09-05-2007, 07:36 PM
While I agree with Jester, lets look at the logical chain of events provided these searches are deemed illegal (and I think they are)...
1) court and lawyers ($$$)
2) New policies in these stores that result in every customer being required to sign something stating that they are requred to show receipt and purchases upon exiting the store as a condition of purchase
So now he has cost the corporation time and money, which will translate to higher prices AND more time taken from me whenever I make a purchase here.
I don't really see a logical conclusion that ends in the removal of these searches. Were that the case, I think I'd be more prone to agree with his position. But the reality is that they will simply add in a purchase agreement that has every customer spending another minute at checkout agreeing to.
1) court and lawyers ($$$)
2) New policies in these stores that result in every customer being required to sign something stating that they are requred to show receipt and purchases upon exiting the store as a condition of purchase
So now he has cost the corporation time and money, which will translate to higher prices AND more time taken from me whenever I make a purchase here.
I don't really see a logical conclusion that ends in the removal of these searches. Were that the case, I think I'd be more prone to agree with his position. But the reality is that they will simply add in a purchase agreement that has every customer spending another minute at checkout agreeing to.
Conc / Concillian -- Vintage player of many games. Deadly leader of the All Pally Team (or was it Death leader?)
Terenas WoW player... while we waited for Diablo III.
And it came... and it went... and I played Hearthstone longer than Diablo III.
Terenas WoW player... while we waited for Diablo III.
And it came... and it went... and I played Hearthstone longer than Diablo III.