Talk:Trans World Entertainment
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[edit] Customer Service?
Has Anyone else had a problem with FYE's customer service? I think it is deserving of a mention on the main page.
-Mustafarox 00:53, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
- Well, just because you, or even you and a billion other people, it doesn't belong here unless it's verifiable. McKay 19:30, 15 January 2007 (UTC)
- Any ideas why Trans World Entertainment would decide to tear down a local Sam Goody and rebuild it as an f.y.e.? They destroyed the counter, then built a new one in the exact same shape and form... sold off all the stock, then brought the same stuff in. Fired all the employees, then half of them were rehired. Is this some business move that I'm just not understanding? Ahanix1989 05:11, 4 February 2007 (UTC)
Trans World didn't close that Sam Goody. Sam Goody was owned by Sun Capital Partners, who decided to shut down several hundred stores under favorable terms while the company was in bankruptcy. It's likely that after Trans World purchased Musicland, they found that they were able to renegotiate the lease in that location to reopen the store. And they're converting all Sam Goodys to FYEs eventually. There are actually now less than 100 Sam Goodys left. Nostarnite 07:52, 4 February 2007 (UTC)Nostarnite
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[edit] Strawberries
I'm a resident of New England (Maine, to be precise) and all the Strawberries stores in my area have been replaced by FYE. Now I'm not sure about the rest of New England, but if it has indeed occurred in the other states in New England, wouldn't Strawberries count as defunct, too? Now as I said I'm not sure about the rest of the states, so does anyone who lives in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, or any of the other New England states know of any Strawberries that have not been converted into FYE? If so then I suppose Strawberries is only defunct in this particular area then. Mushrambo 05:31, 2 August 2007 (UTC)
