Which big-name store will go under next? (CC pays 2:1)
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DarkRider23
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So, anyone have an idea what happens if I pre-order a game at CC and it goes under?
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man i would looooooooooooooooove to use blockbuster trade in credit at circuit city. drooool
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take Comp USA off the list it's back I saw a grand opening of one outside of orlando, Fl two days ago
I would hate to see CC go under. They are always good for clearance games and for PMing at BB. Just don't go there to buy anything else. 
All the Sears in my area always seem empty. They are all attached to a mall and still don't seem to get customers. They are starting to resemble Kmarts more and more, especially, with those yellow clearance signs.
All the Sears in my area always seem empty. They are all attached to a mall and still don't seem to get customers. They are starting to resemble Kmarts more and more, especially, with those yellow clearance signs.
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[quote name='mtxbass1']About 400 too many customer service issues honestly. The company is heavily in debt itself and I have no idea how they would even finance a Circuit City buyout. Apparently I'm not the only one who thinks that though.[/QUOTE]
Circuit City has denied the buyout anyways. Remember folks that Circuit City is in nearly the same position that Best Buy was in well over 15 years ago - stocks in the dump and in general the company being in an transistion period. While CC is hurting they are far from being "over and done."
Personally I think that if any chain is going to go its going to be what little is left of Musicland/Sam Goody. There isn't very much left and from what I've heard its still the same grossly overpriced CDs/DVDs but with far less in-store selection that differents them from, say, Walmart.
Circuit City has denied the buyout anyways. Remember folks that Circuit City is in nearly the same position that Best Buy was in well over 15 years ago - stocks in the dump and in general the company being in an transistion period. While CC is hurting they are far from being "over and done."
Personally I think that if any chain is going to go its going to be what little is left of Musicland/Sam Goody. There isn't very much left and from what I've heard its still the same grossly overpriced CDs/DVDs but with far less in-store selection that differents them from, say, Walmart.
bread's done