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Bill86 · 03-06-2011, 09:28 PM

I agree Dave, but I wouldn't doubt that sometimes that is the case. I mean you would be surprised how little most people that shop at B&M's know about the cigars.

Here's also a prime example of why I don't shop at B&M's.

Camacho liberties 2010 were $25 after taxes at a B&M, on CAYP they are $10. The gouging that is done at B&M's is ridiculous. I cannot afford to pay 2.5X the price just to support a local shop.

Shops should realize they have to be SOMEWHAT competitive.

Also if anyone follows me into the walk in, I'll never buy from them again. Unless I ask "what's new" which I often do.

03-06-2011, 09:28 PM	#4
Bill86 Snob Join Date: Jul 2010 First Name: Bill Posts: 6,704 Trading: (67)	Re: Advice for B&M owners anyone? I agree Dave, but I wouldn't doubt that sometimes that is the case. I mean you would be surprised how little most people that shop at B&M's know about the cigars. Here's also a prime example of why I don't shop at B&M's. Camacho liberties 2010 were $25 after taxes at a B&M, on CAYP they are $10. The gouging that is done at B&M's is ridiculous. I cannot afford to pay 2.5X the price just to support a local shop. Shops should realize they have to be SOMEWHAT competitive. Also if anyone follows me into the walk in, I'll never buy from them again. Unless I ask "what's new" which I often do.