Talk:Eason & Son
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hi recently (august-sept 2005)I had written a great article on this shop which everyone seems to like as it was there for ages until recently its gone and its not even in the history....... server bug???
- It was a copyright violation from buy4now.ie, so it had to be removed and deleted from the article history. --Kiand 20:38, 22 January 2006 (UTC)
But what about the other details i put in about the shop buying over NPO, and the technical facilities?they were all perfectly legal.....; there was just one paragraph from buy4now.ie
- Add them back, -nothing- can be taken from anywhere else, though. So it all had to be removed. --Kiand 19:50, 23 January 2006 (UTC)
"Credit Card hardware is separate from the tills and is manufactured by Ingenico Fortronic. This system is very slow and inconvient as staff have to usually share few units amounst loads of tills and since they use standard dial up connections, the system is very slow; however, this has saved Eason money on implementing ISDN hardware and Credit Card software into PayPoint."
The above is surely not neutral POV.Billyblunt 15:17, 25 July 2006 (UTC)
It is as the benifits have been described
[edit] History
This article needs a history section. Lots of interesting things happened between the time Eason bought the company from W. H. Smith in 1886 up until the present day period described in the article--Stunion (talk) 11:35, 25 May 2008 (UTC)
