Sears Roebuck Company was a GREAT retailer at one time. But since I
remember they have always been a little high priced. When they were a real
catalog retailer you could purchase almost anything in life from them (in
the 1920's or so I think they sold house kits). Still their small tool,
power
Yes it is old... Trick!
Just plain advertising WITHOUT any SIGN of technical merit. And how do
you connect EMC to it? (you spam-bot posted this to emc-users mailing
list YOU HEAR RIGHT, EMC U-S-E-R-S ) Plus, the Sears have no
establishment in my country and in hundred others too, while EMC is
I am sorry, but this can not be discerned from automatic spam generator.
As for non-availability, TESCO for example advertises products they do
not have on general sale, they have, but 2-3 PIECES for 5-milion
inhabitants! Now imagine their offer of some cheaper high-quality
electronics, like a
Mario. wrote:
Oh, yes, I will never buy Sears, because they advertise something they
do not even manufacture,
Sears doesn't manufacture ANYTHING in their entire store. At one time,
they may have made
some of the Craftsman brand of small hand tools themselves. Now, they
are just a department
So, Sears is a some kind of hobby-TESCO?
So, similar practices can be awaited... either lie as much as you can,
or perish.
And, sorry again to all for overreacting to advertising, had to deal
with lots of dumb, stupid, and idiotic customers for the past year -
most of them wanting to buy goods
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From: Jon Elson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC) emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Monday, January 01, 2007 4:09 PM
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] CNC routing goes mainstream
Mario. wrote:
Oh, yes, I will never buy Sears, because they advertise something
On Mon, 2007-01-01 at 23:37 +0100, Mario. wrote:
By the way, I NEVER heard of any Sears before in my entire life. Maybe
except of Sears Tower.
Yep, that's them. Been around for quite a while. See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sears_Tower
I guess it had to happen sometime..
I was watching the Barret Jackson auction tonight an an interesting Sears
commercial appeared.
Seems Sears in now selling a CNC wood router, the Compucarve.
