Circuit City

Source: www.moreover.com --- 15 hours ago
Sorry, this 3rd party supplied article requires Javascript to be displayed in full. Electronics retailer Circuit City, which closed all its U.S. stores, has sold its Canadian stores to telecommunications company Bell Canada. ...

Source: www.9wsyr.com --- 1 day ago
NewsChannel 9 consumer investigator Jennifer Lewke has The Real Deal on emails you've been getting fron the defunct Circuit City, a Cash4Gold bonus that isn't worth much and a bogus... ...

Source: www.tuscaloosanews.com --- 3 days ago
By Patrick Rupinski Staff Writer Best Buy, one of the country's leading consumer electronics retailers, plans to open its first West Alabama store in October at Midtown Village. ...

Source: industry.bnet.com --- 11 days ago
Best Buy is caught in a recessionary malaise and, while effectively managing operations, it’s stuck in a tough spot as the main rivals the company faces now a days have more than electronics to lure frugal consumers into stores. In the first quarter ended May 30, repair services – the kind of operation that gains in [...] ...

Source: www.dealerscope.com --- 1 day ago
Best Buy is looking to take over a former Circuit City location in Tuscaloosa, Ala., which would mark the chain's first-ever store in Western Alabama, the Tuscaloosa News reported Wednesday. Employees at other Best Buy stores in the state have... ...

Source: www.dslreports.com --- 1 day ago
So I've got a catch-all address set up on one of my domains, which I use for throwaway email stuff. Years ago, I put an address on a Circuit City rebate form and they've been spamming me ever since. Fast forward to July 2009: Months after Circuit City liquidated, I find more spam from them at my catch-all account. Checking the domain registration, I see that TigerDirect now owns circuitcity.com. Probably a smart move for them (except for the spamming part). Anyone else still getting spam from the late great CircuitCity.com? Dave -- "...enjoy every sandwich..." Warren Zevon 1947-2003 ...

Source: www.copsandrobbers.net --- 9 days ago
found some pics on flickr by chance: http://www.flickr.com/photos/fin5bjh/ ...

Source: classactiondefense.jmbm.com --- 8 days ago
Class Action Plaintiff not Entitled to Attorney Fee Award under 42 U.S.C. § 1988 Following District Court Dismissal of Class Action as Moot because Plaintiff was not “Prevailing Party” within the Meaning of Supreme Court Authority Seventh Circuit Holds Plaintiff filed a putative class action against Calumet City, Illinois, alleging that she suffered damage because the enforcement of a local ordinance interfered with her ability to sell real property that she owned in the City; the class action complaint alleged that “the ordinance violated her right to procedural due process and unreasonably restrained the alienability of her property.” Walker v. Calumet City, Illinois , 565 F.3d 1031, 1032 (7th Cir. 2009). Specifically, the class action complaint challenged the City’s Point of Sale (POS) ordinance, which provides that real property within the City limits “cannot be sold until it is inspected and deemed in compliance with City codes, a fee is paid, and transfer stamps are issued.” Id. In the normal course of events, while the class action complaint was pending, plaintiff’s property was inspected under the City’s Rental Dwelling Inspection (RDI) ordinance, which requires annual inspections of rental properties to ensure compliance with City health, zoning and building codes. Id. , at 1033. The inspection of plaintiff’s property revealed “multiple areas…where repair was necessary”; plaintiff completed the required repairs, and the City “ ...

Source: bigfatmarketingblog.com --- 10 days ago
Nothing really alarming here (except a lot of people may not know that Circuit City was acquired and re-launched as a Web-only venture by Systemax). The key here is that Circuit City has launched a page on Facebook, and are not censoring the voice of its fans. ...

Source: twitter.com --- 3 days ago
CircuitCitycom: @Kerryk322 Circuit City has re-launched online and we are offering great products at low prices! Check us out: http://www.circuitcity.com ...

Source: www.digital-digest.com --- 2 days ago
The new revamped Circuit City is launching a $1,000 a day give away for 100 days ...

Source: sweetiessweeps.com --- 11 days ago
There will be 100 computer winners in 100 days in the Circuit City "$1000 a day for 100 Days" Sweepstakes. Eligibility: only in the United States to legal United States residents at least 18 years old. Entry Dates: June 15, 2009 and ends on September 21, 2009. How to enter: Visit www.CircuitCity.com Note: If you enter this sweepstakes you are acknowledging "receipt of the confirmation email... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] ...

Source: twitter.com --- 10 days ago
yourdon: Poor Circuit City. This photo of mine has now been published in 9 different blogs: http://bit.ly/UTjUx ...

Source: www.devtopics.com --- 7 days ago
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Source: sickmalls.wordpress.com --- 6 days ago
After I took this pic as I was driving away this grandma and her grandchildren were walking their poodle to PetSmart and the poodle got on her hind legs and looked in the windows of the closed store. I couldn’t get my camera out in time. I bought my first DVD here in 2003. [...] ...

Source: www.simplycontests.com --- 7 days ago
Expires 9/21/09 - Open to US residents at least 18 yrs old - Daily Entry Every day until September 21, Circuit City is giving away a $1,000 gift card in their $1,000 a day for 100 Days Sweepstakes. I would buy one of those HD camcorders if I won and I might even have enough left [...] ...

Source: www.costar.com --- 10 days ago
Halloween Express leased the former Circuit City building at 9027 E. 71st St. in Tulsa, OK. The retail store will open in early September. The property was constructed in 1996 and totals 31,377 square feet. Mendy Parish with CB Richard Ellis/Oklahoma... ...

Source: slashdot.org --- 40 days ago
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Source: consumerist.com --- 53 days ago
The Circuit City death watch is long over, but now there's a way to preserve those memories forever—maybe even to outfit an entire troupe of Circuit City re-enactors. Reader chainofcommand02 was shopping in a grocery outlet store when he discovered several cases of Circuit City polo shirts. Yours, for only $1.00. He wrote: Hey guys, I was shopping at a local grocery store (the UGO in Knoxville, TN) that sells odds and ends, scratch and dent stuff (think a Big Lots for grocery items) and I came across this table of new in bag Circuit City red polos. I am told that the company bought them for $0.25 a shirt, and they are selling them for $1.00 a shirt. I also found a few of the XXL shirts with a Generation C logo on a sleeve. They have like 8 cases of these things in different sizes, men and women's styles. So, dear readers: What would you do with these shirts? ...