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Where's the bs? Clearance stores have always been this way. They don't cater to people over the phone.. service is provided to those that can physically come in the store. It's really a pretty standard policy at the clearance level. Much less hassle considering premium shoes (which most outlets won't let you phone order anyways) will sell regardless. So why take the time to fill orders and go through that extra process.. So they can create some illusional business relationship with people that only call by the hundreds when they hear of some bogus info that may not even be accurate.. Most clearance stores (of any company) won't even check their inventories for you at their store so I think Nike is always doing more than they should at the clearance level.. Just saying. Sound business strategy.
^^^ clearance stores didn't used to be that way to be honest. Nike corporate made some significant changes to negatively effect the consumer.
bigj is right a few years ago i used to make orders from clearance outlets and get good stuff
at the very least the store can tell a local state customer whats in the store
now that's total b.s.
I hear what you're saying, but once again it just leads to loopholes. Anyone could call and say they are from anywhere. It's as level of a playing field as its gonna get at the moment. Clearance stores are driven by in store sales and they really won't take a L on not doing phone orders..the most accurate information comes from those that actually show up at the store and get clear answers about the product that's available right that second. I've already read numerous horror stories about holds and things of that nature, and so many things can happen when you work with thousands of products (that are randomly sent in with little to no information on how many of a product is actually being received) and its really not practical to create more work within the company to hold product or make serveral orders over the phone.