How to find a good TV salesperson
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Every time I write an article like Five lies your TV salesperson will tell you, there’s an outcry from the (very small) minority of salespeople that proclaim their integrity and sincere desire to help people find the right gear.
I do believe these people exist, but the problem is, how do you find them? Here are some tricks, tips, and steps to help you find the right salesperson.
Where to go In most cases, we recommend buying online. If that’s not your thing, your only choice is braving the noise at a local electronics store. The big-box retailers like Best Buy, Costco, Walmart, and the like have hourly employees. There is no incentive for these employees to actually know anything about the product they’re helping you with. This isn’t to say that all blue-shirted employees know nothing. Indeed, it’s possible you might find one who’s an avid CNET reader and keeps up on the latest tech because they’re legitimately into it. It stands to reason that some people are drawn to work at a place like Best Buy because they’re into the gear. This is what got me to apply to Circuit City many moons ago.
However, the odds are stacked against you. Chances… [Read more]
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