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Topic	Sears Canada to CLOSE all of its Stores as 12,000 Jobs are LOST!!!
Dynalo 10/11/17 12:43:33 AM #26:	VeeVees posted... Not in Canada. All Target sold were normal brands at significantly higher prices. Hell, they were more expensive than other supermarkets like Safeway and Superstore. Assuming you could even find anything to buy. Not sure about the other ones, but the one in my city must have opened well before they were ready. The shelves were barren and they kept saying they were having warehouse problems and couldn't get the stock they ordered to actually come in. So for the first few months you'd go in for something only to find that entire section complete devoid of product. A lot of people just stopped going after a while because they always needed to go somewhere else (aka Walmart) to get another item or two, so they just decided to do all their shopping at Walmart. Doctor Foxx posted... That and as someone that really enjoyed shopping at Target in the US, the Canadian stores were different Despite my many trips to the US, I've never been to the Target there. However, many of my coworkers make a point of stopping at Target when they go to the US, and they all said that the Canadian Targets were just overpriced garbage in comparison (basically they changed the Zellers name, but didn't actually change anything about the store... Which is why it failed again). --- Assassins do it from behind. <cite>Dynalo posted [p:888209482] in Sears Cana... [t:75865544]...</cite> <quote><cite>VeeVees posted...</cite> <quote>Not in Canada. All Target sold were normal brands at significantly higher prices. Hell, they were more expensive than other supermarkets like Safeway and Superstore.</quote> Assuming you could even find anything to buy. Not sure about the other ones, but the one in my city must have opened well before they were ready. The shelves were barren and they kept saying they were having warehouse problems and couldn't get the stock they ordered to actually come in. So for the first few months you'd go in for something only to find that entire section complete devoid of product. A lot of people just stopped going after a while because they always needed to go somewhere else (aka Walmart) to get another item or two, so they just decided to do all their shopping at Walmart. <cite>Doctor Foxx posted...</cite> <quote> That and as someone that really enjoyed shopping at Target in the US, the Canadian stores were different</quote> Despite my many trips to the US, I've never been to the Target there. However, many of my coworkers make a point of stopping at Target when they go to the US, and they all said that the Canadian Targets were just overpriced garbage in comparison (basically they changed the Zellers name, but didn't actually change anything about the store... Which is why it failed again). --- Assassins do it from behind.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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