In a message dated 8/8/2008 7:24:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Plus buying only 1970 reject neon print polyester knits, doesn't make for a
core of saleable merchandise. that is not even fit for the $1 table.
Well, in Walmart's defense, I have NEVER, EVER seen
I see it all the time here in Virginia
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Subject: Re: [h-cost] Wal-Mart fabrics 1 reason why their going
out..(imho)
PS
But at least you seem to have gotten a reasoned response. And I will be
writing, too.
Thanks again for letting us see that at least someone is paying attention.
I'm sorry to add to your disappointment, but that is a canned form letter
that gets sent to everyone inquiring about the
Feedback from a Friend says SHE got the identical letter, as well.
Susan
On Aug 9, 2008, at 10:03 PM, Dianne wrote:
PS
But at least you seem to have gotten a reasoned response. And I
will be
writing, too.
Thanks again for letting us see that at least someone is paying
attention.
I have a hard time when they give you a canned reasoned response about not
enough people sewing any more so they have to cut back on unprofitable
lines. I live in a small city (Portland, Oregon) I went to three of my
favorite fabric stores today on a quest to see where I could get what for a
Well said, and exactly what I have to deal with since I do not live in an area
that has a specialty store, unless I quilt (which I do not).
I buy from the Internet, or travel to LA or other areas that do have the
stores. I support as many of the independent vendors as my small budget will
