Posted by Ron-MO on March 27, 2015 at 10:42:49 from (70.39.176.179):
In Reply to: Re: Gotta Love ebay posted by Two Dogs on March 27, 2015 at 10:17:38:
You make a very valid point. I'd love to support local businesses, but many times they make it VERY difficult, and when I see prices that are 2-3 times what I can buy online, it is a no-brainer. And - these days, many of the so-called local businesses are not really local at all, but chain stores doing business local. I did purchase a starter locally (if you call 60 miles away local, but I am pretty much an hour away from everything except for the Dollar General and a Caseys convenience store), as I needed a starter that day, and could not easily wait a week to get it, however I could have purchased it for half what the Oreilly Auto wanted for the one on the shelf, and my guess it was not of any better quality than what I could buy online for half. On the upside, I did have the luxury of taking it back if it failed, but another way of looking at it - I could just buy two and keep a spare and have my own warranty part on the shelf for the same $$.
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