I'll start shopping on-line at Target, Walmart, Sears, or any other retailer if that on-line retailer:
- offers the same number of line items as Amazon; including Amazon's full inventory of books (Barnes and Noble does not offer as many book selections as Amazon; and, that's BN's core -- selling books)
- offers the same no-questions asked for any return; full refund as does Amazon;
- offers one-click buying;
- offers same day delivery; sometimes one-hour delivery;
- offers a credit card with 5% cash reward loyalty benefits
- offers "unlimited free" video
- offers unlimited access to 3rd party sellers
- gladly accepts almost any credit card
- offers "complete" security (remember the Target breach? probably the biggest retail security breach in history); to the best of my knowledge, Amazon has never had a security breach
- knows me well enough to "target" me with ads I appreciate
- sends me products for free if I promise to review them
- free shipping
- at least "meets" Amazon pricing
Amazon accounts for less than 5% of total US retail sales.
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