I didn't know that Sears owned Prodigy. I got my first computer in 1994, and it came with it. I was in my late 20s and starting to have disposable income, but there was no way in hell I would have put my credit card info into that mysterious and often malevolent unknown. So I can understand why it may not have occurred to managers at Sears.
As to Wal-Mart, the story might end up more gripping over time as the logistical miracle case study makes room for the ruthlessness and exploitation morality tale.
Remember how getting mail was a fun awesome thing but then we all switched to email and texting and now we pay for the fun awesome mail?
I didn't know that Sears owned Prodigy. I got my first computer in 1994, and it came with it. I was in my late 20s and starting to have disposable income, but there was no way in hell I would have put my credit card info into that mysterious and often malevolent unknown. So I can understand why it may not have occurred to managers at Sears.
As to Wal-Mart, the story might end up more gripping over time as the logistical miracle case study makes room for the ruthlessness and exploitation morality tale.