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Old 06-08-2010, 08:24 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by Poppa1956 View Post
So, here's my Kindle-Chez Target experience.
After we found our way to the Electronics department, I had to search for the "Electronic Readers," as the sign said. They had only two Sony's on display. I snooped around a little, and was finding my way out of the area When an employee made eye-contact with me and offered assistence!!
After briefly recovering my shock, I asked about the "Amazon Kindle eReader," noting that it was supposed to be on display at Chez Target "today" (that being Sunday, 6 June AD 2010.)
The employee expressed surprise that is was supposed to be that day, and noted they hadn't received a display as yet, only the Kindles and cases for them. He made a point to look up the price ($259) and repeat it to me a few times. He supposed the display would be "set up by a rep. from Amazon or something."
Well, kudos to that young person for doing his job. He actually initiated a conversation with me, he knew what I was asking about, but also knew he was restricted from bringing it out into the open. (I worked in retail for over 10 years, I was not about to challenge the little authority he had an demand he bring the product out.)
Better than my experience in Maryland. I couldn't find a display. A employee did ask me if I was looking for anything, but she had no clue what a Kindle was (I actually to repeat the word "kindle" a couple of times). She had no idea if it was in stock, but told me that if they got it, it would be with the books.

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