Too expensive. Open around neighbourhood best. Neighbourhood have very few of these shops. And nearer to their homes some more.Originally posted by neworld25:Hi all.
Do u sometimes have to buy some computer products, etc...CDRs, DVD-Rs, or peripherials.....and then realised that there isn't any computer shops around in your area?.....and going to SIM LIM would be too far?
If u would to open a computer shop, which heartland mall or shopping ctr would be ideal?
And what do u want to see from a computer shop?....etc, More brand choices, competitive pricing?
Any suggestions or ideas?
With these kinda perceptions about neighbourhood shops or whichever smaller shops...no wonder bigger shops like Challenger (for general electronics) and companies like Dell(for PCs) get bigger n bigger even tough they dish out the same crap.Originally posted by Mr Soh:But neighbour hood shops have farked up service. And the products some are 2nd hand . The shop cheat people by repackaging!. They think Heartlanders are stupid. U can find these "variety" of shops in older housing estates.
If the things not working and when u bring back to them , they start to talk cork and ask u to call the manufacturer's support service saying it is the manufacturer's problem.
I think the problem lies in that neighbourhood shops have lesser knowledge of the products.Originally posted by Mr Soh:But neighbour hood shops have farked up service. And the products some are 2nd hand . The shop cheat people by repackaging!. They think Heartlanders are stupid. U can find these "variety" of shops in older housing estates.
If the things not working and when u bring back to them , they start to talk cork and ask u to call the manufacturer's support service saying it is the manufacturer's problem.
Whch shop in AMK? Cost of goods there like how much cheap or ex?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:I think the problem lies in that neighbourhood shops have lesser knowledge of the products.
Those in shopping centres will have at least an ITE certificate in IT.
Anyway, not all neighbourhood IT shops are like that. I know one in AMK gives very good service, and if things still not working, repair for you again until he got no more solutions to come up with.
I don't exactly know where, I only know I walk down from Blk 527 (opposite Jing Shan Primary School) to the shop if I got computer problems.Originally posted by Mr Soh:Whch shop in AMK? Cost of goods there like how much cheap or ex?