Is Sears Dead ??

Ray Newman said:
"Executives blame weak results on warmer-than-usual fall weather that kept consumers from buying items like coats and gloves. They say that the brand is investing in its "Shop Your Way" loyalty program, which offers personalized deals.
Last time I went to Kmart they tried to get me into the loyalty program, - Yeah right. :evil:
 
My last trip to Sears was when I had a rainy day tool reorganization session and decided to replace several missing sockets, ratchets wrenches, etc. Just wanted to make some sets complete again. Drove over, gathered up a considerable basket of tools and finally noticed something I didn't like, "Made in China". Every tool I had in my basket was so stamped with the exception of a screw driver set. I put everything back where I found it and walked out. I will not shop there again.
 
mohavesam said:
SEARS is less-dead than the two-party political system in the USA.
SEARS is less-dead than private property rights in the USA.
SEARS is less-dead than my 16-yr old cat (and he only wakes up daily when its time for a nap).

There, I'm glad that is cleared up now.

LOL! Quoted for truth! ;)
 
Our local Sears went to perdition when then moved from downtown in their own store to the mall. I remember the old downtown Sears as a wonderful and intriguing place to go as a kid, and a great little sporting goods department there when I was a teenager and young adult. I haven't been in the "mall" store in years.
 
Our local Sears store is one the stores that are privately owned...not sure what they call them. Anyway, it is locally owned and well managed...Sears just has nothing that I am interested in. I have Craftsman handtools...but when I need something now, I usually buy another brand.
 
6GUNSONLY said:
Our local Sears went to perdition when then moved from downtown in their own store to the mall. I remember the old downtown Sears as a wonderful and intriguing place to go as a kid, and a great little sporting goods department there when I was a teenager and young adult. I haven't been in the "mall" store in years.

Montgomery Wards slowly died off AFTER they waited too long to move from their OLD downtown stores with the wooden floors into the NEW shopping malls being built. Sears sometimes OWNED a considerable interest in the those New Malls being built.
 
6GUNSONLY said:
Our local Sears went to perdition when then moved from downtown in their own store to the mall. I remember the old downtown Sears as a wonderful and intriguing place to go as a kid, and a great little sporting goods department there when I was a teenager and young adult. I haven't been in the "mall" store in years.
I could have written this. It was circa 1980.
 

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