Bill
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blue underpants said:That sounds a good idea but you can bet De Niro has cut his carpet prices down to the bare bones already to try to boost trade.RP2 said:de niro said:i think you are right. my shop is not really internet friendly, we need humans to measure and fit carpets. what does happen though is the radio/phone shop, the florist and even the jewelers will all be gone soon as people stay at home and order from their armchair. this means people just wont visit our town centre, i could be giving carpets away but there will nobody around to see them. thank goodness for the loyal customer base i have, but i fear i will struggle as "new blood" gets thinner on the ground.
Discounts for City fans?
Just trying to help you here....
Iknow lads who run a carpet shop in Droylsden and they are worried, they are not struggling but have definately seen a downturn lately
yeh things are tight, as i say i'm lucky due to 30 years trading you get a decent customer base, if they are skint though they can't shop for carpets. its food and mortgage first and who can blame them.
i try to buy right and then sell right, best way imo.