on 28-12-2018 14:24
on 28-12-2018 14:24
on 31-12-2018 09:01
on 31-12-2018 09:01
I think it's more to do with online shopping causing 'the death of the High Street'.
Inevitable really....
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 31-12-2018 12:28
on 31-12-2018 12:28
Both right @Cleoriff and @dgilbert2
on 05-01-2019 21:53
I used to enjoy browsing in HMV as they used to carry some of the labels I bought from but most of these have now gone digital only so I tend to buy more through iTunes these days.
When I heard this I ordered (and have received) an album I was looking at buying which came out at the end of November, their price was the same as Amazon so I decided to give them the support instead.
I understand they also used to be well known for ordering stuff if they didn't have it in stock but it doesn't appear they have done this for a while which might not have helped.
A few years back I was in the store and was looking for a specific album which I knew existed but they didn't have in the store.
I went to the counter and asked the guy, 'yeah we can order it and ring you when it's in'
I asked if I could pay for it, including postage then and there and have it sent to me (I worked shifts then so wasn't sure when I was going to go up to the shopping area again) 'nah, we don't do that'
Considering I could go home and order it on the site it seemed a bit nuts they wouldn't want to take the money in store for their sales figures if nothing else.