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Initech

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3. Just goes to reinforce my ever-growing hatred of the marketing and advertising industry.

Reply to brooklynite (Original post)

Fri Jun 16, 2017, 01:53 PM

Jun 2017

All they're doing is just aggravating the "consumer" at this point. What do they need all our information for? Why are they doing this crap? It's just to make us more annoyed.

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Amazon has a patent to keep you from comparison shopping while youre in its stores [View all] brooklynite Jun 2017 OP

That seems pretty useless, just don't use their wifi. herding cats Jun 2017 #1

Right? Egnever Jun 2017 #10

Though even a small percentage could make it worth it Bradical79 Jun 2017 #13

Yeppers! "and log onto the WiFi networks there" snooper2 Jun 2017 #14

There will be a patented app to squirt a noxious liquid if you attempt to exit dalton99a Jun 2017 #2

IKEA has owned that patent for years Orrex Jun 2017 #12

Heck, they already make you walk 3 miles to get to the exit sign dalton99a Jun 2017 #16

Just goes to reinforce my ever-growing hatred of the marketing and advertising industry. Initech Jun 2017 #3

It may be just a placeholder GoneRonin Jun 2017 #4

Meh.. I'd merely walk out into the parking lot, sit in my car and price compare if I needed to do so hlthe2b Jun 2017 #5

want to use their wifi free then you must go along with. just use your cell internet account instead msongs Jun 2017 #6

So don't use their wifi Lee-Lee Jun 2017 #7

Charming, considering how many people showroom at bricks & mortar stores Cal Carpenter Jun 2017 #8

Likely it's a defensive patent Worktodo Jun 2017 #9

comparison shopping? like whole paycheck has competitive prices? lol dembotoz Jun 2017 #11

Screw Amazon! ananda Jun 2017 #15

Funny thing is that Amazon benefits from this crazycatlady Jun 2017 #17

is anyone worried about them arming their drones? SethH Jun 2017 #18