On Oct 24, 11:25 am, "Mike S." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I like.
>
> I'll offer the comparison of book stores vs. Amazon. I love local book
> stores. I even love the big chains. But I'll darn if I'm going to pass up
> saving 25-30% over the exact same item. Sometimes I'm even "guilty" of
> browsing in a book store and then later buying the same book online. It's a
> shame if local book stores or even the big chains go under. On the other
> hand, anyone, anywhere can get pretty much any book at any time. It may be
> worth that trade off.
Meh, I'll pay 25% more for personal, knowledgeable customer service.
However, when the cheapest glasses are $200 locally and similar
"beater" glasses are $20 online, it's a no-brainer where my spare pair
is coming from. I've been doing without spares for years for simply
financial reasons, but it seems that there's enough reports of good
quality out there that the online retailers are worth a try. I still
can't justify spending $200 (likely more) for a pair of glasses for
"just in case."
nate
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