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C'mon guys, it seems pretty obvious what Bulllit was asking and that he was not attacking Curry's for the marketing. (Although I can see how this can have been interpreted)

I think the question has been answered now though so job done 

Mind you, where I strongly disagree is with the idea of going to a shop to examine the goods, have a play, etc., then nipping off and buying it online cheaper.

The online retailers are cheaper because they don't have to support sales staff, buildings, deliveries and so on, and in many cases direct aftersales service rather than you having to return the product to a manufacturer.

So to use some of those facilities as a showroom with every intention of buying elsewhere is simply unethical, and will lead to a further demise of 'bricks and mortar' retailing. And then where will you use as a showroom?

Andrew Everard:

Mind you, where I strongly disagree is with the idea of going to a shop to examine the goods, have a play, etc., then nipping off and buying it online cheaper.

The online retailers are cheaper because they don't have to support sales staff, buildings, deliveries and so on, and in many cases direct aftersales service rather than you having to return the product to a manufacturer.

so to use some of those facilities as a showroom with every intention of buying elsewhere is simply unethical, and will lead to a further demise of 'bricks and mortar' retailing. And then where will you use as a showroom?

Love the fact you can't turn off the caps on your phone – it's just like the way mobiles make all those idiots scream 'NO! I DON"T HAVE A PAIN – I SAID I'M ON THE TRAIN!!!"

when i first get on the input text page it works as normal, but once the page finishes loading, it goes on auto caps. the only way to write in lower case, is to press shift before every letter which would take for ever.

If someone can tell me how i can turn this off, that would be great.

Andrew Everard:

Mind you, where I strongly disagree is with the idea of going to a shop to examine the goods, have a play, etc., then nipping off and buying it online cheaper.

The online retailers are cheaper because they don't have to support sales staff, buildings, deliveries and so on, and in many cases direct aftersales service rather than you having to return the product to a manufacturer.

So to use some of those facilities as a showroom with every intention of buying elsewhere is simply unethical, and will lead to a further demise of 'bricks and mortar' retailing. And then where will you use as a showroom?

hmtb:

I AGREE, IF YOU CAN SAVE YOURSELF A FEW £100 THEN BY ALL MEANS BUY ONLINE. I WENT TO LOOK AT MY TV IN JOHN LEWIS BEFORE I BOUGHT IT, WITH EVERY INTENTION TO BUY ONLINE, ALTHOUGH THE 5 YEAR GUARANTEE WAS TEMPTING! WHAT I WOULDNT HAVE FELT COMFORTABLE DOING IS EXTENSIVELY DEMOING THE TV IN A SMALLER RETAIL SPECIALIST SHOP AND THEN BUY IT ONLINE. THEN AGAIN I PAID ABOUT THE SAME INSTORE AS ONLINE PLUS GUARANTEE, SO LUCKILY I DIDNT HAVE TO PUT MY ETHICS ON THE LINE FOR £250!

Hmmm....