Amazon, Newegg, etc. by Best Buy, Frys, etc.
And then I have to find a salesman, show them the price, argue them into it (as they try to claim they only price match brick and mortar), and deal with their hard sales and trying to talk me into buying a warranty. I'd rather just buy it on Amazon and not deal with their salesmen. Unless I absolutely want it today I'm not even going to ask them to match.
Nope, you simply walk up to the cashier, show them the price on Amazon and they price match. Every time I've done it it takes less than a minute at Best Buy. And I've done this at multiple locations.
Did Alex Jones autograph your spooge mop?
This just in: Retail stores like Best Buy do this thing called "price matching". Film at 11!
Off topic mod? LOL, did some Trump supporter get his panties all in a wad?
My point is that your premise is entirely wrong. It hasn't frustrated anything. See: NSA.
How does Trump want free speech? Trump wants to rewrite libel laws so he can sue news outlets he disagrees with under the guise of "false reporting" (aka quoting his statements that embarrass him).
Your complaint is highly amusing since you ignore how Trump wants to abuse libel laws to shut down reporting he doesn't like.
http://www.politico.com/blogs/...
So, yes, if I have to choose I would pick Hillary over Herr Trump.
Yep, just like how Romney was gonna win in 2012.
No, it's not true. In-app purchases like this can be restored on other devices.
so as to improve profits through a new Apple-only (apparently) hifi wireless standard?
Since when is Bluetooth an Apple-only standard?
Do you suffer from a lack of a sense of humor?
Your post sounds great except for the flawed premise about the Internet. Governments have been walling-off; censoring and monitoring what people can on both the Internet and Web for more than a decade now.
So no different than the web for more than a decade?