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procare
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Walmart is supposedly getting out of belt ,filterand bag business in stores.
Original Message Aug 7, 2010 10:01 pm |
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Customers are coming in asking about bags, belts and filters for cleaners that Wal Mart sells. They were told they were discontinuing these products and want the customers to go online when they need these items. When you need a belt or anything else ,it is," I need it now", not days from now. These customers didn't like being told they had to go to another store if they had what they needed. In our area it is 20 miles in three directions for a store. Many small businesses have been driven out of business by this company as well as other big box stores.I feel there will be a ressurection of the Independent Vac Shops because people will find getting parts and service there is better than going online and waiting. Looking at a cleaner and seeing what it will do is better than buying online and hope it does what it is supposed to. Online sales will still be made but having the service after the sale is still important. You can say what you will about your favorite brand but when it gets down to buying a cleaner going to a Vac Shop is the best way. At Wal Mart and the other big box stores they sell you what they want to sell you. At least with Vac shops you can find a wider variety of Vacuums.The Door to Door sales peolpe also have a variety. It is if the cleaner meets the needs of the consumer that they buy. Procare
This message was modified Aug 7, 2010 by procare
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"There is no BEST or PERFECT vacuum cleaner"
"Take care of your vacuum, then your vacuum will take care of you"
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Re: Walmart is supposedly getting out of belt ,filterand bag business in stores.
Reply #85 Apr 11, 2011 9:44 pm |
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You and I are very different persons tho we share a common passion for vacuums. I have no pride in ownership of my vacuum ideas. I offer them freely at no cost to others. Dyson isn't the first vacuum company. There have been others too going back for as long as I have been in the vacuum business. When HOOVER came from North Canton to demo its Dial to me in the early 60's, I told them the floating head [exactly what it was called then] wouldn't work on high carpets. I was right then too. Not surprising I was right again with dyson. History repeats itself. I have even signed statements for vacuum companies that I would not try to profit if the companies used my suggestions. I always have signed them. Not a problem. When it's the truth, it's not called puffing. That's your word for impugning me when its you who fall short in virtue. It's called the truth. If you recall, James Dyson and his fans argued for years [even here] against the addition of height adjustments to his vacuums. Swearing the floating head was more practical and saying users never bothered to set them correctly anyway. Vacuum history proves both statements are seriously wrong. Sadly vacuum history and experience is not dyson's strong card. So, maybe it wasn't my email that swayed his thinking and resulted in the changes I suggested. But surely even you wouldn't argue that if enough comments like mine were received they wouldn't make the desired difference. That's afool's argument. Since you don't share your ideas with others, you would naturally say what you do. I would say you are foolish in your thinking. Carmine D. No Carmine, I am inventive and creative. Look a "Procare" or someone else, who created something and had it patented. He did not, call HOOVER and give them the idea for free. He was being smart. J. Dyson, or anyone else, who had a vacuum cleaner idea, did not spend hours thinking how they could make a vacuum better, then just write a company and say "Here it is for free". I know fir a fact, James Dyson did not do that. He wanted money for what he did. Spend some time looking at patents. Also read how General Electric, Westinghouse, HOOVER, etc. got started.
This message was modified Apr 11, 2011 by Mike_W
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CarmineD
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Re: Walmart is supposedly getting out of belt ,filterand bag business in stores.
Reply #86 Apr 11, 2011 9:47 pm |
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No Carmine, I am inventive and creative. Look a "Procare", who created something and had it patented. He did not, call HOOVER and give them the idea for free. He was being smart. J. Dyson, or anyone else, who had a vacuum cleaner idea, did not spend hours thinking how they could make a vacuum better, then just write a company and say "Here it is for free". Spend some time looking at patents. Also read how General Electric, Westinghouse, HOOVER, etc. got started.
You can think what you like about who and what you are and even say so here for all to read. I have no problem with all your grandiose opinions of yourself. If you belief them, that's all that matters. Just don't expect others to agree with you. Especially me.
Carmine D.
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HARDSELL
Joined: Aug 22, 2007
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Re: Walmart is supposedly getting out of belt ,filterand bag business in stores.
Reply #88 Apr 11, 2011 10:03 pm |
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Same old same old. It's in the public domain. It's not proprietary information. It belongs to the readers who subscribe/read the WSJ. Not to John Jannaronne once he publishes it. If you contacted him, be my guest I'm sure he would laugh [at you], he would tell you that another WSJ writer RECOMMENDED BEST BUY stock in the same paper that day while he [and I] say it is overpriced just like BB&B. See, when it comes to retail stocks and their outlooks and forecasts, there are a multitude of opinions for and against. No one person owns the right to an opinion that is shared for others' consideration and thinking. When they do, they charge extra to sell their opinions to investors in their own newsletters and stock pick literature. They don't publish them in print for the WSJ. Carmine D. True. However, you need to give credit to the original writer and not be so egotistical. Try to be original Carmine. Oops. Bad Idea. Your original thoughts are always biased and wrong. Just think. If you had any smarts we might be bowing to you rather than Sir James. Kinda chaps your arse that you failed to reach his status doesn't it?
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CarmineD
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Re: Walmart is supposedly getting out of belt ,filterand bag business in stores.
Reply #90 Apr 11, 2011 10:08 pm |
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True. However, you need to give credit to the original writer and not be so egotistical. Try to be original Carmine. Oops. Bad Idea. Your original thoughts are always biased and wrong.
Just think. If you had any smarts we might be bowing to you rather than Sir James. Kinda chaps your arse that you failed to reach his status doesn't it?
Not a bit. You might feel and think that way for yourself but don't impute it to others. I wouldn't trade places with anyone on this earth least of all him. He can be an idiot, bowing to him just makes him an official idiot.
Carmine D.
This message was modified Apr 11, 2011 by CarmineD
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CarmineD
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Re: Walmart is supposedly getting out of belt ,filterand bag business in stores.
Reply #94 Apr 12, 2011 8:00 am |
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I can read if it is produced. Your word that I made a statement means little since you twist the truth so much.
I don't think so, or you would have seen and read already. It's on the thread on Who makes Kenmores. Plain as day. Your name and post and my response. Goes back to March/April 2008 if I recall. Soon after the LG Premalite faded out and was no longer around at SEARS.
I enjoy responding to you here. You give soo many opportunities to use your posts to make my points here for others to read. Thank you. Carmine D.
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