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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Which means "...and then buys it online" is completely irrelevant to the discussion/argument, no? Going into a store with no intent to buy is then inherently dishonest, regardless of what happens after you leave, by your own logic.
I don't agree with you, but I won't object to you viewing that as "unethical." My point is that "... and then buys it online" is simply not relevant to the topic. Not in the least.
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The "... with the intent of buying it online" is simply one example of "... with no intention of buying it in the store", and happens to be the example used in the article that started this discussion. Of course you could equally say "... with the intention of buying it in the discount store down the street" and the example would be equally valid, and the behaviour equally unethical.