Major Industry Change re: Online Scuba Sales....

[aleave]

My only question is where are you going to get air when there aren't any more brick and morter stores?

 

[roakey]

My only question is where are you going to get air when there aren't any more brick and morter stores?

And this is why it ain't gonna happen. There will always be brick and mortar stores.

Roak

 

[Midnight Star]

I believe that if all sales went the way of the internet, and the bricks and mortors began to crumble, there would be some shop somewhere that would diversify into scuba air fills - like maybe a sporting goods shop. It would probably cost more, sure ... but someone would eventually pick up the slack

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Mike.

 

[ReefHound]

My only question is where are you going to get air when there aren't any more brick and morter stores?

That's your only question? Very good, I see you must have already figured out where you're gonna get training and service.

 

[Thalassamania]

That's your only question? Very good, I see you must have already figured out where you're gonna get training and service.

No need for brick and mortar for training and service, and maybe not for air.

 

[superstar]

My only question is where are you going to get air when there aren't any more brick and morter stores?

You pay taxes, tax dollars buy fire stations, fire stations have cascade systems that fill breathable air cylinders. It works for me.

 

[RJP]

You pay taxes, tax dollars buy fire stations, fire stations have cascade systems that fill breathable air cylinders. It works for me.

Actually, where I live, taxes buy schools and firestations get their cylinders filled at the LDS.

So if the e-tailers put my LDS out of business my house might burn down!

B@st@rds!

 

[ReefHound]

Actually, where I live, taxes buy schools and firestations get their cylinders filled at the LDS.

So if the e-tailers put my LDS out of business my house might burn down!

Just make sure your house burns during business hours, wouldn't want the fire dept. to run out of air at 3 AM or on a holiday.

 

[Rick Inman]

My only question is where are you going to get air when there aren't any more brick and morter stores?

At the paintball shop.

Or head over to Thalassamania's garage.

 

[Thalassamania]

At the paintball shop.

Or head over to Thalassamania's garage.

You're always welcome but I don't change my filters very often<G>. What I was refering to was in the old days there were guys with trailer mounted compressors that drove around some of the local dive sites and sold fills.