K-Smart?

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Speaking of Walmart........here's Sear's answer...... 42

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/ap/20041118/ap_on_bi_ge/kmart_sears_merger

 

[Ladskater]

Speaking of Walmart........here's Sear's answer...... 42

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/ap/20041118/ap_on_bi_ge/kmart_sears_merger

We just had our local Sears near where I live - redone and updated. So does this mean I am really shopping at KMart?

 

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No Lad..........it's K-Smart or maybe they'll call it Skears.....huh? 42

 

[Ladskater]

No Lad..........it's K-Smart or maybe they'll call it Skears.....huh? 42

It could be - maybe they will give WalMart a run for their money? I know an American outfit - Target (I think) either is buying or has bought our oldest retail dept. store - The Bay (actually Hudsons' Bay). As long as they don't try to change the name. They did try once and everyone protested. We would be lost without The Bay.

 

[IDLERACER]

I don't care one way or another about all this, as long as it doesn't effect the price of my I.S.P. (which has been Bluelight for the last three years).​

 

[NJSk8Fan]

Geez, I guess I heard it backwards because I thought Sears was buying out K-Mart.

All I know is when the K-Mart closest to me was first built, I enjoyed shopping there. Right now the place is looking rather run down, never any good shopping carts available, floors dirty, a lot of items out of stock, etc.

 

[Grgranny]

Well, there's going to be something wrong with any company you purchase from as far as I'm concerned. I do most of my shopping at Wal-mart and don't have any plans to discontinue. I have to watch my dollars and get stuff at the cheapest place I can find it. I hardly ever go to Target. They give me nothing but grief whenever I go and don't even try to take anything back. At Walmart (here anyway) there is no problem at all with taking things back.

Looks like it might snow here tomorrow night.