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Although they probably won't remember me to be fair.
Also, I've just realised that you don't know me either.
....which is why they're probably shutting down due to crap security
This is exactly what’s going on. Even if someone was planning on running down a business it’s far more common to keep the trust from the suppliers and continue with buying, especially those part of a dealership requirement hence there still being stock there Andy new stock.
At this point it doesn’t have anything to do with what they do or don’t offer, customer experience or anything else although those factors have contributed on the way here.
it was bought for assets and will eventually close, anyone’s home works for them and feels safe definitely shouldn’t do but this isn’t their fault obviously.
Many of the UK's finest guitar stores do not operate in the big major cities - Andertons, Peach, Coda, Mansons, Guitar Village, World Guitars, Sound Affects, Wildwire etc etc - I think Leeds is similar to Manchester in that the only Gibson dealer is PMT + Dawson's
It (part exchange) will be relatively important, these after aspirational products after all and people are always wanting to move up the ladder. If a customer doesn’t have the offer of simple facility to bring one in, add cash and leave with what they want then they are obviously going to find a retailer that can.
I really hope this doesn’t descend into the usual “rip off merchants” thing as when usually discussing part exchanges, the retailer needs to make hire part too but some people will want to avoid the hassles of a private sale and Dawson’s (as part of their many failings) have failed to act on this.
to those who didn’t understand my previous comment. All I’m saying is that the fact that there’s stock in the stores and newer stock coming in create a different picture to what she happening. It is common to do this when taking the assets out of a business as to suggest its “business as usual” when it isn’t, there’s no doubt that it will close at some point.