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megahertz

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5. I often buy directly from the company's website.

Reply to Trueblue Texan (Original post)

Sun Nov 17, 2024, 11:18 AM

Nov 17

Example, if I want certain shoes, I'll buy them from that company's website rather than finding them on Amazon, Zappos, Walmart, etc. (Or I'll visit their local store, if there is one.)

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My family and I are looking for Alternatives to Amazon this year. [View all] Trueblue Texan Nov 17 OP

Shopping in person is best for the local economy. LisaM Nov 17 #1

Is there a list of small business owners who aren't MAGAt? John Shaft Nov 18 #9

I don't know where you live. But if you get out and about.. LisaM Nov 18 #13

I'm having hood luck at Target. Scrivener7 Nov 17 #2

Me as well. nt 617Blue Nov 17 #4

Isn't Walmart Pretty Right Wing? nt SoCalDavidS Nov 17 #3

Yes, but it didn't sacrifice an employee on the alter of MBS. Trueblue Texan Nov 18 #8

I often buy directly from the company's website. megahertz Nov 17 #5

+1 I like going right to the source if possible also. I look online to see if what I want is available at the store Hotler Nov 17 #7

Ebay has a lot stuff still Johonny Nov 17 #6

This is wonderful, thank you. Passages Nov 18 #10

ebay with the right filters eShirl Nov 18 #11

I like eBay for fun vintage items. Passages Nov 18 #12