[muglo] Re: Address information - was desktop RAM
- From: Paul Tucknott <paulvt@xxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2010 15:40:48 -0400
We at Mostly Digital also ask for a name and address. It helps to put a name to
a face. I can greet the vast majority of my customers by name - it helps build
and establish a relationship.
A name and address on file has other benefits. The majority of our customers
are returning customers. We often get customers come in to purchase something
like inkjet cartridges and have no idea what model printer they have. All of
our customers purchases are on file and we can check to see which cartridges
were purchased last time or which printer they have if they purchased it from
us.
We use email addresses to inform customers of sales, new product, seminars etc.
Some customers like this information - some don't. An email address is easily
removed.
Paul
Mostly Digital
On 2010-07-28, at 3:26 PM, Wayne Dobson wrote:
> I visited the new Tigerdirect store and came away impressed and with a RAM
> upgrade. I now have a 512 Mb, PC 2700 desktop stick available(Pulled from an
> eMac). I also have a 1 Gb, PC 3200 stick which I bought a while ago thinking
> it might have worked for me but wasn't backward-compatible. I believe it will
> work in the older G5 iMac prior to iSight. Either RAM stick is available to
> anyone who can use it.
>
> P.S. After politely refusing to give my name and phone at checkout, the nice
> salesgirl explained that they keep your receipts on file for warranty and
> exchanges in case you lose yours. This sounded plausible, so I relented. I
> hope I don't regret this choice if someone calls over dinner tonight to sell
> me some anti-virus software.
>
> Wayne Dobson
> pwdobson@xxxxxxxxxx
> (519) 474-1253 res.
> (519) 860-2725 cell
>
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