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Old 12-01-2007, 11:59 AM
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Default Card Stores and the Internet

Posted By: peter chao

A large number of card stores already have an internet presence. On the side the store owners are buying and selling on E-bay or buying at online auctions.

For some reason, they seem to think that their customers don't know about the internet. But of course they do.

If the store owners have room for it, why not have internet ascess in their store?

Have a set-up like Kinko's where you can stick your credit card into the computer and you are billed for the time on the computer. Also, it sends the message that you are not afraid of internet competition. Not only that you can give advice as to who the reputable internet sellers are.

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