Cory
San Antonio,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, December 02, 2004
I think Walmart ought to buy a nice, warm, climate controlled storage unit to keep your camera in, until you get it out of lay-a-way. Those other darn stores that sell the same thing for a few dollars more and do keep their cameras and other merchandise warm and toasty have to pay for the storage space. That's why they charge more. If they didn't, then they too could sale the stuff for cheaper. Go figure.
Paul
Anaheim,#3Consumer Suggestion
Thu, December 02, 2004
I drove trucks for a while. Now, if I had a load of digital cameras in the wintertime, they would see freezing temperatures before the store even got them. Yes, we have heated trucks. I drove one of those too. But, only perishable stuff went on them. Electronics sit out in the cold at the factory warehouse. Then, they go in cold boats for a trip across the ocean. Then, more cold as the truck hauls them to the store. In fact, the camera doesn't get to warm up until you get your hot little hands on it. You would think the cold would affect them. But, most of them seem to work just fine.
Paul
Anaheim,#4Consumer Suggestion
Thu, December 02, 2004
I drove trucks for a while. Now, if I had a load of digital cameras in the wintertime, they would see freezing temperatures before the store even got them. Yes, we have heated trucks. I drove one of those too. But, only perishable stuff went on them. Electronics sit out in the cold at the factory warehouse. Then, they go in cold boats for a trip across the ocean. Then, more cold as the truck hauls them to the store. In fact, the camera doesn't get to warm up until you get your hot little hands on it. You would think the cold would affect them. But, most of them seem to work just fine.
Paul
Anaheim,#5Consumer Suggestion
Thu, December 02, 2004
I drove trucks for a while. Now, if I had a load of digital cameras in the wintertime, they would see freezing temperatures before the store even got them. Yes, we have heated trucks. I drove one of those too. But, only perishable stuff went on them. Electronics sit out in the cold at the factory warehouse. Then, they go in cold boats for a trip across the ocean. Then, more cold as the truck hauls them to the store. In fact, the camera doesn't get to warm up until you get your hot little hands on it. You would think the cold would affect them. But, most of them seem to work just fine.
Paul
Anaheim,#6Consumer Suggestion
Thu, December 02, 2004
I drove trucks for a while. Now, if I had a load of digital cameras in the wintertime, they would see freezing temperatures before the store even got them. Yes, we have heated trucks. I drove one of those too. But, only perishable stuff went on them. Electronics sit out in the cold at the factory warehouse. Then, they go in cold boats for a trip across the ocean. Then, more cold as the truck hauls them to the store. In fact, the camera doesn't get to warm up until you get your hot little hands on it. You would think the cold would affect them. But, most of them seem to work just fine.